• Local election numbers have changed but the results have not
• 500 Spring Chinook salmon have returned to the south fork of the Walla Walla River
• Carlson Wagonlit Travel is changing its name to Travel Leaders
• Soroptimist International of Walla Walla and the Downtown Walla Walla Foundation are looking to honor local women who work to improve the lives of others
• In the Marquee today, see a feature on an art show at Amo Gallery in Waitsburg by Seattle artist Kitty Ritzenthaler

• Family riding bikes across the country will have to change their plans slightly as MS has sapped the strenght of one of the family members
• Democrats and Republicans have set up shop in town
• Profile on Lou Gates the new superintendent of schools in Burbank
• A visit to this years Comic-Con that took place a few weeks ago in San Diego
• Rick Eskil reviews “Journey to the Center of the Earth“
• Fort Walla Walla Museum’s Living History event presents Joseph Meek and Fred Stine

• Brenda Simpson is first medical student to practice in Milton-Freewater as part of a program run by Oregon Health Sciences University
• 73-year-old man injured in a one-vehicle crash on Highway 12 at Gose Road
• Garfield County commissioner race issues and answers in today’s paper
• 17-year-old girl pleaded innocent to trying to arrange a murder-for-hire scheme to kill her mother
• Basement of the Red Eye was charred in a fire Sunday
• Pendleton puts agricultural burn ban in effect during the Umatilla County Fair

The Daily Byte - August 4, 2008 from Walla Walla Union-Bulletin on Vimeo.

• Highlights from the Peach Basket Classic
• Weather roundup
• Update on the brush fire at Wallula Junction which is about 80% contained
• Story about local contra dancing
• Walla Walla Police Capt. Gary Bainter warns in his column today that local officers will be out on enforcement patrols focusing on speed limits