On Spring vacation, Shirley Martin and her daughter Kelly Martin-Carter flew to Arizona to see baby Xander and the rest of their family. “Before the coronavirus, Shirley Martin, Kim Rodgers and other family members flew to Arizona for a baby shower for Emily Cooper. Our family was very excit…
Sorpotimist Scholarship Winner — Soroptimists of the Lower Yakima Valley recently named Sunnyside High School senior Kaydience Porter as winner of a $750 scholarship. Pictured from left to right are Karla Rodriguez, Martina Patric, Kaydience Porter, Carol Bos, Nallely Rodriguez and Gina Gamb…
Sunnyside United-Unidos is hosting a free drive-in movie and townhall presentation Friday, May 21 at the new parking lot at Sunnyside High School.
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 of 2021 and its all night after graduation party in the gym on Saturday, May 1.
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.
PROSSER — The Princess Theatre, 1228 Meade Ave., is hosting performances of ‘Around the World in 80 Days’ on May 14, 15, 21, and 22 at 7:30 p.m., with a matinee at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, May 16.
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 Sunnyside High School Class of 2009 alumnus, he was twenty-nine years old.
The Foundation for the Yakima Valley Fair & Rodeo is sponsoring its annual 2021 decorated critter contest to promote the event on August 12-13, 812 Wallace Way, Grandview.
Chet Terrel operates his snowblower for a second pass on the front walkway at the home of Douglas Shannon and throughout the neighborhoods of 13 and 14th St. blocks on N. Ave. Monday, Feb. 15.
Described as a ‘homebody’ by the nurses at the Just Like Home Resident Care, Dwayne Fisher has found the COVID-19 precautions the facility has taken to protect the residents to be wonderful.
Missing the mundanity of life’s simple tasks such as going to the grocery store or taking a walk is something 78-year-old David Garcia of Sunnyside looks forward to when the quarantine is lifted.
SUNNYSIDE —Widespread reports of a cruising convoy of truckers rolling throughout neighborhoods beaming their joyful message of holiday hopefulness, radiated from every colorful bulb which adorned their festive rigs and trailers, have now been officially confirmed by local eyewitnesses.
ZILLAH — While the inside of Eugene and Margarita ‘Maggie’ Dawson’s home was brimming with holiday cheer, the outside of their house was buzzing with its own activity – a full extension of their home to accommodate their adopted nieces and nephews.
GRANDVIEW — Bundled up against the Sunday afternoon chill, small young people and their youth pastor take turns as bell ringers while singing carols to Safeway with all shoppers stopping to drop donations in Salvation Army red kettles.
Tesla, a two-year-old Saint Bernard, checks out Sunday’s dusting of snow, the first of winter 2020, along the Yakima River in Prosser. The snow only lasted half a day, but it definitely won’t be the last snow of winter.
ZILLAH — While families searched the five-acre farm for the perfect holiday tree, the joyful, Triangle Christmas Tree Farm experience was shared with each Douglas fir selected for harvest, creating a symbolic bond inspired to make a long-standing tradition for generations to come.
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