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Residents evacuated for Hatch Grade Fire near Touchet (opens the original)
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This story was updated with the latest information as of 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30. A wildfire burning near Touchet in Walla Walla County has caused several evacuation orders in the area, including some Level 3, "Go Now," orders. State resources have been activated to help fight the Hatch Grade Fire, which started Tuesday, Sept. 29. The Level 3, "Go now," area starts at U.S. 12 south of the Chucky Peak landmark, stretching south to the state line with Oregon and east to the eastern stretch
Wild Willow Flower House leaves longtime downtown spot, still growing strong (opens the original)
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We go to flower shops during the best and worst times of our lives â weddings, funerals, school dances, birthdays â and sometimes, just because. Wild Willow Flower House has been that place for Walla Wallans since 1988. Originally Hollyâs Flower Boutique, the flower shop has always lived in the beloved pink building downtown at 130 E. Alder St., up until this year. Wild Willow owner Jamie Graham said the owners of the building sold it, which prompted the flower shopâs move to its new loc
Walla Walla Valley weekend picks: Become a 'bark' ranger, celebrate Harry Potter (opens the original)
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This Saturday is packed with activities for the whole family, from strolling the trails at Whitman Mission with your furry best friend and immersing yourself in the magic of the wizarding world of Harry Potter, to kicking back and enjoying some of the best and most memorable classic rockers out there. If youâre really motivated, you can make all three events, but picking just one is enough to make the weekend count. Whitman Mission National Historic Site will host BARK Ranger Day, an opportun
Groover Snell hopes to uplift local history as Fort Walla Walla Museum's executive director (opens the original)
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History has always been exciting to Groover Snell, and he wants to make it exciting for other people too. As Fort Walla Walla Museumâs new executive director, thatâs exactly what he plans to do. Snell, who most recently worked as the museumâs operations manager, took the position as executive director in early September following the retirement of James Payne, who led the museum for 30 years. Snell first started working at the museum 10 years ago as an intern while he was a student at Whit
Brad and Ruth Riordan’s home garden shows what it means to be ‘water-wise’ in Walla Walla (opens the original)
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In the front yard of Ruth and Brad Riordanâs Walla Walla home, a rock path meanders through a collage of plants. Yellow coreopsis with rich red centers burst from green foliage. Bunchgrasses quiver in the breeze. And the low branches of Japanese maples, junipers and manzanita reach to cover the mulched ground. Thereâs also a bench beneath the taller fir trees. âIt's so enjoyable, you know. (I) just love going and sitting over there. I never used to sit there to look at the grass,â Ruth s
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