Admittedly, I am a neighborhood kind of girl. I grew up walking to the city park at the end of my street, meeting friends at the public pool. Most of my youth was spent listening to mix tapes on my boom box and strolling malls with my friends, sipping on Orange Julius smoothies. If you would…
Affordable housing efforts took another step forward when Yakima City Council voted to use just over $1.4 million in state grant funding to help build housing infrastructure at several sites on May 7, but concerns were presented at the meeting.
SUNNYSIDE — Plenty of long passes forward never reached their intended target for Sunnyside in Wednesday night’s 4A first-round match. Read moreJunior's first goal of season sends Sunnyside to quarterfinals
"Time and Tide” is a collection of contemporary mosaic art built around rusted metal objects foraged from the coast of the Salish Sea from Seattle-based writer and mosaic artist Todd Campbell. Read more"Time and Tide" collection by Todd Campbell at Boxx Gallery
A former Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent has been found guilty of attempted online enticement of a minor after traveling to Othello, expecting to have sex with a 13-year-old girl. Read moreFormer ICE officer from Ellensburg found guilty of meeting 13-year-old for sex
A key Boeing supplier that makes the fuselages for its popular 737 Max airplanes is laying off about 450 workers. That's because production has slowed down ever since a panel flew off one of those airplanes opera… Read moreKey Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems is laying off 450 after production of troubled 737s slows
One of the surest — and sweetest — signs of summer in the Yakima Valley is the return of all our favorite farmers markets. Read moreOpinion: Return of farmers markets is a sure sign of summer
Bad Bunny’s sports representation firm sued the baseball players’ association Thursday, asking for a restraining order against the union that would allow it to keep working with the company’s clients. The agency … Read moreBad Bunny sports agency sues baseball players' union over ban, announces Ronald Acuña Jr. as client
National Travel and Tourism Week is May 19-25. Started by the U.S. Travel Association in 1983, the week celebrates the roles travel plays in the economy, job creation, fostering peace and personal enrichment. Read moreTourism is something to celebrate in the Yakima Valley
To help get athletes something to eat, Garet Simpson started working with Toppenish High’s Food Service staff to get students snacks and educational opportunities using a federal program. Read moreToppenish teacher finds way to combine health education, free snacks for student athletes
Admittedly, I am a neighborhood kind of girl. I grew up walking to the city park at the end of my street, meeting friends at the public pool. Most of my youth was spent listening to mix tapes on my boom box and strolling malls with my friends, sipping on Orange Julius smoothies. If you would… Read moreThe Salt and Stone: Barbecued Pulled Pork Sandwiches with Pineapple Slaw
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