Theatre programs across the country have kept their ghost lights on while the stage remains empty and to keep the dramatic arts alive for Sunnyside High School (SHS) students, Director of Drama Club Corey Murphy implemented its very first virtual performances.
Theatre programs across the country have kept their ghost lights on while the stage remains empty and to keep the dramatic arts alive for Sunnyside High School (SHS) students, Director of Drama Club Corey Murphy implemented its very first virtual performances.
YAKIMA — The 2021 Downtown Yakima Windows Alive! project is seeking artists to submit an application by 5 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 31 to display their works and at the same time help invigorate empty store front windows.
BICKLETON — Bickleton Pioneer Carousel Museum was honored to receive an original Barn Quilt to the west side of the museum.
SUNNYSIDE — During the first day of production on the independent found-footage horror film with a working code name entitled, “Snake Bite,” filmmaker Adam Castillo is seeing live and high-definition imagery that he wrote for the script come to life over the camera’s large format screen.
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun/Daily Sun News pages, here is a sampling of the stories published thoughout the years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
GRANGER — The singing duo Cowboy Buck and Elizabeth made a special appearance at Granger’s Roosevelt Grade School on Thursday, March 5 where they debuted a new song written by four 4th grade students.
GRANDVIEW — There will be a senior citizen St. Patrick’s Day Party at the Grandview Community Center on 812 Wallace Way on Tuesday, March 17 at 10:30 a.m.
SUNNYSIDE — A trip up the Nile is the program for the March 19 meeting of the Nouvella Club.
SUNNYSIDE — A crab feast to help raise much needed funds for Heartlinks Hospice & Palliative Care clients will be held Saturday, March 20, in the Anthology Event Center, 706 Williams Blvd., Richland, Hospice executive director Shelby Moore announced.
SUNNYSIDE — The Sunnyside High School Auditorium was bustling as student actors prepared to present “Peter Pan,” the Broadway musical version of the classic tale for Outlook Elementary on Feb. 27.
SUNNYSIDE — The timeless musical “Peter Pan” opens on the Sunnyside High School auditorium stage, Friday, Feb. 28 for the first of five public presentations.
PROSSER — Valley Theatre Company Directors Kimberly Starr and L.J. DaCorsi, are seeking adults and students eighth grade and up to audition for Gilbert and Sullivan’s classic musical farce, “The Pirates of Penzance.”
SUNNYSIDE — Since attending his first Lighted Farm Implement Parade more than six years ago, Holt Morris dreamed of having his own entry in the iconic parade.
GRANDVIEW — Fresh evergreens, the symbol of honor and a living tribute, will be placed on the tombstones of American veterans Saturday, Dec. 14 at 9 a.m. at the Grandview Cemetery, 943 N. Elm St.
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