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October 10, 2023
Oct. 9—Ted Cummings, 66, first tried pickleball as a college student back in 1977. It didnt stick. But a decade ago, after a lifetime of playing and coaching tennis, and
October 9, 2023
Dozens of pickleball enthusiasts gathered at Mill Creek Sportsplex on Thursday, Oct. 5, to watch the city unveil eight new pickleball courts.
October 6, 2023
Nine candidates from three key races in the upcoming Walla Walla general election discussed their prospective roles and outlined their goals at a Wednesday, Oct. 4, virtual forum.
August 30, 2023
Heart-to-heart communication is possible between sister cities Walla Walla and Tambasasayama, Japan, though the language is different, the city’s Deputy Mayor Hiroyuki Horii said at the opening event for the
August 29, 2023
Heart-to-heart communication is possible between sister cities Walla Walla and Tambasasayama, Japan, though the language is different, the city’s Deputy Mayor Hiroyuki Horii said at the opening event for the
July 28, 2023
Walla Walla City Council members reviewed City Manager Elizabeth Chamberlains performance in an executive session in June and approved her new contract on Wednesday, July 26.
June 18, 2023
Tawn Smith-McQueen said Juneteenth’s meaning is different for everyone.
June 14, 2023
A Walla Walla County Superior Court judge ruled that the Walla Walla City Council did not violate the Open Public Meetings Act, dismissing a case brought against the council’s members
May 4, 2022
Pioneer Parks accessibility and "walkability" just got a boost from city leaders with a $300,000 grant to build additional sidewalks, ramps and crosswalk enhancements.
April 29, 2022
ARE WE TIRED of leftist infighting yet? The revolutionary fervor of two years ago is gradually dissipating into directionless, incessant debate over the correct path forward. Ours is not the first generation of radicals to be divided or silenced by liberal figureheads. A silver lining emerges, however, in the resurgent labor movement taking on Amazon and Starbucks, among other corporate and institutional giants. In recent years, a reawakening of worker militancy has rippled across the art world,...