SUNNYSIDE — For mother of three, Stacey Olivarez, being bedridden with double pneumonia stemming from COVID-19 deprived her family of the home cooked meals they’re accustomed to – that’s when Olivarez’s grandmother, Sue Michaelsen, stepped in to take care of Olivarez, Olivarez’s partner and three young daughters.
"Neighbors" is a weekly column in the Sunnyside Sun designed to spotlight individuals who live and work in our Lower Valley Communities.
"Neighbors" is a weekly column in the Sunnyside Sun designed to spotlight individuals who live and work in our Lower Valley Communities.
GRANGER — Recalling the first time she took part in the branding of a calf at five-years-old, Haley Brown acknowledged how that moment made an enduring impression upon her and ever since then, the ranch hand has been drawn toward providing steadfast care for livestock and the free range lifestyle it empowers.
"Neighbors" is a weekly column in the Sunnyside Sun designed to spotlight individuals who live and work in our Lower Valley Communities.
"Neighbors" is a weekly column in the Sunnyside Sun designed to spotlight individuals who live and work in our Lower Valley Communities.
"Neighbors" is a weekly column in the Sunnyside Sun designed to spotlight individuals who live and work in our Lower Valley Communities.
Chase Reiff adds to his collection of sponsored COVID-19 murals with an interpretation of Rosie the Riveter from World War II propaganda in order to band the community together. “I want to make sure local businesses are seen during these COVID-19 times.” Reiff adds that he has two more mural…
SUNNYSIDE — Easter cheer was creatively delivered in authentic bunny style as “Mr. Cottontail” hippity hopped his way into the hearts and fond memories to all 55 Sunnyside Assisted Living residents on Sunday, April 12.
GRANDVIEW — For the first time in Grandview history, four girls from Boy Scouts of America Troop 644 have earned Scout ranking.
"Neighbors" is a weekly column in the Sunnyside Sun designed to spotlight individuals who live and work in our Lower Valley Communities.
MABTON — After 30 years of coaching wrestling with 27 of them at Mabton Junior Senior High School, Coach John Kilian has decided to retire from full time coaching.
SUNNYSIDE — Even with the state and federal Stay Home orders in effect through the month of April during the current coronavirus pandemic, people still must occasionally travel for groceries and medical appointments.
"Neighbors" is a weekly column in the Sunnyside Sun designed to spotlight individuals who live and work in our Lower Valley Communities.
SUNNYSIDE — Recognized as the company’s longest employed individual, Bleyhl Coop’s Sunnyside fertilizer plant manager Larry Den Boer turned in his company keys today, April 1.
Glancing back through the Sunnyside Sun/Daily Sun News pages, here is a sampling of the stories published throughout the years reflecting everything that made the Sun the original voice of the community.
Yakima can only move through its re-opening phases if the county shows a significant drop in the coronavirus infection rate. To do this, we must work together and wear masks. Wearing a mask will reduce the spread of the virus. (Source: Yakima County Health District)
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