The Sunnyside School board announced on Thursday, Jan. 26 during their regularly scheduled meeting that the discussion for their districts red…
GRANDVIEW — The Grandview Police Department announced on Friday, Jan. 27 that they will be installing twenty automated license plate reading (…
District three County Commissioner LaDon Linde has recently been elected Chair for the Board of County Commissioners for 2023.
The Sunnyside School District has been receiving calls that a “business” is contacting local business throughout Sunnyside, specifically food trucks.
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ZILLAH — Ruby Magdalena Vineyards, 855 Gilbert Rd., is kicking off their cutting-edge campaign “Mission Impawsible” in conjunction with the re…
YAKIMA — Yakima Federal Savings and Loan Association recently announced the promotion of six employees, effective January 1, 2023.
PROSSER — Prosser Memorial Health has announced Dr. David Carl will be taking over as new Chief of Staff effective January 2023.
Most of the community thought we said a fond farewell to Cowboy Buck and Elizabeth last June. Turns out that the duo are heading back to Sunny…
Members of the Sunnyside Lions Club and City Council held a touching dedication ceremony honoring Carol Stone, prominent Lions Club member, fo…
StatePoint — The first few years of life are fundamental to cognitive, emotional and physical development. While every child progresses at the…
The Sunnyside Grizzlies girls’ wrestling team defeated the Davis Pirates in Thursday nights wrestling match on Jan. 26 to a score of 42-31, th…
The Sunnyside Grizzlies boys’ wrestling team got a big win on Thursday, Jan. 26 and were crowned the Big 9 champions after a 55-13 win against…
The Sunnyside Christian Knights had a strong week with them adding four wins to their belts between the girls’ and boys’ varsity basketball teams.
Is anyone else growing tired of the prolific carpet bombing of the Letters to the Editor column of Lower Valley newspapers by Mssrs. Chandler and Stinnett?
Last November, Republicans claimed they wanted to limit inflation, without ever mentioning how to accomplish this.
Our communities have become “war zones!”
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