Greg Halling

Dec 3, 2024 | union-bulletin.com | Greg Halling

If we’re going to ensure the Walla Walla Valley does not become a news desert in the next decade, we need to begin training the next generation of journalists whose roots are here — skilled young journalists committed to the place where they have family and friends. The time to start training those journalists is while they’re still in high school. And there’s nobody better to train local high school journalists than a professional journalist in the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin newsroom.

Sep 30, 2024 | yakimaherald.com | Greg Halling

Imagine a world in which Yakima County reached more than 80% voter turnout in the general election. Start by giving county voters free access to Yakima Herald-Republic election coverage. Give voters coverage in the language they speak. And develop video coverage for contemporary voters. We’re also developing our coverage in English and Spanish for TikTok, Instagram and Facebook.

Sep 29, 2024 | elsoldeyakima.com | Greg Halling

Read in EnglishImagine un mundo en el que el condado de Yakima logre más del 80% de participación electoral en las elecciones generales. Es posible. Hay que comenzar por brindarles a los electores del condado acceso gratuito a la cobertura electoral del Yakima Herald-Republic. Ofrezcamos a los electores cobertura en el idioma que hablan. Y desarrollemos cobertura de video para los electores contemporáneos. Ese es el enfoque básico del Valle de Yakima Vota 2024.

Aug 11, 2024 | yakimaherald.com | Greg Halling

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Jul 28, 2024 | yakimaherald.com | Greg Halling

The Retreat Fire southwest of Naches grew by nearly 4,000 acres in less than 12 hours, the Incident Information System reported Sunday. Meanwhile, state, local and federal agencies plan a Retreat Fire community meeting Monday evening, July 29, at the Naches Valley Elementary School. About noon Saturday, the Incident Information System – also known as Inciweb – put the fire at 18,273 acres. By Sunday morning, the fire had grown to 22,237 acres, Inciweb reported.