PROSSER — Prosser Memorial Health has announced COVID-19 testing restrictions at the primary care clinics and the Emergency Department (ED).
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Yakima County Sheriff’s Office Deputies and District 5 Fire Departments responded to reports of a head on collision between two pickup trucks at the intersection of Yakima Valley Highway and Dekker Road on Friday, Jan. 14.
Several fourth-grade classrooms from Washington Elementary took to the sidewalk Tuesday morning, Jan. 18, to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and share his message of equality for all people as vehicles honked with support in front of the Sunnyside School Administration Building on Sixth Street.
The Sunnyside Learning Center, 2590 Yakima Valley Hwy, reopened for in-person instruction beginning Monday, Jan. 3 for the winter quarter.
COVID-19 testing is one of the many public health recommendations that is crucial in helping minimize the spread of COVID-19.
Sunnyside High School student and National winner of the “STUCK at PROM” Duct Tape scholarship contest Larissa Leon will be the special guest at the “Prom Thru the Ages” United Way fundraiser Friday, Feb. 11.
YAKAMA NATION — The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced on Tuesday, Jan. 18 the awarding of more than $83 million in Indian Community Block Grant-American Rescue Plan (ICDBG-ARP) grants to 74 Tribal communities to prevent, prepare for, and respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, including $1,725,000 to the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation.
Roy Anciso of the Sunnyside High School class of 1975 and Diana Blumer-Kilian, class of 1986, were recently inducted to the SHS Wall of Fame.
Monday, Jan. 3, Sunnyside City Hall closed its doors due to the inclement weather.
Longtime city councilman and Deputy Mayor Dean Broersma was selected as the 34th mayor of Sunnyside Monday, Jan. 10 at the first council meeting of 2022.
After being closed for a week, the Sunnyside Community Library plans to open their doors at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 12.
TOPPENISH — Local community members have been marching the streets of Toppenish to remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. for over a decade.
GRANDVIEW — Police responded to a report of a shooting in the 600 block of E. Wine Country Road.
The Yakima Health District (YHD) continues to monitor COVID-19 disease activity throughout the county closely. The current situation related to COVID-19 is very different from just a few weeks ago.
In response to rapid job growth in the Yakima Valley’s diverse agricultural industry, Yakima Valley College will begin offering a new Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Agricultural Sciences starting in Fall 2022.
The City of Sunnyside will hold a virtual meeting, taking place via Zoom, on Tuesday, Jan. 18 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., featuring questions for the community regarding the Parks, Recreation and Open Space plan, as well as questions regarding the Comprehensive City Plan.
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