• Edison Elementary Principal Nancy Withycombe is concerned about the increased traffic on Alder and would like to remind motorists to obey the 20-mile-an-hour speed limit
• In today’s paper read about 37-year-old  Adam Piercy who recently suffered a heart attack and was diagnosed with congestive heart failure. He does not have health coverage so a special fund has been set up at Baker Boyer Bank
• Six drug-related charges were filed against Camren Jones who worked as a correctional officer at the Washington State Penitentiary
• Wa-Hi senior Caroline Treganowan has helped set up Cat’s Closet, a student-driven store that aims to provide formal attire to students who can’t afford to buy fancy clothes for next weeks homecoming
• Don Davis takes us to the a bass-fishing tournament held at Columbia Point Marina in Richland

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The Daily Byte - September 24, 2008

• More developments in the shooting death about 20 miles east of Walla Walla over the weekend
• The Port is looking to recruit a waste-to-energy company to come to the area
• Two teens were hurt in a on-vehicle wreck on Highway 12 this morning
• United Way Family Fun Day is this coming weekend at the YMCA
• Read about the unbeaten Wa-Hi football team
• Read Sunday’s Panorama story about the renovations at the Sherwood Center

The Daily Byte - July 30, 2008 from Walla Walla Union-Bulletin on Vimeo.

• 12-year-old girl missing overnight in the Blue Mountains was found this morning
• High School Task Force reports its findings to the Walla Walla School Board
• Pacific Power looking to increase local utility bills by 15 percent
• A Day on a Dime - Harris Park
• Pacific Lutheran University is calling for nominations for its Northwest Washington Family Business of the Year Awards
• Don Davis and Nora the Schnauzer visit the Hat Point fire tower in Hells Canyon

• Walla Walla Chamber Music Festival starts on Monday and runs for 11 days
• Eagles Auxiliary hot dog stand will be torn down
• Marilyn Brown, secretary for superintendents of Walla Walla schools, will retire after 41 years
• Pioneer Middle School teacher Dan Calzaretta and Allison Kirby will travel across the country on tandem bikes to raise awareness of multiple sclerosis which afflicts Allison
• Walla Walla County Assessor’s office later this month will be mailing out postcards with estimates of what your property is worth for tax purpose