The Auction of Washington Wines presented a $15,000 check to Walla Walla Community College's Institute for Enology and Viticulture on Thursday. The grant will support WWCC's "Human Capital" fund, allowing students to earn an income while they gain real world experience that is credited toward obtaining their degrees.
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More than 110,000 people in Washington live with Alzheimer's disease. Behind those with the diagnosis comes the family members who take care of them.
The Tri-Cities' very first Thai restaurant turns 35 this month.
If you drive through the city of Pendleton some major landmarks may stick out - the Wildhorse Resort & Casino or the bronze statue in front of the Pendleton Round-Up arena.However, a major part of the city's character and culture…
It's the Greatest Show in the West and it wouldn't be possible without a special group of volunteers: the Main Street Cowboys.The group was formed back in 1950 to help visitors find their way around Pendleton during Round-Up. Members wore…
Those who lived and worked in Hermiston in the 40s and 50s may remember grabbing a drink at the old Union Club on Main Street. The building's new owner plans to make it a downtown hot spot once again. The…
Shari's Cafe and Pies is the largest family-style chain in the region with nearly 100 locations across the Northwest but did you know Hermiston is home to the original?
Midway Bar and Grill in Hermiston first opened its doors to the community over 70 years ago. Now, the business has the pleasure of serving several generations of families.Midway originally got its name because it was halfway between downtown Hermiston…
If you live in Hermiston or have spent much time in downtown, you've probably enjoyed something that Mitch Myers made happen.Myers is a local business owner and developer, and he's a life-long, born-and-raised resident of Hermiston."There's six generations of my…
Three area residents go skydiving to celebrate 81-year-old's birthday.
A woman is celebrating her 81st birthday in an exciting yet humble way.
If you ever visit the Walla Walla Valley make sure to stop by Borleske Stadium.
A Kennewick teacher is sharing what she learned competing to coach students in and out of the classroom.
A handmade pottery business in Milton-Freewater is celebrating over 30 years of serving the community.Corina and Bob Neher met back in high school when they fell in love with both each other and pottery. The two worked out of a…
David and Jennifer Marshall first met in 1996 while working at a brewery in Seattle. It was then that their mutual love of beer brought the two together.The Marshall's got married in 2000 and always dreamed of starting their own…
The transformation of the old train depot in Walla Walla is almost completed.The iconic building at the entrance to the city will soon house Walla Walla Steak Co. and Crossbuck Brewing. "We're trying to gear this towards the locals," said…
A one-of-a-kind resort that has been years in the making is finally opening in Walla Walla.Eritage Resort is located about 10 minutes outside downtown along Bergevin Springs Road, nestled into acres of rolling wheat fields and vineyards."We absolutely want this…
Walla Walla sweet onion harvesting season officially started this week as the community anxiously awaits for the product to hit grocery store shelves.The crop first came to Walla Walla in the late 1800's and is a staple part of the…
Before he moved to Portland and wrote Fight Club, slingshotting him into literary stardom, Chuck Palahniuk grew up in southeastern Washington.
A Prosser family is crediting their child's success to a behavioral health organization in Richland.
Neal Moore is taking a trip of a lifetime. He is paddling through 22 rivers, seeing 22 states, and traveling a total of 7,500 miles.
An Illinois couple moved all the way to Pasco to open a fitness center for teaching ballet and martial arts classes.Five years ago, Kate and DeShawn Robins met and got married, each sharing passions for different hobbies.Kate 36, first started…
Jim and Shannon Rowe didn't start out with dreams of opening restaurants in Ellensburg. They lived in Seattle, and Jim owned a glass company. One day, he decided it was time for a change."I came home and said, 'I'm never…
