Article: People of Walla Walla Work Hard to Make Community a Winner

WALLA WALLA - The first thing a visitor notices on a warm summer day here is

how spruced up the place looks. The second thing is how authentic it all seems.

Main Street Walla Walla looks authentic because it is authentic.

This is no dolled-up downtown trying to be something it never was. Along several blocks, building after building now boasts its original facade. Those still encased in '50s and '60s-era makeovers look like dowdy matrons who forgot to change clothes for the party.

A friendly, up-to-date streetscape, including trees, benches and sidewalk cafes, enhances Walla Walla's downtown experience for residents as well as visitors.

This out-of-the-way town of 29,300 is a striking ...

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