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Walla Walla High Latino Club Wins Fifth 'Best Community' Award

Tuesday, September 8, 2026

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The Wa-Hi Latino Club earned its fifth 'Best Community' Sweepstakes Award for the Walla Walla County Fair and Frontier Days Parade on Sept. 5, 2026. The club contributed 276 hours of community service preparing fairgrounds, including cleaning the Pavilion, Flower Building, VIP lounge, and Education Building. Over 50 people, including Scouts, helped set up displays and maintain the fairgrounds since mid-August. The award reflects the club's ongoing commitment to community service and cultural celebration at the annual event, which this year featured a 'Just Getting Started' theme with a decorated truck and Latin music.

📄 Source: Local Government — https://www.wwps.org/news/~board/district-news/post/wa-hi-latino-club-earns-fifth-best-community-award-at-fair-parade

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The Wa-Hi Latino Club earned its fifth 'Best Community' Sweepstakes Award“The Walla Walla High School Latino Club earned the “Best Community” Sweepstakes Award for its participation in the Walla Walla County Fair and Frontier Days Parade on Saturday, Sept. 5. This marks the fifth time the club has received the prestigious community award.”
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The Wa-Hi Latino Club earned its fifth 'Best Community' Sweepstakes Award for the Walla Walla County Fair and Frontier Days Parade“The Walla Walla High School Latino Club earned the “Best Community” Sweepstakes Award for its participation in the Walla Walla County Fair and Frontier Days Parade on Saturday, Sept. 5. This marks the fifth time the club has received the prestigious community award.”
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The Wa-Hi Latino Club earned its fifth 'Best Community' Sweepstakes Award for the Walla Walla County Fair and Frontier Days Parade on Sept. 5, 2026“The Walla Walla High School Latino Club earned the “Best Community” Sweepstakes Award for its participation in the Walla Walla County Fair and Frontier Days Parade on Saturday, Sept. 5.”
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The club contributed 276 hours of community service preparing fairgrounds“In all, 53 people, including Latino Club members, Scouts and friends, contributed 276 hours of community service in preparation for the fair.”
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The club contributed 276 hours of community service preparing fairgrounds including cleaning the Pavilion“In all, 53 people, including Latino Club members, Scouts and friends, contributed 276 hours of community service in preparation for the fair. Their work included the initial cleaning of the Pavilion area, Flower Building and the Fair’s VIP lounge.”
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The club contributed 276 hours of community service preparing fairgrounds including cleaning the Flower Building“In all, 53 people, including Latino Club members, Scouts and friends, contributed 276 hours of community service in preparation for the fair. Their work included the initial cleaning of the Pavilion area, Flower Building and the Fair’s VIP lounge.”
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The club contributed 276 hours of community service preparing fairgrounds including cleaning the VIP lounge“In all, 53 people, including Latino Club members, Scouts and friends, contributed 276 hours of community service in preparation for the fair. Their work included the initial cleaning of the Pavilion area, Flower Building and the Fair’s VIP lounge.”
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The club contributed 276 hours of community service preparing fairgrounds including cleaning the Education Building“In all, 53 people, including Latino Club members, Scouts and friends, contributed 276 hours of community service in preparation for the fair. Their work included the initial cleaning of the Pavilion area, Flower Building and the Fair’s VIP lounge. Volunteers swept and mopped floors, cleaned glass display cabinets, and washed benches and tables in the outdoor food area. Club members also helped clean the Education Building, where student projects from Walla Walla Public Schools are displayed during the fair.”
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Over 50 people, including Scouts, helped set up displays and maintain the fairgrounds since mid-August“In all, 53 people, including Latino Club members, Scouts and friends, contributed 276 hours of community service in preparation for the fair. Their work included the initial cleaning of the Pavilion area, Flower Building and the Fair’s VIP lounge. Volunteers swept and mopped floors, cleaned glass display cabinets, and washed benches and tables in the outdoor food area. Club members also helped clean the Education Building, where student projects from Walla Walla Public Schools are displayed during the fair. In addition to cleaning, students helped set up several display areas in the Pavilion.”