• Kelly Cochrane testified at his trial that he did not force sexual contact with the women at the various times between 2004 and last year. His trial could go to jury today
• 16-year-old Alex Serrano is scheduled to be sentenced this morning for firing several shots at an occupied vehicle at Farm Labor Homes. He could be locked up for 1 1/2 to 2 years
• 13-year-old Jaime Martinez is to be sentenced this morning for making a bomb threat at Garrison Middle School in May
• Vicki Hillhouse presents some tourism figures for the Valley
• Vick also introduces a new architectural design firm in Walla Walla, R & R Designs
• In our Sunday edition, look out for coverage of the dog stampede and read about Pam Elia, president and charter member of the Italian Heritage Association as she prepares for the annual Festa on October 11 and 12

This is our final webcast and Terry McConn would like to express appreciation to all of his colleagues who’ve heled in this endeavor the past 6 months. Thanks for watching the Daily Byte.

• Three-year-old Avarie Locati-Arbogast helped save her fathers life
• Blue Ridge Elementary teachers are concerned about the lopsided number of disadvantaged kids in their classrooms
• A woman who formerly worked at Valley Vision testified at the trial of Kelly Cochrane and she told the court that he kissed her on the cheek and then on then on the mouth
• The Hook-Up man, Larry Dutton, will help you with your electronic gadget needs
• In today Marquee, read about steal cut-outs of dogs created by artist Judy Treman for the new Fort Walla Walla Dog Park

• Walla Walla University student Chelsea Patten was recently recognized by Independent Colleges of Washington for a grant-writing project that she hopes will lead to more energy effeciency at the university
• The state’s DSHS has changed eligibility rules for the Basic Food program
• The CROP Hunger Walk on Sunday will begin with registration at 1 p.m at the Walla Walla Community College. The walk begins at 2 p.m. along a 5K or 10K route
• A boost in the minimum wage will raise the hourly rate to $8.55 on the first of the year
• Don Davis and Nora the Schnauzer explore Mill Creek and Rooks Park