The biggest problem with Walla Walla’s streets are not the potholes, but dangers pedestrians face while trying to cross them.
Nuclear weapons and climate change are the two most important issues of our time. They threaten all life on our planet. Most of the …
Oregon’s justice system could be facing an upheavel in a month or so.
One of the best things about being your state representative is the time I get to spend learning. By listening and observing, I can …
I was happy to read Daniel N. Clark’s Feb. 14 article about the history of “Making A Greener Community” through Walla Walla 2020’s efforts.
Most of the political letters I see in this space appear to be angry that an opposing viewpoint exists.
State Rep. Matt Shea, R-Spokane Valley, has been accused of doing some concerning things.
Though I write what may be an unpopular letter, by God’s grace I am still warm at age 96. Along with my World War II friends, we agr…
Dr. Carlos Acevedo’s recent letter to the U-B denigrating modern sporting rifles as “assault weapons” is a long line of purposeful s…
I enjoyed Daniel N. Clark’s article about the tree project of Walla Walla 2020. I applaud its work. One of the things I like about W…
Republican lawmakers in Oregon are, once again, playing hide-and-seek — but it’s not to have fun.
I appreciated Daniel N. Clark’s article on Walla Walla trees in last Sunday’s paper. I also appreciate citizens of Walla Walla for t…
I greatly appreciate learning about the history and hard work put forth by Walla Walla 2020 volunteers as described in recent articl…
As I was looking through the current Voters’ Pamphlet for the Presidential Primary to be held on March 10, I noticed that all of the…
In the Feb. 13th edition of the Marquee, Carnegie Picture Lab was featured in an article by Jedidiah Maynes. Although we are gratefu…
Does there now exist a Republican Party? Can one be a Republican without swearing absolute loyalty to Trump?
As a long time tree hugger and volunteer with Walla Walla 2020, I am writing in support of the city’s continued efforts in making Wa…
The Associated Press reported from Olympia this week that state lawmakers received good news regarding the latest revenue (as in tax…
Oregon governor wrong about dam breaching
The state House this week is offering immunity for college students who have campus parking fines or library fees.
Although the local election for school and EMS levies occurred just eight days ago, ballots for another election will be arriving in…
In the Feb. 13 Union-Bulletin, a letter from Steve Plucker of Prescott expressed concern that the Historic Lamar cabin was being neg…
In the midst of all the horrific damage from flooded rivers, Wednesday night I enjoyed a spectacular display of such a bright star/s…
I read with interest the Feb. 10 letter “Democrats promote things not on God’s side.”
The city music festival concept is an idea that could be of great benefit to Walla Walla, but should have serious financial concerns…
Is Las Vegas-style sports gambling in casinos needed in Washington state?
Recently, while reading Robert Harris’ historical novel “Imperium,” I was stunned with how similar Cicero’s opening address to the R…
When Reagan Republicans justified slashing funds from school lunches they concocted the idea that ketchup was a vegetable. George W.…
Well, well, well. Our glorious leader has bestowed the Presidential Medal of Freedom on that paragon of decency and compassion, Rush…
Left-wing bias has hurt print subscriptions
Survey results used to create preferred narrative
C orrections officers at the Washington State Penitentiary, as well as at all of the state’s prisons, often face dangerous situation…
