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WALLA WALLA, Wash. — A man reportedly used a skateboard as his main mode of transportation to go from California to Walla Walla, Washington, for the sentencing of a crime four years after he pleaded guilty in Walla Walla County Superior Court. Christopher J. Wilkinson, 23, appeared in court on Wednesday, April 7. He was arrested in July 2017 for reportedly possessing drugs as well as assaulting and obstructing the work of a Walla Walla Police Department officer. Wilkinson’s attorney, Robin Olson, said Wilkinson pleaded guilty to two of the crimes — third-degree assault and a dr...

New Book Reveals How Women Can Speak Up for Who They Are Twenty-four women share personal stories of courage, strength and hope in Find Your Voice, Save Your Life News provided by Share this article Share this article BETHESDA, Md., Feb. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Laura Di Franco, CEO of Brave Healer Productions, announces the publication of Find Your Voice, Save Your Life, a Voices of Women and Brave Healer Productions collaboration and the first book in a new series from Crave More Life Coaching & Consulting, founded by life coach Dianna Leeder. Brave Healer Productions has separately pub...

Written By: Al Edenloff | × A two-vehicle crash on Interstate 94 near Osakis on Saturday, June 6, injured five people and one of them was airlifted from the scene. At about noon, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office received multiple 911 calls of the crash, which happened on I-94 at the Osakis interchange at mile marker 114. An initial investigation shows that the first vehicle, an Oldsmobile Silhouette van driven by Nancy Taft of Browerville, had been eastbound on I-94. Taft was attempting to exit at the Osakis off ramp and had stopped in the right-hand lane, waiting to mer...

GAP, Pa. — A holiday cookie exchange, swap or cookie party are typically informal events with family and friends. But family cookie bakes and exchanges where large groups of friends and family spend time baking and sharing cookies from time-tested recipes will be rare this Christmas due to the COVID-19 pandemic. With stay-at-home safety guidelines in place to help limit the spread of infections, families are showing caution about socializing in groups. Many cookie events have been put on hold for what everyone hopes will be a more festive 2021 holiday season next year. In the town of Gap...