Brittany Anderson

1 day ago | thenewstribune.com | Brittany Anderson

The Walla Walla Valley will descend on Pioneer Park, 940 E. Alder St., on Friday, July 4, for an all-day celebration of our nation's independence. There will be local music, entertainment, arts, crafts, food trucks and vendors. Fourth of July in the Park 2024Bunker, poster dog for Sit Means Sit dog training, poses atop a fire hydrant at a booth at Fourth of July in the Park in 2024.

3 days ago | union-bulletin.com | Brittany Anderson

The Walla Walla Valley will descend on Pioneer Park, 940 E. Alder St., on Friday, July 4, for an all-day celebration of our nation’s independence. There will be local music, entertainment, arts, crafts, food trucks and vendors. Local entertainment will be around all day, including Skybound Tumbling, Troup Azure, Walla Walla Summer Theater, Walla Walla Valley Bands, Gary Winston & The Real Deal and Coyote Kings.

3 days ago | tri-cityherald.com | Brittany Anderson

Kenneth Rooks, who won a silver medal at the Paris Olympic Games in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, will return home to College Place to greet and sign autographs at the annual College Place Freedom Festival on Sunday, June 29. A Walla Walla Valley native and College Place High School alum, Rooks said it had been a dream to compete at the Olympics and to represent both College Place and Walla Walla on the world stage as "the 25-year-old from Washington," as the Olympic announcer would say.

3 days ago | thenewstribune.com | Brittany Anderson

From baseball to live music and a full-on freedom festival, this weekend is full of All-American fun. Play ballThe Walla Walla Sweets will play three games against the NW Star Nighthawks this weekend, one on Friday, June 27 (gates open at 6 p.m.), one Saturday, June 28 (gates open at 5:30 p.m.), and the last on Sunday, June 29 (gates open at 5:30 p.m.). On Friday, the Mariner Moose will be in town to greet Sweets fans.

3 days ago | thenewstribune.com | Brittany Anderson

Kenneth Rooks, who won a silver medal at the Paris Olympic Games in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, will return home to College Place to greet and sign autographs at the annual College Place Freedom Festival on Sunday, June 29. A Walla Walla Valley native and College Place High School alum, Rooks said it had been a dream to compete at the Olympics and to represent both College Place and Walla Walla on the world stage as "the 25-year-old from Washington," as the Olympic announcer would say.