The Daily Byte - June 20, 2008 from Walla Walla Union-Bulletin on Vimeo.

• 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.

• Walla Walla County Sheriff’s deputy Mike Estes, killed in a crash last February, will be awarded state medal of honor
• Feature on Catie McIntyre Walker, the Wild Walla Walla Wine Woman
• Students at Davis Elementary perform a medley of Disney songs
• Sheehan Gallery showcases the senior art thesis exhibition
• Rick Eskil reviews “Smart People”

• Walla Walla Public Health administrator warns about measles
• Touchet 7th-graders outline details of traffic hazard
• “The State of the State for Washington Latinos” forum at Whitman College on Thursday
• Patit Creek Cellars has moved to the Walla Walla Airport industrial park
• More on Don Davis’ recent trip to the Oregon Coast

• Mixed martial arts at WWCC
• Whitman College Renaissance Faire
• Sherwood Center in Whitman College gets a face lift
• Whitman students honored
• Otis Kenyon plans on opening tasting room at O’Con’s Flowers locale
• Wee Bit O’ Heather re-opens in Milton-Freewater