Dozens of concerned Walla Walla residents gathered on Sunday, May 1 to march for immigration reform. Participants arrived at Jefferson Park and marched down Main Street, past Congresswoman Cathy McMorris...
Does “It Get Better" for LGBTQ individuals in Walla Walla? Whitman is generally regarded as a safe and accepting community for its LGBTQ students, but those outside the campus still struggle to find openness and support.
What's wrong with the United States government? For members of the Walla Walla Tea Party Patriots, it's out of control government spending.
The group held a tax day rally on Friday, April 15 to advocate...
With a familiar, local source of grass-fed meat gone from Walla Walla, many would-be conscious meat eaters are finding that they no longer know who their farmer is.
Once a year, 150 grade school and middle school students stampede into Reid Campus Center for a carnival organized by Whitman's Mentor Program which places Whitman students in local public schools to mentor...
A one million dollar shortfall for the City of Walla Walla's budget for this year has forced city officials to consider cutting funding for Pioneer Park's aviary.
Walla Walla food banks have seen demand for services increase dramatically in recent years. The February Food Drive, sponsored by Phi Delta Theta and the Student Engagement Center, hopes to help meet some of this demand.
The Whitman tradition of going to Sweet Basil Pizzeria's monthly $1 slice night has come to an end. The last of the discounted nights, which until last year were weekly, was Wednesday, April 7; this coming Wednesday, May 5, will mark the first first Wednesday of the month without the deal.
Police arrested a 34-year-old man Tuesday, Dec. 1 in connection with that day's robbery of the AmericanWest bank at 1850 E. Isaacs Avenue after a witness was able to provide them the license plate number...
