Food Truck Night works Monday magic for Airport District
For eight “first Mondays” in a row this year, the Walla Walla community made the most of good food and good times during the Airport District’s monthly food truck celebration. In fact, the event was such a good time for the food trucks and their guests that plans are to continue the get togethers in 2016. Truck Night “Wrangler” Jennifer Marshall, of the now famous and nearby Burwood Brewing Company, says the crew is working to attract 20 food trucks on a regular basis for the March through October schedule. Marshall estimates that as many as 2,500 “neighbors and friends” shared the evening affairs each month.
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Port of Walla Walla initiates Airport Master Plan
An Airport Master Plan that will establish a 20 year vision for the development of the Walla Walla Regional Airport is underway. The Port has retained Mead & Hunt to help prepare the master plan. When completed the Airport will have a comprehensive road map outlining specific project improvements.
The Port Commission has established a local master plan advisory committee to ensure the master plan is responsive to local Airport needs including the general aviation community.
The master plan is being funded by the Port, the Federal Aviation Administration and the Washington State Department of Transportation’s Aviation Division.
More information on the Airport’s Master Plan can be obtained by contacting Jennifer Skoglund, Airport Manager, at 509-525-3100 or e-mail: js@portwallawalla.com. |
Airport District publishes directory
A comprehensive directory...including a map of the Airport District...has been published by tenants of the increasingly popular area.
The brochure features a brief history of the Walla Walla Regional Airport and a listing of all 78 businesses and services in the District.
Wineries and tasting rooms, arts & crafts shops, small retail businesses, specialty outlets, supply houses and service companies are among those located in the directory.
Free copies are available at the WW Regional Airport terminal buiding, the Port District office, from most District tenants, and in Downtown Walla Walla at the tourist information booth on Main Street.
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