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College Place City Council updates policy for virtual commenters - Vimarsana News

College Place City Council updates policy for virtual commenters

Residents who want to provide virtual comments at College Place City Council meetings will need to pre-register ahead of time as part of a new policy adopted to minimize meeting

The Health Clinic opens at Garrison Middle School, giving students access to care - Vimarsana News

The Health Clinic opens at Garrison Middle School, giving students access to care

All middle school and high school students in Walla Walla now have access to free mental health and medical care at school after The Health Center’s latest expansion into Garrison

Officials believe AI bots disrupted a WA council meeting with racial slurs, part of a nationwide trend - Vimarsana News

Officials believe AI bots disrupted a WA council meeting with racial slurs, part of a nationwide trend

College Place officials believe a barrage of racial slurs, profanity and antisemitic language spouted by call-in speakers during a City Council meeting in October was the work of AI-generated bots.

College Place officials believe AI bots responsible for racial slurs at October meeting - Vimarsana News

College Place officials believe AI bots responsible for racial slurs at October meeting

College Place officials believe a barrage of racial slurs, profanity and antisemitic language spouted by call-in speakers during a City Council meeting in October was the work of AI-generated bots.

State Funds to Aid Small Businesses in Walla Walla - Vimarsana News

State Funds to Aid Small Businesses in Walla Walla

BIPOC entrepreneurs, veteran- and women-owned businesses and small businesses in underserved regions of Washington state, including Walla Walla County, may be eligible to receive an impact grant of up to $100,000.