SUNNYSIDE — A Special Olympic Sub Regional Tournament drew more than 300 athletes to the hardcourt facilities at the high school and Harrison Middle School on Sunday, Jan 19, where individuals and teams played their hearts out for an opportunity to advance to regionals at Eastern Washington University next month.
Heartlinks Hospice & Palliative Care plans to host its 40th annual Hospice Gala on Saturday, Feb. 1st at 5 p.m., at Puterbaugh Farms 686 Green Valley Road, Mabton.
Sunnyside High School Key Club volunteers endured a cold 20-degree Friday night to collect donations for a good cause. Key members, left to right, Lily Raihl, Michael Mitchel, Sam Norem and teacher Alex Barraza greeted motorists on their way home asking for donations to support The Lighthous…
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published during the past 100 years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
SUNNYSIDE — Those looking for a warm place to meet other senior citizens and enjoy a good meal are invited to visit the Senior Citizens’ Center, 1400 Federal Way.
SUNNYSIDE — A longtime city parks worker, Clarence Roosendaal never thought singing would become an all-consuming passion.
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun pages, here is sampling of the stories published during the past 100 years, reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
GRANDVIEW — The final Parent University class will be held Thursday, Jan. 16 from 6:30-8 p.m.
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SATUS — “Something I’ve always wanted to do was preach the gospel to everyone who doesn’t know much about the gospel of Jesus Christ. And, so I wanted to take this opportunity to serve them and to show them the love that they can receive,” Liana Johnson stated after she returned home from her 18-month calling for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints calling from Guatemala.
PROSSER — Two of Sunnyside’s own are an integral part of a highly anticipated holiday happening each year. Prosser resident Dean McWhirk, a 1979 Sunnyside High School graduate, lights up one of his company’s long haul or heavy equipment trucks each year, and with his wife Amber, becomes members of the Lower Valley Christmas Truck group.
SUNNYSIDE — As nine-year old Noe Estrada tore through the wrapping paper and opened his present from the Shop with a Cop event on Sunday, Dec. 22, Walmart Associate Emilio Bueno sat across from him at the breakfast table and watched with excitement like a big brother on Christmas morning.
SUNNYSIDE — Nearly 30 Chief Kamiakin Elementary fourth and fifth grade students were selected to participate as “leadership kiddos” and represent their school during a Christmas card social with Sunnyside Assisted Living residents on Wednesday, Dec. 18.
SUNNYSIDE — When Sunnyside Fire Captain Tony Castillo stood up to thank the local Nouvella Club for its donation of toys, food and money, no one expected to see the veteran fireman choke up.
HONORING HIS FATHER — Emilio Diaz AKA Santa Claus delivered 100 warm blankets and lab robes to the residents at Grandview Assisted Living Thursday as part of a desire to honor his father who gave out presents to senior care center residents where he lived until his passing. A local deejay, D…
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