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Providence to settle class action suit for patients of former Walla Walla surgeons (opens the original)
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Providence plans to settle a class action lawsuit filed by patients of former Walla Walla neurosurgeons who allegedly performed unnecessary surgeries and committed insurance fraud while working at Providence St. Mary Medical Center. On Monday, Sept. 28, a motion was filed in the United States District Court of Eastern Washington for preliminary approval of the class action settlement representing patients. If approved as is, Providence will pay up to $100 million as part of the agreement. âA s
Tour D' Farm offers unique view of agribusiness in the Walla Walla Valley (opens the original)
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Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect that Jenee's Four Paws Resort in Walla Walla will have Highland cows. A year after Walla Wallaâs first Tour Dâ Farm event supporting local agribusiness, it will be back this September â and almost doubled in size. Tour Dâ Farm is a weekend of family fun organized by the Walla Walla Valley Chamber of Commerce, where people are encouraged to visit as many local farms as they can, with each destination offering different activities. Part
First-timers and veterans alike kick off Walla Walla Fair's opening day (opens the original)
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Trailers rolled into the Walla Walla County Fairgrounds before sunrise Wednesday, Sept. 2, carrying sheep, cattle and a lot of nervous energy as hundreds of 4-H, Grange and FFA exhibitors kicked off the fair's first day. Every year, hundreds of young exhibitors bring animals to the fairgrounds for the youth market sale, hosted by the Walla Walla County Cattlemen's Association. Some are showing for the first time, including 10-year-old Levi Dean, leading an 8-month-old Boer goat he named John Cen
Walla Walla Fair and Frontier Days lineup includes music, rodeo, family fun (opens the original)
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The Walla Walla Fair and Frontier Days is fast approaching. A rock concert, three days of rodeo action, daily lumberjack and magic shows, a parade, animal sales and competitions, and much more will take place Sept. 2-6 at the 2026 edition of the event that has been in Walla Walla since 1866. Former Walla Walla County Commissioner Greg Tompkins is running the fair this year as interim fair general manager. While heâs hoping to make the job a permanent appointment, his focus is on making this ye
Woman sentenced in 2024 homicide of Milton-Freewater restaurant owner (opens the original)
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The woman accused of killing the 56-year-old owner of the Red Tea Garden Chinese restaurant in Milton-Freewater in 2024 has accepted a plea deal and has been sentenced to five years in prison, according to court records. Emerald Julia Williams, 42, pleaded guilty on Wednesday, Aug. 19, to third-degree robbery and criminally negligent homicide. In exchange, more serious charges of first-degree robbery and second-degree manslaughter were dismissed. The woman is also sometimes referred to as Emera
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