DAYTON — Lorna Barth calls it her twist on the Adopt-a-Highway program.
MILTON-FREEWATER — Wineries already flock to the Milton-Freewater area to plant their vineyards in its uniquely rocky soil. Now the …
Just eight months after its opening, Walla Walla Steak Co. has been lauded among the country’s best wine restaurants by Wine Enthusi…
Only a couple of times in the history of Isaacs Avenue retail shop Bicycle Barn has the signature big wheel sign gone down.
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.
It may seem strange that a space that can hold more people than the original could also be so much more intimate. But that’s what’s …
WESTON — Gordon Smith remembers seeing, when he was a kid, 12 pea-processing plants in towns all around his birthplace of Pendleton.
A modest crowd turned out for the first hour of the first day of Milton-Freewater’s Farmers Market on Wednesday afternoon. The marke…
DAYTON — Turbine blades even bigger than the originals will start to travel through the community for a “re-powering” of the Marengo…
The Downtown Walla Walla Foundation has announced a new manager for the Downtown Farmers Market.
You never know what treasure awaits at thrift and gift store Yeehaw Aloha.
Work on Isaacs Avenue is about to get into full swing, and the haul promises to be long for businesses in the corridor that depend o…
COLLEGE PLACE — A new restaurant and taproom under construction brings something never seen before here.
MILTON-FREEWATER — A shovel full of dirt tossed by Mayor Lewis Key signaled the start of an ambitious housing and commercial develop…
Bankruptcies are filed under these headlines:
The Whitman Mission National Historic Site had a $3.3 million economic impact in the area last year, according to a deep dive into t…
A new co-working office space off Rose Street was born out of necessity.
There was no clearer message about Tom Osborn’s summer plans after high school graduation than the gift of cardboard boxes.
A decision has been delayed for the fourth month on a proposal from Providence St. Mary Medical Center for expansion of its outpatie…
The following commercial building permits and permits for residential projects costing more than $75,000 were issued by the city of …
A new chapter for women’s health care begins Monday in Walla Walla.
The following commercial building permits and permits for residential projects costing more than $75,000 were issued by the city of …
Construction on one of the year’s biggest projects will shut down portions of Isaacs Avenue starting late this month.
The world’s supply of helium may be running low. But Amber Clark, certified balloon artist and proprietor of Up Balloon Boutique, ha…
The annual Spring Release weekend party for Nocking Point Wines has morphed this year into a movie premiere, too.
Walla Walla’s Harvest Foods will close its walk-up bill paying station after 26 years of service.
Changes to Washington’s retail sales tax collection for Oregon residents are projected to generate $53 million for the state over th…
For Walla Walla comic store Digital Heroes, Saturday was a fortuitous crossover.
What do you get when a recent MBA grad and a techie with start-up hopes meet by chance at a co-working space? An app that helps farm…
Attention, Kmart shoppers: The discount department store will close this summer after nearly 45 years of service on Isaacs Avenue.
Wine visitors spent an estimated $145 million in the Walla Walla Valley in 2018, helping generate about $17.4 million in tax revenue…
By most measures, Walla Walla doesn’t lack for the arts. Consider the lineup of standing music events from the Walla Walla Symphony,…
The first cohort of a new Micro-Business Assistance Program graduated last week with a $4,000 gift waiting for them.
STARBUCK — It could be a recipe for fire and other disasters: pulp, straw, chemicals, machinery, increased traffic and people.
