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The change in season and weather brings changes to wildlife populations as well. Still, some species show their faces unexpectedly.

Community members can hear a presentation from local water experts and explore information stations on Thursday, Nov. 16 at the Whitman College Reid Campus Center Ballroom, 280 Boyer Ave.

Fifty years ago, Jim McGuinn’s nascent Hot Poop enterprise in Walla Walla almost didn’t get off the ground.

Local Oregon winery owner, Roger Lemstrom, was seeing double after walking away from the Oregon Wine Competition with double gold medal for the Los Rocosos Vineyards 2017 Suenos de Luz

Local Oregon winery owner, Roger Lemstrom, was seeing double after walking away from the Oregon Wine Competition with double gold medal for the Los Rocosos Vineyards 2017 Suenos de Luz

Local Oregon winery owner, Roger Lemstrom, was seeing double after walking away from the Oregon Wine Competition with double gold medal for the Los Rocosos Vineyards 2017 Suenos de Luz

The Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, Tri-State Steelheaders and Walla Walla County Conservation District will receive about $1.5 million in grants for salmon habitat improvement projects planned in

OLYMPIA, Wash.-150 grants totaling $81.5 million will be awarded to 29 counties across the state, including several in Central and Southeastern Washington, to improve salmon habitat and conserve shorelines.

Hoop wrote 900 columns during his tenure at the newspaper.

Facts and tips on water usage and conservation are presented weekly by the city of Walla Walla, in partnership with Walla Walla Community College and the Union-Bulletin.