Walla Wallans News Today

The Stencel Building housed a wide variety of businesses before being town down in 1972.

The Chinese New Year has been celebrated in Walla Walla since the 1860s, although the festivities changed as the years have passed and the population of our Chinese community has

The move was accomplished by a 13-mule team that not only turned the house 90 degrees but had to move it slightly south out of the path of the extension

In October 1880 President Rutherford B. Hayes took a tour of the West Coast, staying in Walla Walla for one night at the Ward House on Poplar Street, which is

As a group of Walla Wallans marched from Whitman College to Gesa Power House Theatre on Monday, Jan. 15, the words of Martin Luther King Jr. echoed through downtown Walla

Walla Wallans can expect a day of celebration, unity and service on Monday, Jan. 15, in recognition of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.

In March of 1888, Walla Wallans woke up to the smell of smoke due to two fires that began in the wee hours of the morning. The buildings where the

By all accounts, Brent “Taun” Moreland, 62, lived his best life. A remarkable accomplishment.

Residents can signal their views on the cell tower proposed at 928 Sturm Ave. at a quasi-judicial hearing at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 21 in the Walla Walla City Council

A cold front is expected to pass through the Walla Walla Valley Monday night, Aug. 28, ending triple-digit temperatures for at least the next two weeks, officials say.