It was nineteen-eighty something, and I came home from school surprised to find my mother’s car in the drive.
We hear about it every October. Pink ribbons pop up in grocery stores, cosmetics companies create special pink packaging and sports …
Executive Director of Camp Fire Walla Walla, Shawniene Bingham was in the right place at the right time to be led to her current position.
In just over a year, in July 2020, there is a launch opportunity to send a spacecraft to Mars.
Worry just may be one of worst viruses around. It’s contagious it seems and robs us of energy, life, love and laughter.
Facts and tips on water usage and conservation are presented weekly by the city of Walla Walla, in partnership with Walla Walla Comm…
Construction equipment is starting to make its way to Wildhorse Resort & Casino.
Providence St. Mary Medical Center has donated $15,000 to Blue Mountain Action Council for its new Community Service Center under co…
Can I just say something? Hay fever is a complete jerk.
A new home for veteran women will be celebrated Sunday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tours.
A new store coming to Walla Walla in July is making an introduction via pop-up event this weekend.
A bit of grooming and care will keep your flower gardens looking their best throughout the hot summer months and into fall.
A rotating schedule on Sundays at Amavi Cellars gives the Southside winery a chance to show its gratitude to various community group…
A new category has been added to the Walla Walla Valley Chamber of Commerce’s Business Awards Showcase this year.
Local viticulturist Sadie Drury is one of two winners of a Powers Sabbatical Award in 2020.
A special Belgian White-style beer created as a fundraiser for Blue Mountain Land Trust earned Crossbuck Brewing an award at the Was…
Exercise makes you feel good. Have you ever heard that before? Of course, you have. We all have, and we have all experienced the won…
I recently taught a class on the gospels and I wanted the students to have a broader view of the New Testament so I used Hal Taussig…
With 90-degree days in the forecast, wildfire season is just around the corner.
Practical tips on building a life and career on less than seven hours of sleep is the focus of the Walla Walla Valley Chamber of Com…
Sip & Stroll returns to the streets of downtown Walla Walla on Thursday.
If you’ve been thinking of getting a four-year business degree without leaving home, Walla Walla Community College’s new Bachelor of…
A Walla Wallan is among 16 University of Washington students and alumni who received Fulbright U.S. Student Program scholarship awar…
Walla Walla Public Schools established Partners in Learning Month in May 2010. This month the district sent nearly 150 proclamations…
While attending Walla Walla Chamber Music Festival events this month, a new player of sorts will be center stage.
Graduation ceremonies give us a parade of joy for students and their families. They mark the culmination of years of effort. They represent a crossroads in a young person’s life. And they likely bring sighs of relief.
Bishop Michael Curry preached at a wedding last May. It was at Harry and Meghan’s televised wedding watched by millions.
Eight area Latino Club members plan to participate in the 24th World Scout Jamboree July 22-Aug. 2 near Beckley, W.Va.
There are eight major planets orbiting our sun. We know them as Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. We…
The Washington Wine Industry Foundation awarded $43,000 in scholarships to 13 students — four with ties to the Walla Walla Valley — …
Walla Walla High School’s spring stage production, “Seussical the Musical,” received Honorable Mention status from the 5th Avenue Th…
The Walla Walla Pétanque Club held a charity tournament on June 1 at Tertulia Winery, 1564 Whiteley Road, to support the Blue Mounta…
Facts and tips on water usage and conservation are presented weekly by the city of Walla Walla, in partnership with Walla Walla Comm…
The coupon came in the mail from the International Correspondence School, home office. Female, age 39, the space for her occupation …
Aida Frey and parents Shawn and Norma Frey launchfrom their home base in Algonquin, Ill., to visit national parks.
Symbols for area tribes, sheaves of grain, city creeks, schools, the Seventh-day Adventist Church and Blue Mountains are represented…
Stop and think about where you live — Walla Walla, Dayton, Waitsburg, the surrounding areas. This is home.
“To be a human being does not mean knowing all the answers; our faith tells us that we cannot see everything, cannot know everything…
It’s a wrap for gluten-free, vegan bakery and eatery Fine-ly Made.
