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Walla Walla City Council reelects Tom Scribner as mayor, recognizes MLK Day - Vimarsana News

Walla Walla City Council reelects Tom Scribner as mayor, recognizes MLK Day

It was the first decision made by the council freshly seated in 2024 with newcomers Jeff Robinson and Monte Willis representing the West Ward and East Ward, respectively.

Jeff Robinson leads race for Walla Walla City Council's West Ward | Elections - Vimarsana News

Jeff Robinson leads race for Walla Walla City Council's West Ward | Elections

Robinson’s lead over incumbent Susan Smiley Nakonieczny primes him for election to council along with fellow newcomer Monte Willis and incumbents Tom Scribner and Steve Moss, all unchallenged.

Candidate Q&A: Monte Willis on vulnerabilities of wine industry, goals for housing - Vimarsana News

Candidate Q&A: Monte Willis on vulnerabilities of wine industry, goals for housing

Monte Willis is the sole candidate campaigning to represent Walla Walla’s East Ward in City Council Position 4.

Candidates in key Walla Walla election races discuss goals, solutions - Vimarsana News

Candidates in key Walla Walla election races discuss goals, solutions

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.

Researchers identify novel approach to repair the human heart - Vimarsana News

Researchers identify novel approach to repair the human heart

 E-Mail Maywood, Ill. - May 19, 2021 - A team of scientists from Loyola University Chicago's Stritch School of Medicine have discovered a critical component for renewing the heart's molecular motor, which breaks down in heart failure. Approximately 6.2 million Americans have heart failure, an often fatal condition characterized by the heart's inability to pump enough blood and oxygen throughout the body. This discovery could represent a novel approach to repair the heart. Their findings, published in the May 19 issue of Nature Communications, show how a protein called BAG3 helps replace "w...