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  • Baked Macaroni & Cheese

    Luke Chavez, The Times|Jun 10, 2021

    It's the season of backyard barbeques and neighborhood potlucks, a time when small gatherings can quickly turn into large parties. Amongst the various salads and grilled meats of your summer spreads, there is always room for a crowd pleaser casserole. And perhaps none pleases a crowd quite like the American classic, macaroni and cheese. As with any national favorite, there are countless variations and regionally specific recipes for this cheesy comfort, all of which are a million times better th...

  • A Life Well Balanced?

    Vicki Sternfeld-Rossi, The Times|Jun 10, 2021

    We’re all exhausted, my hands are raw, my nails are shredded, and my feet are so sore I can hardly walk. Somehow, we made it through the first two weeks as new Dayton restauranteurs. All without killing each other, burning down the building or poisoning anyone. We have had our share of chef tantrums (him), staff silent treatments (me), stare downs (both of us) and pizza lunches. Luckily, to balance out the opening kinks and tiffs, we’ve had many laughs, happy customers and great lunches pre...

  • Tour Walla Walla rides again

    The Times|Jun 10, 2021

    The Tour Walla Walla bike race was back in town this last weekend. Racers met up at the fairgrounds, relaxed after racing, enjoyed coffees and snacks at Ten Ton Coffee. The event was postponed last year due to the pandemic and residents in Waitsburg and Walla Walla were happy to see racers back in the saddle....

  • Dayton Days Royalty!

    The Times|Jun 3, 2021

    Dayton Days Royalty (L to R): Mikayla Close-John, Hannah Peralez, Jemma Anderson, and Tayla King led the 2021 Dayton Days parade. The two-day event was a huge success, by all accounts....

  • WWSO

    The Times|Jun 3, 2021

    May 19 Theft of truck and trailer, Burbank Burglary-Garage door kicked in by unknown subject, Burbank May 25 Drug/Narcotic-Unknown subject tried to ship marijuana illegally, WW County May 26 Assault-Simple-Multiple intoxicated subjects drinking at unknown location, possibly in Oregon where an assault possibly occurred. Arrests were made for DUI’s and an FTA warrant, WW County May 28 Weapons Violation-An illegal knife was found by the TSA in the luggage of a passenger, WW County...

  • CCSO

    The Times|Jun 3, 2021

    May 24 Suspicious activity reported. Robinette Mountain 9-1-1 call. 3rd Street May 25 Violation of court order. 2nd street Suspicious activity reported. Main Street Traffic stop. Main Street May 26 Illegal dumping reported. Cemetery Hill Found property reported. Tucannon Welfare check. Touchet Street May 27 Citizen contact, Dayton High School. 3rd Street Disturbance at City Park. 1st Street Traffic call. Maloney Mountain May 28 Fraud reported. 6th Street Traffic stop. Tucannon Road May 29 Animal call. 4th Street Threats reported. Baxter Street...

  • Memorial Day Observance at the Waitsburg Cemetary

    Beka Compton, The Times|Jun 3, 2021

  • An expression of gratitude from the Conover Family

    The Times|Jun 3, 2021

    We wish we had Pam’s way with words to express our immense gratitude to the community for their love and support of our family. Pam has left quite the legacy of sharing God’s love with others. We would like to especially send a sincere thank you to the ICU staff at Providence St. Mary Medical Center for their support and care of Pam. Sincerely, The Conover Family...

  • Congratulations to the Waitsburg High School Class of 2021.

    The Times|Jun 3, 2021

    GRADUATES Zachary Michael Bly Emilie Rose Bundy Stanley Cagle Shawn William Evans, Jr. Jillian Elizabeth Foxe Koby Keith Harris Antonio Herrera Katherine Marie Houchin Alvin Jason Knowles Garrett Merle Korslund Teagen Caroline Larsen Quentin Marcum Adam L. Puckett Kyler Michael Slack Grant K. Teal Colton Wayne VanBlaricom Gavin Lee Wade Kaylee Renee White VALEDICTORIAN Koby Keith Harris SALUTATORIAN Teagen Caroline Larsen HONOR GRADUATES Shawn William Evans, Jr. Kaylee Renee...

  • PIONEER PORTRAITS

    The Times|Jun 3, 2021

    Ten Years Ago June 2, 2011 An equine virus cut the number of entries in the Dayton Days parade by more than half, but the community showed up for the annual pageant nonetheless and spirits were high, organizers said about Saturday’s sunny event. “The community support was great,” said Claudia Nysoe, director of the Dayton Chamber of Commerce, which sponsors the parade. “It was a small parade but big in spirit.” Thiry-two kids and five chaperones of the Salt & Light Youth Choir will leave June 18 to go on tour in the Seattle area. Under the...

  • Lemon Herb Skillet Chicken

    Luke Chavez, The Times|Jun 3, 2021

    Julia Child is famous for noting that the quality of a cook can always be judged by how well they roast a chicken. In my quest for poultry perfection, I have tried countless variations and recipes over the years. I've stuffed herbs under the skin, dry rubbed with elaborate spice blends, or simply stuck with salt and pepper. I've brined, yogurt-marinated, and wrapped in pancetta. I've meticulously followed the advice of Alice Waters, Jacques Pépin, Ina Garten, and of course Julia. With each...

  • Community Yard Sale - June 5, 2021

    The Times|Jun 3, 2021

  • Sara J. Wilson

    The Times|May 27, 2021

    February 10, 1939 – April 19, 2021 Celebration of Life for Sara Wilson will be held on Saturday, May 29, 2021. Graveside service will be at 10 a.m. at the Waitsburg City Cemetery. A reception will be at the Waitsburg Town Hall at 11 a.m. All are welcome....

  • Book Briefs: Beka's Picks

    Beka Compton, The Times|May 27, 2021

    Not Your Typical Dragon, by Dan Bar-el Crispin is not your typical dragon. On his seventh birthday, Crispin tries to breathe fire for the first time. His family is surprised when, instead of fire, Crispin breathes out whipped cream! Throughout the story, Crispin’s inability to breathe fire is treated as a problem by all of the adults in his life. His idea of a “real dragon” is deeply ingrained in his mind, and Crispin begins to believe that he will never be a real dragon himself. He leave...

  • It's Age That Matters – (not size)

    Vicki Sternfeld-Rossi, The Times|May 27, 2021

    We did it! We opened the café! I’m so glad we started with our “friends soft opening” last Saturday; it was a smart move. We found the kinks, what works and what doesn’t (the meat slicer). Also, since it was a private party, guests could bring wine which helped soothe and stall as we worked out various kinks in real-time. Daniel, Jaime, and I each ran a marathon as we filled glasses, turned in orders, and delivered food. We also used the experience to do a test run of our payment system w...

  • Seven once lost apple varieties re-discovered in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.

    The Lost Apple Project, The Times|May 27, 2021

    Seven apple varieties, previously believed lost or extinct, have been found in old orchards in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho, according to a joint press release by The Temperate Orchard Conservancy (TOC) and The Lost Apple Project (LAP). The re-discovered apples include the Almota, Carlough, Eper, Iowa Flat, Ivanhoe, Kay, and Steptoe. A team of volunteers from the LAP collected the apples in the fall of 2020 and passed them to the TOC, who identified them. The two cooperating projects have now...

  • The Illustrated History of Apples in the United States and Canada by Daniel J. Bussey

    The Times|May 27, 2021

    The Illustrated History of Apples in the United States and Canada, by Daniel J. Bussey, is available at Jak Kaw Press. The seven volume set is currently on sale, priced at $150.00, originally $320. The series covers more than 16,000 varieties of apples found in the United States and Canada, and features nearly 10,000 synonyms and 1,400 life sized watercolor paintings, a few of which can be seen above. The author, Daniel J. Bussey, spent the last 30 years searching through countless libraries,...

  • PIONEER PORTRAITS

    The Times|May 27, 2021

    Ten Years Ago May 26, 2011 [Headline] Dayton Parade a Go, Rodeo a “No”: Fear of equine virus prompts cancellation, parade to be horseless. “Thank you to all our Veterans who keep us safe and free.” Those were the words of parade co-announcer Fred Hamann Saturday morning moments after Perry Dozier flew his twin-engine Cessna Golden Eagle low over Main Street in a salute to Waitsburg and those who served their country in conflicts since World War II. April Students of the Month for Waitsburg Elementary are Sierra Vezina (4th Grade), Taylor...

  • Magic Tomato Sauce

    Luke Chavez, The Times|May 27, 2021

    In our garden, the nightshades have gone into the ground, and the countdown to tomato season has officially begun. There are few things about summer that I look forward to more than the first backyard tomato harvest. In the meantime, I will continue to make great use out of a much-loved pantry staple, canned tomatoes. From slow cooked Bolognese to zesty puttanesca, there are countless sauces that start by opening a can of perfectly ripe tomatoes. One such recipe that has garnered a cult...

  • Dayton Elementary students trade snow for the green

    Beka Compton, The Times|May 27, 2021

    DAYTON-Dayton Elementary fourth and fifth graders were bummed when they found out that COVID-19 had squashed plans for a winter skiing program, but their teachers weren't about to let a pandemic slow down hopes for outdoor fun. "Bluewood just wasn't comfortable with taking the risk," said Dayton Elementary teacher Wendy Davis-Richards. "Which was understandable. They wanted to keep their staff safe." Richards has helped facilitate the annual ski program and said that they immediately started bra...

  • CCSO

    The Times|May 20, 2021

    May 10 Burglary. Payne Hollow Injury accident reported. HWY 126 Animal call. Texas Rapids Park May 11 Suspicious activity reported at Hubbard Building. Main Street 9-1-1 Call. Touchet Road Threats reported at PFI Mart. Main Street May 12 Citizen contact at Minnie Moe House. 6th Street Harassment reported. Ronan Street Malicious Mischief reported at Dayton Depot. 2nd Street May 13 Unwanted person at PDQ Food Mart. Main Street Animal call. Dayton Avenue Citizen contact. Country Village May 14 9-1-1 call. Little Goose Dam Suspicious activity...

  • May in the Garden

    Beka Compton, The Times|May 20, 2021

    Well, it's officially go-time! Those of you in Waitsburg proper should probably be a week or two ahead of me in terms of planting. Living a bit north of town and in a slightly colder spot, we managed to get one very light frost the night of May 7 and still have a slight risk of it tonight (May 10). As such, I held off on planting most of my frost-sensitive crops like tomatoes, peppers, and melons to be safe. Good thing too, as the few plants I rushed into the garden without season extenders had...

  • Waitsburg 4th graders get a tasty treat

    The Times|May 20, 2021

    Tuesday's mood was sponsored by strawberry and vanilla Italian sodas, after Deanna Coulston treated the Waitsburg Elementary 4th grade class to a sweet treat at Ten Ton Coffee on Tuesday....

  • Mark your calendars!

    The Times|May 20, 2021

    Waitsburg Town Hall will be open on Friday, May 21, to debut the brand new kitchen after more than a year of renovations. The open house starts at 4:30 p.m, and will end at 6:30 p.m. Light refreshments will be available....

  • Breaking Point, Boiling Point, What's the Point?

    Vicki Sternfeld-Rossi, The Times|May 20, 2021

    My sister and I are good friends when she's not trying to run my life. Being petite and the middle child, she's decided it's the reason (excuse) for her bossiness. Luckily, we agree on politics and most social issues, one of which is the environment. I proudly give her kudos because she does put her money where her mouth is. She has driven an electric vehicle for years (starting with a Volt and recently upgrading to a Tesla), updated her yard many years ago to be drought-tolerant, and she has...

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