The following commercial building permits and permits for residential projects costing more than $75,000 were issued by the city of …
Walla Walla’s Sears Hometown Store is under new ownership.
Exercise was the initial draw to a stroller workout group for fitness-lover Ashley Barnhart.
Here is the city of Walla Walla’s reconstruction update for this week:
Washington’s wine industry has unlocked a new achievement: The licensing of the 1,000th winery in the state.
Commercial air travel is gaining ground in a year that started with a sharp decline in passenger traffic.
Eliza Van De Rostyne is something of a rescue specialist, but instead of a life preserver she wields a needle and thread.
Bankruptcies are filed under these headlines:
Walla Walla County’s average annual wage grew by 3.7% in 2018 to $44,610.
The intersection at Wellington Avenue and Melrose Street has been turned into a four-way stop for the time being.
 When Judy Melahn first set foot in 1538 Isaacs Ave., the hairstylist and esthetician thought her husband was pitching it as a renta…
The untrained eye won’t notice much different about the two electric trolleys Valley Transit will roll out later this fall — or the …
One year after making history as the first certified hops farm in the area, Walla Walla Hops is on an expansion trajectory even the …
Here is the city of Walla Walla’s reconstruction update for this week:
A 1960s-era Main Street hotel nears the end of its transformation to a modern one-of-a-kind boutique lodging operation designed as a…
Reflections Salon owner Emily Reay has been working in the beauty industry 18 years. But her roots in it run much deeper.
These commercial building permits and permits for residential projects costing more than $75,000 were issued by Walla Walla in August.
You’ve heard of smart phones, smart cars and smart watches.
Isaacs Avenue from Division to Roosevelt streets will reopen to traffic after months of construction just as the intersection at Roo…
The executive director of the Downtown Walla Walla Foundation has submitted her resignation as she prepares to retire at the end of …
A weekend event at Crossbuck Brewing will raise money for a cause while celebrating harvest and the brewery’s first anniversary.
Sung Morel’s longtime customers don’t have to say a word when they saddle up in her 1930s-era antique barber chair. She automaticall…
The following commercial building permits and permits for residential projects costing more than $75,000 were issued by Walla Walla …
LYONS FERRY — Columbia Pulp is in the final stages of launching the first straw pulp mill of its kind in North America.
What happens when front-of-the-house personality meets back-of-the-house culinary skill?
The lobby of a historic bank celebrating its 150th anniversary was the perfect spot Wednesday to recognize a Walla Walla hardware st…
Long before she served her Thai dishes in Walla Walla at her namesake restaurant, Phoumy Hormratsamy began her long career in cookin…
MILTON-FREEWATER — McLoughlin High School’s football team went into their first home game of the season Friday with some new fanfare.
Bankruptcies are filed under these headlines:
An unwelcome intruder has arrived in the Walla Walla wine region.
Restaurants have long been a family affair for Miguel and Maria Tello, owners of Taqueria Mi Pueblito.
Marianne Ornelas had pioneered her course in the beauty business as a sought-after stylist and educator when an injured rotator cuff…
Walla Walla’s wine country retreat Eritage Resort made Sunset Magazine’s list of finalists in its 2019 annual Travel Awards.
