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16th District candidates to sound off at forum
Voters living in the state's 16th District will have a chance July 21 to hear from the four people who want to represent them in the Legislature.
Sustainable ag specialist to speak in Dayton
A sustainable agriculture specialist for Washington State University will speak Thursday in Dayton during the second event of the Cultivating Sustainability Lecture & Film Series.
Hundreds rally against controversial preacher
"God hates Obama" As a fundamentalist Christian, I have a hard time reconciling this concept with scripture.
Too many Republicans in the 16th District race?
By Michelle Dupler, Herald staff writer Republican candidate Terry Nealey appears to be worried about the wide field of candidates in the race for 16th District state representative.
Plant proposed near Dayton could bring 600 jobs
A wind turbine blade plant proposed near Dayton could eventually employ up to 600.
Food, economic development conference planned in Dayton May 28
Local food and its possibilities for economic development will be the topic May 28 at the first of five events in the new Cultivating Sustainability lecture and film series.
Team Opens Six New Schools for Afghan Children
A stream of elders waited their turn to thank the provincial reconstruction team and its government partners here for bringing the boys and girls of Samer Khil village the two bright-yellow school buildings that stood behind them.
Snow Tonight in the Blue Mountain Foothills
The National Weather Service issues a Winter Weather Advisory for the foothills of the Blue Mountains through 5AM tomorrow morning.
Dayton group to be honored for restoring historic home
Years of hard work and dedication are paying off for the volunteers involved with the Dayton Historical Depot Society.
Car Accident Blocks Walla Walla Intersection, Send 3 to Hospitals
A car hits a semi-truck west of Walla Walla sending three people to the hospital.
COLLISION: 3 hurt in accident outside Walla Walla
Three people were injured on Highway 12 one mile west of Walla Walla when a car failed to stop at a stop sign and was hit by a semi-truck, the Washington State Patrol reported Saturday.
Birthing Season on the Farm, Monteillet
A short side trip to Monteillet Fromagerie turned into a magnificent day spent helping to care for newborn lambs.
Death With Dignity Becomes Law Today
Participation is voluntary for both patients and health care providers. Still hospitals are required to either chose to opt in or opt out.
POLITICS: Pasco's Matt Watkins to run for 16th District state rep
Pasco City Councilman Matt Watkins today announced his intention to run for state representative in the 16th District.
The National Weather Service issues a Freezing Fog Advisory lasting through 11AM in the Foothills of the Blue Mountains.
Probably no joy for some anglers
Washington will open spring chinook salmon fishing this year, but the Snake River near Clarkston is not likely to be in the mix Instead, fishing will likely be held near Little Goose Dam, and below Ice Harbor ...
Face Time: Fiesta Foods store director worked his way up
Leo Leal dropped out of high school but eventually got his diploma and has worked his way up to store director at the Sunnyside Fiesta Foods.
Challengers for 16th District seat getting in line
Republicans already are lining up to challenge whichever Democrat is named to fill the 16th District seat left open by the death of Bill Grant in January.
Benton, Franklin to provide bailout to 3 small counties
Benton and Franklin counties will be giving three small Eastern Washington counties $250,000 over the next five months to preserve mental health services in the wake of state funding cuts.
River Wranglers reflect on Fall River Projects
As we begin a new year, we take time to reflect upon 2008 and our accomplishments.
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