Loryn Kykendall is an Author at various publications, including The Bellingham Herald and The Seattle Times. She covers a range of topics such as education, government, and real estate, with a particular focus on public education, school districts, and the housing market. Loryn's work has been featured in multiple outlets, including Mass Transit magazine and The Olympian.
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Loryn Kykendall focuses on local government, education, and community events in the Walla Walla Valley. She often covers announcements from local authorities and events relevant to the community. If you have insights into local politics, educational initiatives or developments in the Walla Walla area, or information about upcoming community events that are pertinent to her coverage focus, she may be interested in your input.
Given Loryn's frequent coverage of specific locations and institutions within Washington state’s Walla Walla Valley region along with topics such as electric buses and substitute shortages in schools, consider offering localized insights tied directly to this area when reaching out to her.
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Walla Walla and College Place are working with state agencies to monitor and survey ash trees.
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The area west of Homestead Village in College Place, adjacent to Martin Airfield, on Thursday, Oct. 22. Somewhere in this area will be the location of the city's ninth water
By: Loryn Kykendall
The city will drill a new well while also drilling deeper into an established well in hopes that it will yield more water.
By: Loryn Kykendall
Businesses are leaving downtown Walla Walla. Locals say the decline of the wine industry and higher costs for business owners are contributing factors.
By: Loryn Kykendall
Waterflow into the Walla Walla River Basin has been declining for years, which has reduced streamflow and impacted fish populations.
By: Loryn Kykendall
Ballots should be dropped off in a ballot box by 8 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3.
By: Loryn Kykendall
Each department will receive a 3.75% salary increase in 2027.
