With confirmed COVID-19 case counts rising to 14.8% in Sunnyside since January 1 – approaching record levels from last summer – many lower val…
YAKIMA — Based on Yakima County’s current COVID data, Yakima Valley College (YVC) has made the decision to continue to offer classes virtually…
SUNNYSIDE — The Sunnyside School District Board of Directors position No. 5, previously held by Dylan Gardener, is set to be filled in the com…
SUNNYSIDE — As a community health precaution, the Sunnyside Sun has temporarily closed its business office after an individual who visited the…
SUNNYSIDE — Yakima County Prosecuting Attorney Joseph A. Brusic announced on Thursday afternoon, Jan. 14, that due to insufficient evidence, B…
YAKIMA – In response to Governor Jay Inslee’s “Healthy Washington – Roadmap to Recovery,” the Yakima Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) issu…
SUNNYSIDE — For the past two months, Grizzly student athletes have been participating in volunteer sport season workouts with a determined pur…
TRI-CITIES — More than 75 athletes laced up their cleats and participated in the first round of tryouts for the Tri-City Rush Professional Ind…
SUNNYSIDE — Sunnyside High School defensive back Julian Sandoval is a returning Big 9 Second Team All-League football player with a chance to …
Theatre programs across the country have kept their ghost lights on while the stage remains empty and to keep the dramatic arts alive for Sunn…
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the…
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the…
Located in the parking lot adjacent to the corner of Yakima Valley Highway and Factory Road, Ron Gray orchestrates the outdoor propane fueled,…
Astria Health announced completion of the financial restructuring deal with the loan transaction of almost $75 million from MultiCare Health S…
SUNNYSIDE — As a community health precaution, the Sunnyside Sun has temporarily closed its business office after an individual who visited the…
Last week, the West Point Treatment Plant in Seattle dumped 11 million gallons of raw sewage into Puget Sound. This wastewater is dangerous to families and communities, and it is also harmful to our species that inhabit the Puget Sound, including native salmon species and southern resident orcas.
To the editor – During recent months, with sadness and surprise I watched Dan Newhouse follow and support President Trump and his fraud silliness.
To the editor – Rep. Dan Newhouse voted against a $2,000 stimulus payment to constituents last week, and then in an insulting letter, Newhouse said families don’t want a handout and he is concerned about the federal deficit.
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