The Daily Byte - July 7, 2008 from Walla Walla Union-Bulletin on Vimeo.

• Wildhorse Umatilla tribe Pow Wow
• Spotlight on Walla Walla soldier in Iraq
• June weather summary
• Little League District 5 baseball tournament results

• 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

• Temperatures broke a record yesterday hitting 105 degrees
• Wildfire warning due to the hot weather
• Washington Butterfly Association held their annual conference in the wilderness around Dayton
• Starting tomorrow drivers must use hands-free cell phone devices or risk a fine
• Reminder to abide by fireworks laws
• Horizon Air affected by increase in fuel prices. There’ll now be a Walla Walla - Pendleton connection starting in October

• Proposed Illahee project come to a halt due to funding problems
• Fish on Land Sea Food Market will be closing after Sunday due to slow business
• Walla Walla tourism officials release results of a black box survey of visitors to the area last year
• Willow, the new art gallery and home decor business at Second and Rose opened last week
• Steaming Stripes Relay, a fund-raiser benefiting local veterans will start at Pioneer Middle School and end at Pioneer Park. Also check today’s U-B for a complete roundup of entertainment at the Fourth of July at the Park
• MacDonald Zaring Insurance took home first place at the All-City Little League Tournament yesterday

• Walla Walla officials will start a fireworks education campaign to reign in illegal fireworks
• Ron “Buzz” Overman will perform three free concerts int he Walla Walla area
• Larry Moore of Town and Country Tree Services uses a machine that can die wood chips and spew out material for decorative groundcover
• The Modern Restaurant is on the June cover of Asian Restaurant News magazine
• All Wheels Weekend in Dayton this weekend
• Fort Walla Walla Days and Western Art Show this weekend
• Video of open rehearsal at Merchants Delicatessen as part of the Chamber Music Festival