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TOPPENISH — The Toppenish Garden Club is hosting a plant sale at the Toppenish Visitors Center, 504 S Elm St., on Saturday, May 8, from 10 a.m…
Sunnyside City Council voted unanimously to extend the COVID-19 emergency declaration at their April 26 regular meeting.
UPDATE: East Edison bridge is now open, the City of Sunnyside announced Monday afternoon.
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Dominating pitching and timely hitting, combined with rock solid defense led by Sunnyside’s two upperclassman Elijah Lopez and Eddy Almaguer t…
At the half-way point of the spring season, Sunnyside High School tennis teams are advancing their level of athletic play at the net and rekin…
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Sunnyside High School’s 16th annual ‘All Vehicle’ Car Show rumbled onto the campus parking lot as a drive-thru fundraiser to benefit the Class…
George Johnson and Carolyn Fischer were married at St. Paul’s Cathedral in Yakima on May 5, 1956. This year they celebrate their 65th anniversary.
Carlos Chavez, Jr. and father to Karla, his two-year-old daughter, unexpectedly passed away on April 8 from complications due to COVID-19. A S…
Berenice Espinoza recognizes the symbolic qualities flowers personify and embraces their significance to everyday life. She fashions their nat…
Andy Bonzi was completely surprised when he was told that Sunnyside United-Unidos was awarding him the Impact Award for empowering and impacti…
From farm to table, lower valley families seem to have a keen awareness about where their food comes from and how it’s raised.
Voting rights are sacred in America! The right to vote is fundamental to democracy. They should be guaranteed for each citizen.
My grandkids and nephew are on a ball team and the fields at Sunnyview Park are in horrible condition. The whole place is full of goat heads and the poor kids can’t even throw the ball until they pick the goat heads off it.
Millions of Americans tuned in last Wednesday night to see what President Biden had to say about the first 100 days of his Administration and his plans for our country. Unfortunately for farmers, ranchers, and agricultural communities like ours in Central Washington, he had little to offer.
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