GRANDVIEW — The big blue crane that has become a landmark for some in Grandview will soon be moving along.
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SUNNYSIDE — There are very few immigration attorneys in our state.
GRANDVIEW — Since its completion in June 2018, the Henningsen Cold Storage has stood tall on the Grandview Port District horizon.
SUNNYSIDE — For a while, a dark hole was all that was left of Casey Huber’s Allstate Insurance office, located across from the Post Office.
GRANDVIEW — Bleyhl Co-op is expanding its fertilizer operations with the construction of a new plant in Grandview.
SUNNYSIDE – Harrison Middle School fourth quarter honor roll includes the names of the following students:
GRANDVIEW — Helping to support a variety of local youth programs, five 4-person teams teed off for a flying 18 holes of targeted fun during th…
YAKIMA — 4-H members and open exhibitors can take par in a pre-show clinic and the Washington State Junior Horse Show, beginning June 27 at St…
SUNNYSIDE — Grizzly Baseball is in full summer training mode and offering a weekly series of skills sessions to help players 8-18 become bette…
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GRANDVIEW — The big blue crane that has become a landmark for some in Grandview will soon be moving along.
GRANDVIEW — After being vacant for more than four years, a former Hillcrest Road nursing home has reopened under new management and with a different mission.
GRANDVIEW — Since its completion in June 2018, the Henningsen Cold Storage has stood tall on the Grandview Port District horizon.
SUNNYSIDE — For a while, a dark hole was all that was left of Casey Huber’s Allstate Insurance office, located across from the Post Office.
GRANDVIEW — Bleyhl Co-op is expanding its fertilizer operations with the construction of a new plant in Grandview.
Concerns with Ostrom’s Mushroom Factory adding abhorrent smells to our already smelly Sunnyside air quality. Tons and tons of hot messy chicken manure will be brought into this plant.
Summer has arrived in full form.
June is National Dairy Month, and Washington has many reasons to celebrate. Washington is home to almost 400 dairies, nearly 275,000 cows, and 18,000 dairy jobs. In fact, while Washington may be known for our iconic apples, dairy is our second leading commodity, valued at $1.2 billion.
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