• Muddy Frogwater festival in Milton-Freewater starts today
• Wa-Hi graduate Jennifer Keyes has received the Murr Scholarship to attend Whitman
• Kelly Wilson pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $7,000 from Allstate Insurance
• Hear the late Joe Denney sing “Walla Walla Is My Hometown” which was introduced 60 years ago at the Southeastern Washington Fair. Download the sheet music, record your own version and email it to carlosvirgen@wwub.com


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• Don Davis’ Panorama cover story on Sunday shares photos and thoughts on the many signs and wonders of the seasons

The Daily Byte - July 28, 2008 from Walla Walla Union-Bulletin on Vimeo.

• Researchers tag hummingbirds at the Hummingbird Haven in Dixie
• Pioneer Park Aviary goose hatches a couple of downing offspring
• Boise’s Wallula plant joins Chicago Climate Exchange
• Traveling abroad on a budget? Try out couch surfing.
• Homestead Restaurant to close next month
• Summer Dance Lab gives final performance

• Firefighters respond to blaze at Key Technology
• Look for update on VA Medical Center nursing home closure
• Fire safety potluck in Dixie this weekend
• Blazing Guitars to expand
• Whitman College students go on tour to perform ‘Taming of the Shrew’
• King Kong takes on Godzilla at upcoming downtown movie night
• Learn what you can do to avoid caregiver burn-out
• Summer Dance Lab to give closing performance

• 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

• Walla Walla Catholic School system changes leadership
• 1998 Wa-Hi grad Robert DeBolt was awarded an honorable medal for his help in rescuing a ship in March
• Three arrested during raids yesterday and marijuana, meth and heroin was seized
• Two men charged with robbing a 15-year-old boy on Sunday near Third Ave. and Willard St.
• M-F Drive-In will be open on Sunday after getting a new lease on life and a new screen after the windstorm earlier this year
• Don Fleming profiled by Sheila Hagar in Sunday’s Panorama
• Patti Cobb profiled by Karlene Ponti in Sunday’s Panorama
• Jim Buchan talks to Whitman College athletic director about the future of the program

• 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