Articles from the September 25, 2014 edition
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WAITSBURG CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
Council members are: Marty Dun, K.C. Kuykendall, Kevin House, Karl Newell and Debra Callahan. Dunn and Newell were absent. Mayor: Walt Gobel. *Council rejected allocating city funds to kick off work on a third public art piece but approved the city... Full story
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SUPPORT SOUGHT FOR “FOUNDING FATHERS”
WAITSBURG - At last week's City Council meeting city administrator Randy Hinchliffe requested the council award artist Jeffrey Hill $20,000 - an amount he anticipates will repaid through grants and...
X-C AT SEAPORT INVITE
CLARKSTON - WP X-C runners raced the 3 mile Seaport Invite at Clarkston's Beachview Park on Saturday. The course includes one mile on the grass, a second mile on a packed trail with a gradual decline...
Dayton Defense Struggles Against Gar-Pal
DAYTON - The Dayton Bulldogs football team came out strong Friday night, scoring two quick touchdowns against Garfield-Palouse, and taking an early 14-0. But it wasn't to be, as the Vikings fought... Full story
Pirates Are 4-0 after Win Over Irrigon
PRESCOTT - The WP Pirates soccer team completed a successful first two weeks, piling up a 4-0 record and giving up only two total goals. On Sept. 12, Riverside High School, from Boardman, Ore.,... Full story
LADY CARDS PLACE FOURTH IN SEASON OPENER TOURNEY
WAITSBURG - WP's Lady Cards opened their season by taking fourth place in a seven-team, home-hosted tournament on Saturday. The Touchet Indians placed first, followed by De- Sales in second and...
LADY ‘DAWGS TAKE MATCH OVER MAC-HI IN THREE
DAYTON - The Lady 'Dawgs took home a straight-set win against the Mac-Hi Pioneers on the Sept. 18th, scoring 25-21, 25-9 and 25-17. "We started out a little slow and Mac-Hi played very aggressively...
Cards Take Tough Loss Against Orofino
WAITSBURG - Waitsburg-Prescott and Orofino fought it out in Waitsburg Friday night, but the Cardinals came out on the short end of a 48-46 offensive showdown. The Cards took a 38-28 lead into the...
“Be True to Your School”
WAITSBURG -- ASB officers chose an unusual way to welcome fellow students to the new school year. At a morning assembly on the first day of classes, the song "Be True to Your School" blasted over the... Full story
WP Cardinal Girls Plan “Pink Out”
WAITSBURG -The WP Cardinals volleyball team hopes to be "in the pink" (literally!) at their Oct. 23 home game against Dayton. The team has traditionally dressed the part for at least one game during B...
Dayton Candidates’ Forum is October 1
DAYTON - The Dayton chapter of the American Association of University Women will present a candidates' forum on October 1 from 7 - 9 p.m. at the Liberty Theater. Candidates for legislative and county offices will speak and answer questions from the a...
It’sAlways Halloween at Croft’s
DAYTON - When you walk through the front door, you immediately get a creepy feeling. Witches hover in front of you; spiders and skeletons dangle in the shadows; spooky black cats lurk in dark...
WAITSBURG SCHOOL BOARD MINUTES
Board members are: Ross Hamann, Greg Zuger, Marilyn Johnson, Randy Pearson and Christy House. All were present. *Approved the addition of a bus route on Weller Canyon Road, which will use private property as a turnaround point. Property owners have...
BLUEGRASS CONCERT
STARBUCK - Starbuck Community Church is hosting a Bluegrass Concert on Sunday, Sept. 28 at 3 p.m. at 9128 Tucannon Road. Guests are invited to bring finger foods to share. Contact Dave or Sheila McIlroy at 509- 399-2259 for more i... Full story
Drug Take Back
The Walla Walla County Sheriff's Office will host a "drug take back day" on Saturday in Waitsburg. Unusd or expired medications may be taken the Waitsburg Fire Station between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., where they will be safely disposed of. During the...
Receptionist Position is Important
Dear Editor, I would like to address sheriff candidate Tom Cooper's reason for declining to take a vacant, light-duty position at the Sheriff's Office after injuring his knee, as reported in the September 18th issue of the Union Bulletin. Mr. Cooper...
Sheriff Turner Knows Law Enforcement
Dear Editor, During Sherriff Turner's first term as Walla Walla County sheriff he, his Deputies and Staff have dramatically enhanced the value of the Sherriff's Department to the citizens and property owners of Walla Walla County. He has...
Cooper’s Experience is Valuable
Dear Editor, Cutting through the innuendos of the Walla Walla County Sheriff's race, I think there is no substitute for actual experience in the Sheriff's Department. I think back to when I was on the Walla Walla City Council (1981-87) we needed to...
Morale of Jail Staff is Good
Dear Editor I have worked for the Sheriff's Office for the last 2 ½ years as a corrections officer. I feel that residents of Walla Walla County need to hear from employees that work under Sheriff Turner. It is true Sheriff Turner, and his Command...
EMMA PHILBROOK: STUDENT LIFE
SYSSS. It's the sound of air coming out of a bike tire that got a little too chummy with puncture vine. It's also the abbreviation for Senior Year Scholastic Straddling Syndrome. This condition,...
