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Swofford & Halma Clinic, 2303 Reith Way, Sunnyside, will be hosting a COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic available to eligible individuals under …
GRANGER – A COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic will take place tomorrow, Friday, February 26, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., or until supplies last at the KDNA Ra…
As the parents attended a virtual community forum to learn of the Sunnyside High School reopening plans on Monday, March 1, the school board h…
Sunnyside City Council in an effort to help promote the community’s businesses approved a working agreement with CGI Communications to begin o…
Victor Ramos was affectionately called, ‘little big brother’ by his four sisters because he acted like the oldest and helped take care of them…
SCAM ALERT: There have been several phone calls to residents about expired newspaper subscriptions. The Sunnyside Sun NEVER calls subscribers …
SHS running back and linebacker Myles Newhouse has waited over a year to finally put on the pads and helmet and take to part in the highly ant…
The goal for bringing competitive sports back to Sunnyside and campuses throughout the lower valley has challenged student athletes, parents, …
There remains one last COVID-19 metric obstacle to push past and into the Healthy Washington Phase 2 plan for the South Central region prior t…
Victor Ramos was affectionately called, ‘little big brother’ by his four sisters because he acted like the oldest and helped take care of them…
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published in past 100 years reflecting everything that made the…
MABTON — An aura of artistry and compassion beams from Jasalynn Lua’s eyes when she softly speaks about her grandma Rosa.
Under intense pressure and anticipation after weeks long competition, Jennifer Southwick, co-owner of Sunnyside Meat Packers, looks hopeful to…
Community growth is the vision for a new housing development bringing affordable housing to local families. Moon Construction owner Jorge Herr…
The breaking ground ceremony for a small business usually means building upon the site’s historic foundation to create a new venture, along wi…
Here’s an interesting statistic: Jobs in trade fields will account for one-third of all new jobs by the end of next year.
Our Native communities are making it clear; they will no longer suffer in silence. Just last week, community members gathered in Toppenish for a vigil to remember and honor the missing and murdered indigenous women (MMIW) of our region and across the country.
After nearly a year of remote Zoom meetings due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Sunnyside School District School Board held its first in-person meeting before 10 community audience members at SHS gym Monday night.
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