Annie Charnley Eveland is a journalist for the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin, focusing on local news in the Walla Walla area of Washington. With a passion for community reporting, Annie covers a range of topics including local events, nonprofit organizations, education, and human interest stories.
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Annie Charnley Eveland's articles predominantly focus on local announcements, community events, and volunteer work in the Walla Walla area. Her coverage often touches upon themes related to family & relationships, entertainment news, house & home, as well as education.
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Celebrating centenarian status was a milestone to behold for native Walla Wallan Tom Copeland, what with the April 24 NBC TV Channel 12 news coverage and all.
By: Annie Charnley Eveland
Organizers plan games and prizes donated by local businesses, including local wines, rounds of golf and more, with contests for the longest putt, shot closest to the pin, shortest drive
By: Annie Charnley Eveland
Timing, location, gear, settings, audio and editing will be covered. Some of Biggs’ work will be showcased and he will share what happened behind the scenes.
Walla Walla High School Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps Blue Devil Battalion cadets will host their annual review on May 22 at the high school, 800 Abbott Road.
By: Annie Charnley Eveland
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