Walla Walla Union Bulletin
Walla Walla, Washington, United StatesEnglishServing the Walla Walla Valley since 1869, this historic publication provides essential local news, community reporting, and editorial commentary for residents of southeastern Washington. It remains a primary source of information for the region, balancing daily digital updates with a long-standing tradition of chronicling local agriculture, politics, and civic life.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN WASHINGTON
Pacific Northwest print media reflects a stark divide between heavily consolidated suburban weeklies and historically independent metropolitan dailies. The Seattle Times stands out as a rare, locally family-owned broadsheet boasting the highest circulation in the region, while The Spokesman-Review dominates the eastern half of the territory under long-standing Cowles Company ownership. Along the primary western highway corridor, the national chain McClatchy operates several vital mid-sized dailies, specifically the Tacoma News Tribune, The Olympian, and the Bellingham Herald. The metropolitan areas also sustain a notable alternative press tradition, anchored by the biweekly publication The Stranger. Paperboy indexes 115 Washington newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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