July 10, 2008

July 3, 2008

Summer day camp available for foster kids in the Tri-Cities
Walla Walla health-care provider arrested last month for allegedly causing patient to have sexual contact with him has been charged with indecent liberties
The Walla Walla community is invited to participate in the Whitman summer reading assignment, “The Complete Persepolis”
Rick Eskil reviews “Wanted.” Says it’s a high-octane ride from start to finish
The Calzeretta family, traveling cross-country on tandem bikes, will spend 4th of July in North Dakota
Kevin Lustig reports on three Muslim students who visited from Turkey, Thailand and Indonesia

Baker Boyer Bank and QualitySmith have been named among the best 100 companies in the state to work for
Feature on Albert Killgrove who has worked for the local draft board for 20 years
Trial for former Valley Vision optometrist Kelly Cochrane has been postponed
Proposal to save the M-F Health Department clinic by cutting costs by reducing staff and drumming up more interest in the services the clinic provides
Milton-Freewater resident Olivia Wigley will appear in a film, “In Pursuit of a Dream” which is co-produced by the Oregon-California Trail Association
retired Whitman professor Patrick Henry has a column teaching you how to be a tutor
U-B publisher will be retiring next year and will be replaced by Rob Blethen. Larry looks back on his tenure here in a column Sunday
Terry McConn will perform in the summer musical, “Anything Goes.” The first time he has acted in a play in nearly 30 years.