OPEN CLASS (41 Teams): 1, LeAnne Wolf, Jason Robinson, Larry Wolf, 6 cows, 69.23 sec.; 2, Jason Robinson, Cayley Rishor-Olney, Beth Rishor, 6, 72.36; 3, Larry Wolf, Cayley Rishor-Olney, LeAnne Wolf, 6, 76.58; 4, Larry Wolf, Fred Young, Jessica Martinez, 6, 80.26; 5, Emily Vanausdl, Wyatt Crowley, John Schieche, 6, 82.05.
Cascade Bicycle Club member Marco Behar of West Seattle and recently retired Seattle Public Schools teacher, sets up his tent after riding the fifth leg of the Eastern Washington tour which encompassed about 350 miles and 20,000 feet in elevation range over the six-day biking adventure.
PROSSER — When most people think of Mt. Everest, they envision an unattainable climb. But for 60-year-old Mary Jo Oldfield of Prosser, it is another chapter in her lifelong athletic journey.
SUNNYSIDE — Traveling the country on a bike is as outdoorsy as it gets.
PROSSER — A portion of Sixth Street in Prosser was blocked off with bright orange cones and barricades sentineled the street corners as eager volunteers helped to create a competitive, on street space for the annual 3 on 3 basketball tourney held last weekend.
SNOHOMISH — Los Malos Men’s Soccer Team, a group of young men from the Yakima Valley, can now boast they are Pacific Northwest champions.
TRI-CITIES — It’s Water Follies weekend on the Columbia River and hydroplanes will be warming up the water for three days beginning Friday night, July 26 on the 2.5-mile Columbia River Course.
The following are the Yakima County Barrel Racing Association results from June 20.
SUNNYSIDE — The day began bright and sunny, with clouds and a thunderstorm looming while golfers with the Mid-Columbia Senior Golf Tour took their shots on the course at Black Rock Creek Golf Course last Wednesday, June 26.
HARRAH – The Yakima Valley Team Penning Club competed at Winters’ Arena the weekend of June 22 and 23.
SUNNYSIDE — Astria Sunnyside Foundation’s annual Golf “Fore” Health Tournament teed off at 8 a.m. with a shotgun start of 65 golfers at Black Rock Creek Golf Course on Friday, June 14.
SUNNYSIDE — The alleyway doors of the Dungeon Boxing Club swung open like a powerful, one-two combination of physical training in step with a determined goal for helping youth.
YAKIMA — To reduce the risk of wildfires, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) will again restrict target shooting on the 105,000-acre Wenas Wildlife Area near Yakima and Ellensburg.
GRANDVIEW — The Grandview Municipal Swimming Pool opens Friday, June 14, and the Sunnyside pool will open the following day.
Pictured are those who participated in the recent season of Club Sunnyside Volleyball. Among them is a group of competitors who recently qualified for nationals.
It’s almost that time of year again… motorcycles and adrenaline junkies will be providing thrills and spills on the hill at Dry Creek Recreation Area in just more than a week.
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Angel Tovar, 14, of Mabton shot a 4x4 whitetail, his first buck, on opening day of modern firearm season this year, Oct. 13.
Fall chinook are returning in extremely low numbers to the Yakima River and as a result, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has issued a fishing rule change that goes into effect on Thursday, October 18.
States, tribes and three federal agencies continue to work side by side for the good of endangered salmon and steelhead as they extend the historic Columbia Basin Fish Accords for as many as four more years.
To aid in successful spawning and incubation of the Chinook salmon eggs in the Yakima basin, the Bureau of Reclamation has begun its annual “flip-flop” operation.
There all kinds of sports involving horses. One which looks like fun and just about anyone can do is team penning.
The Benton County Sheriff’s Office will offer a boater’s education class from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday July 7.
The Earl Barden Classic East-West high school all-state football game for 2A, 1A and B players included a couple of lower valley boys on the East team.
Washington dominated what is believed to have been the first girls Greco-Roman wrestling dual meet competition in the United States here during June 15-20.
Hikers and campers may have to change plans after weight restrictions implemented on two bridges in the Upper Cle Elum Valley.
The Sunnyside splash pad opens today, June 18, for the summer season
Organizers of the annual Northwest Nitro Nationals Pro Hillclimb are looking for the community to support their effort to expand and improve the racing and recreational venue north of the city.
Sunnyside High School Athletic Director Reed Hornung has accepted a job in the Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn., area. He leaves Sunnyside tomorrow, June 14.
The Grizzlies started spring football practice this week and will be finishing up next week. Coach John Lobbestael, who has brought the program back to prominence, had 60 turnouts on Wednesday, June 6.
The city will celebrate the opening of its new Splash Park in Central Park on Main Street. The grand opening will kick off at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 9.
Delbert Wheeler Memorial Rodeo takes place June 1-3 at the Toppenish Rodeo grounds
The federal Bureau of Land Management is prohibiting fireworks, exploding targets, and tracer and incendiary device public land it manages effective today.
There were no team titles for lower valley high schools at the state’s track and field meets on May 24-26. But there were a couple of individual event champions.
Granger’s girls won two placing awards for the best showing among area schools at state 1A tennis on May 25-26.
Sunnyside Christian, Kiona-Benton both drop first two games at state tournament.
Only a few runners chug four cans of root beer and run a mile.
Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission has set aside three days in June for free access.
Wallowa Lake State Park and about a dozen others will celebrate State Parks Day on June 2 with free events.
Kennedy Sarmiento wants to improve the lives of local youth, through running
The first Root Beer Mile will be run Saturday, May 26, at the Sunnyside High School track at 10 a.m.
The state Department of Natural Resources opened the new 17-mile Raging River State Forest mountain bike trail system Saturday, May 19.
Kiona-Benton, 18-5, will play Mount Baker, 14-6, in the 1A opener at Columbia Playfield in Richland.
The annual May Days Golf Tournament returns to he Cherry Hill Golf Course, 510 Cherry Hill Road, on Saturday, May 19.
Taking center at Renegade Raceways are the Pepsi Diesel Truck Drags and Pepsi High School Drags tonight, May 11.
Tennis coach Macario Solis will take 12 players to the 4A district tennis tournament this weekend.
The Sunnyside High girls golf team didn’t break 500 this year, but they did record a 500, which was down from 600 at the start of the season.
The Sunnyside Christian Knights, who topped off a 14-6 regular season with a 10-0 win against the Connell junior varsity, head to Kittitas on Saturday, May 12, to launch the 1B district tournament.The Knights will start the single-elimination affair with a familiar foe — Riverside Christian — at 11 a.m.
The all-ages 5K run/walk will start at the Sunnyside High School football field gate, 1801 E. Edison Ave.
Seventh-graders from Granger Middle School finished off a year of hands-on study of salmon and their life cycle by releasing fingerlings they hatched and raised into the Yakima River yesterday, May 9.
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