While 2021 is not a major election year, there is still an opportunity to vote in the Walla Walla City Council and school board race.
Many Whitman students face the question of where they can vote....
The Walla Walla City Council unanimously voted on April 14 to keep “streateries” — the extended outdoor dining downtown — for another three years under a new set of guidelines.
The approved...
Walla Walla residents can no longer recycle plastic. On Oct. 14, 2020, the Walla Walla City Council decided to pause plastic recycling, starting in 2021. The suspension will be reevaluated in 2023 if the...
This election year, three out of the seven positions on the Walla Walla City Council are up for election. Seat 7 is the only position this year that is at-large, meaning that the candidate can come from...
This Friday, Oct. 20, ballots go out for the election of three city council seats in Walla Walla county.
The six candidates running for these seats have been reaching out to the community through various...
On Tuesday, Sept. 12, Walla Walla City Council and community members gathered to discuss changes to the council’s electoral process.
Walla Walla City Council is currently made up of seven members,...
The Army Corps of Engineers is scheduled this month to begin removing trees along the Mill Creek Levee and replace them with grass in order to comply with a government policy that requires all trees within...
You might see a few more bikes next time you walk downtown.
In honor of Earth Week, community organization Sustainable Walla Walla is gearing up for its fourth annual Green Travel Competition...
Should Walla Walla do away with glass recycling? This was the question presented to attendees of a Sustainability Committee meeting on Tues., March 6 at the Walla Walla City Hall. The committee accepted...
