Yakima, WA News

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• Mattawa woman, four others injured in collision
• Photo: 'The saga of juniper'
• Suspect arrested in White Swan arsons
• Send us your fire photos
• Club secretaries: Have you checked your KiwanisOne dashboard lately?
• Web workshops are popular. Reserve your seat now for the 5 sessions offered in New Orleans!
• Yakima gas prices up, but not as much as some feared
• Weekend in Review: Photos and stories from the weekend
• What’s Happening Today — Tuesday, May 29
• Memorial Day: Reflection and remembrance (photos)
• Prosser senior overcomes barriers
• Temperate journalist, Somalian militant
• Yakima forum to discuss redistricting changes
• Fire burns brush in East Valley, but houses spared
• Several fires reported from Prosser to Tri-Cities area
• League of Women Voters plans redistricting forum Wednesday in Yakima
• Bicyclist from Walla Walla killed near Prosser
• Family rescued from Columbia River near Wenatchee
• What’s Happening Today: Monday, May 28
• Memorial Day events today
• 'Showcase Yakima' to feature high school journalism workshop
• City considers special district to fund Yakima's parks
• 05/28/12 In Basket
• Shop Talk | Want some meat grilled tableside, Brazilian-style?
• Risk Takers | Mural tours combine art and commerce
• Suspected gang member shoots man at Seattle's Northwest Folklife Festival
• Vietnam veterans reunited 43 years after battle
• Liquor prices may jump 35 percent on Friday
• Hatton: Military uncles helped form true appreciation of Memorial Day
• Memorial Day parade a time for reflection
• Grandview grads learn science of scholarships
• Memorial Day events planned Monday
• Moxee couple arrested on drug charges
• Motorcyclist injured after striking median
• Moxee police say couple gave meth, pot to kids in their home
• Fort Lewis soldier killed in Afghanistan
• One day after opening, snowslides close Chinook Pass
• What’s Happening Saturday and Sunday, May 26 & 27
• Chinook Pass open in time for busy Memorial Day weekend
• Accomplice in 2011 slaying of teacher's aide gets 13 years
• Local stores retool layouts for liquor
• Photos: Cheering for a championship
• Memorial Day activities start today with Yakima parade
• Volunteers to lay more sod Tuesday at Mabton park
• Selah police accepting applications for citizens academy
• Mabton senior stays focused on goals, graduates, despite unexpected pregnancy
• Selah school board OKs contract for new superintendent
• New martini bar, bistro planned for Valley Mall in Union Gap
• Master Gardeners | Want a garden alive with hummingbirds? Know what to plan
• 05/27/12 Upcoming Master Gardener classes
• 05/27/12 Volunteer Opportunities
• State baseball and softball tournaments in full swing
• Eastbound traffic slowed on Snoqualmie Pass
• Chinook Pass has opened
• Women in Kiwanis featured in June 2012 Kiwanis magazine
• Suspect extradited from Mexico to face charges in 2008 Yakima slaying
• 05/26/12 Faith Happenings
• Yakima police investigating cause of Ninth Street shooting
• Tacoma man injured when car rolls on I-90
• Yakima's Lincoln Avenue underpass dedicated
• AAA: Average price of gasoline in Washington $4.24
• What’s Happening — Friday, May 25, 2012
• Questions surround Yakima man's life and death
• Man convicted in brutal 2009 slaying could get life in prison
• Fire hits West Valley home
• Pay (more) to play: State parks look at ways to survive if taxes no longer balance budgets
• West Fest fundraiser slated for June 2
• La Salle senior shines at service
• Federal grants mean upgrades for Mabton and Granger
• New dad is Perry Student of the Month
• What’s Happening Today — Thursday, May 24, 2012
• Quit drinking beer on job, Highway 520 builders told
• Government taking new steps to combat food stamp fraud
• Sheriff checks report that principal sat on boy
• Gates Foundation awards $880,000 to two Valley nonprofits
• Photos: Special Olympics in Yakima
• Gubernatorial candidates work for Valley votes
• Elderly Yakima woman loses $4,000 to 'Gran Scam'
• East Valley teacher testifies sex with student claim only a rumor
• No relief in sight: Gas prices to rise again this weekend
• Fresh | Pain brings new appreciation for meals
• 'Textiles Tieton - Gimme Shelter' -- functional, practical, beautiful
• Sasquatch! has something for everyone
• On the Menu -- Lutong Pinoy
• The Indoorsman -- Bat-killer returns
• Dear Crabby -- Questions, please
• 05/24/12 10 Days Out
• Terrible Noise -- LCD Soundsystem
• Book Scene -- 'Girl Walks Into a Bar ...'
• 05/24/12 Film clips
• 05/24/12 Planner
• 05/24/12 Night life
• 05/24/12 Just announced
• 05/24/12 Theater
• 05/24/12 Books
• 05/24/12 Art
• Special Olympics kick off in Yakima
• What’s Happening today — May 23, 2012
• Help for the club secretary drowning in to-dos
• Don't be invisible
• East Valley teacher expected to take stand today
• The roads less traveled? What impact will gas prices have on holiday weekend travel
• Mt. Everest storm spares former CWU professor
• Yakima airport faces $90,000 shortfall by year's end
• Authorities seek owner of dog pulled from Roza Canal
• Photo Journal: Livin' the life of Rusty
• Yakima to dedicate Lincoln Avenue underpass
• Wapato elevates interim police chief Tracy Rosenow
• Yakima County displays puzzling mix of jobs, unemployment stats
• Beaudry Road to get $3.1 million in safety work
• Yakima session to air changes brought by redistricting
• Do you know this dog?
• Hearing continues on East Valley teacher suspension
• Yakima County jobs: Mixed message
• Yakima man killed in Oregon crash
• CWU professor assists Mount Everest climbers
• Yakima man shocked at Benton County jail
• What’s Happening — Tuesday, May 22
• Toppenish senior making a dash to success
• Wenatchee's air may be bad -- but Yakima's worse
• East Valley teacher begins bid to keep credentials
• Police chief under probe in White Salmon, Snohomish County
• 'Possible threat' shuts down Sunnyside High School
• Yakima, West Coast see rising gas prices
• Yakima Valley women join Northwest Harvest board
• Yakima cop under investigation resigns
• Water rights rule change coming to Yakima Valley
• Photo gallery -- Friendly competition
• Sunnyside High evacuated for "threat"
• Ex-student in Rutgers webcam case gets 30 days
• Yakima listed as second worst in air pollution
• Watch the action: The Eliminate Project's Worldwide Report Day is May 22
• May is Membership Month: KiwanisOne for beginners
• Woman remains in serious condition after Yakima Valley Highway crash
• Yakima gas prices nearly half dollar above national average
• Weekend in Review: What you might have missed this weekend
• Photo: Two wheels rule the Canyon
• Crime in Yakima is half the rate it was in the '80s, but city can't shake bad reputation
• 05/21/12 In the Military
• Two Wapato men die in crash near Toppenish
• Collision sends Toppenish woman to Seattle hospital
• Woman hurt in I-90 rollover near summit
• Man sustains slight wound in Buena drive-by shooting
• 05/21/12 In Basket
• 05/21/12 Facts and Records
• Shop Talk: Market Place Deli upping the ante
• Wine + food = growth for Yakima Valley winemakers, food vendors
• Woman hurt in rollover on I-90 pass
• Man struck in Buena drive-by shooting
• Two dead in Toppenish crash
• Zillah crash sends Toppenish woman to Harborview
• Downtown library set to reopen Monday
• Members of Ellensburg's Rodeo City Rollergirls say derby is empowering
• Klickitat County-based Insitu hopes to make unmanned aircraft a high-tech reality for public safety agencies
• YH-R staff recognized in annual SPJ contest
• Scofield | There's enough love for two toddler great-grandsons
• 05/20/12 Volunteer Opportunities
• McLain | Turn your garden into a haven for butterflies
• Yakima Dive Club, YPAL help freshen up the waters
• Photos: Soccer crazies on the attack
• Selah Community Days
• Richland nuclear plant extension to be noted
• What's happening today (Sat.)
• High turnout expected as dozens of candidates file
• Local seniors warned to be skeptical of popular scam
• Young gardeners show a growing interest
• National Art Show continues today in Ellensburg
• Convicted drug dealer charged in raid that nets 51 pot plants
• Gang member gets fives years for selling illegal firearms
• Famed Copper River salmon arrives in state; due in Yakima in June
• No surprises in final day of candidate filings
• Deadline for Miss Yakima pageant June 15
• Toppenish town hall to talk about drug abuse
• Donation brings volleyball courts to Mabton park
• Volleyball tourney supports nonprofit
• Yakima drive-by suspect sentenced to 2 years in jail
• Today's bake sale raises funds for Rez Dog Rescue Yard Sale
• Photo gallery | HAAP awards honor district's brightest Latino students
• 05/19/12 Faith Happenings
• Raw Video: Explosive charges blast away at Snoqualmie Pass
• Memorial to close psychiatric unit
• Wenatchee firefighters, police and museum staff to lose jobs
• Ad exec creates floating billboards for Seattle
• Sister of Washington cop killer to leave prison soon
• What’s Happening Today — Friday, May 18
• Filipino Dinner planned Saturday in Yakima
• Man hurt after crashing into barrier on I-90
• Downtown Yakima shooting likely gang-related
• Relay for Life benefit planned June 3
• Photo: Feeding the birdies
• Elks' Yakima-area donations boost vets, students, YWCA
• Filings: Tea party challenger enters race for Hastings' seat
• Overflow channel for flood control in the works
• Yakima Bears on agenda in two Oregon towns
• Selah council unanimous in selection of new administrator
• Selah schools taps 11-year employee as new superintendent
• Local labor fight hits national stage
• Hillsboro, Ore. seeking Class A minor-league professional baseball team
• Truck bed catches fire in downtown Yakima (video, photos)
• Man shot near Yakima police station
• Selah school superintendent's job offered to district administrator
• Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, dies at 63
• Yakima Filipino community to host celebration
• Yakima man injured in Interstate 90 crash
• What’s Happening Today — Thursday, May 17
• Wash. Supreme Court to hear I-1183 challenge
• Outlook good for Washington wheat crop
• Planned bridges will allow avalanches to pass below Interstate 90 traffic on Snoqualmie Pass (video)
• C. Speck Motors celebrates 100 years
• 4th Congressional District shapes up in filings
• Official finds Sunnyside building ambitious tribute to veterans
• Yakima tables car tab fee until after citizen survey
• Cherry growers upbeat about crop
• 73-year-old accused of trying to hire hit man
• Union Gap mayor alerted to City Hall mold issues 8 months before evacuation
• Selah to interview three city administrator finalists today
• Ex-Wapato Legion bar manager faces theft, forgery charges
• Man arrested minutes after Yakima drive-by shooting
• Wapato Road blaze causes $180,000 damage
• Yakama Nation opens $12 million, state-of-the-art jail
• Batali | A festive meat course for late spring
• Yakamas open new jail
• Jury convicts Steve Powell of voyeurism charges
• Next phase of Snoqualmie Pass project on track
• Yakima Council waits on citizen survey to decide road repair
• Music from the gut -- Roots reggae pioneer Fearon plays The Seasons on Saturday
• On the Menu -- Panda Garden in Ellensburg
• The Indoorsman -- Advice for the college-bound
• Dear Crabby -- That'll learn your no-good boss real good!
• Cinemavore -- 'Detroit Rock City'
• 'Hannah Coulter' may shape the way you look at life
• 05/17/12 10 Days Out
• 05/17/12 Film clips
• 05/17/12 Night life
• 05/17/12 Planner
• 05/17/12 Just announced
• 05/17/12 Books
• 05/17/12 Theater
• 05/17/12 Art
• Fire destroys half of Wapato residence
• Prosser goes with Benton County on dispatch
• What’s Happening Today — Wednesday, May 16
• Bridges to replace 62-year-old Snoqualmie Pass snowshed
• Photos: Honing narcotics-finding skills
• Man accused in Yakima motel-room robbery
• Yakima bakery outlet worker attacked, robbed
• Toppenish moves ahead with $20 car tab fees
• Sunday bike event to close Canyon Road
• Harrah council shifts to Tuesday nights
• Transformation conference Friday in Sunnyside
• Downtown library to close for move
• 05/16/12 Yakima People
• Kids raising kids - Teen birth rate in county going down, but remain high
• Yakima bakery employee attacked and robbed
• Drivers fill up with pain as state gas prices soar
• What’s Happening Today — Tuesday, May 15
• Photo Journal: Milk carton cozies
• Del Monte staying mum on Snokist cannery's future
• Mostly announced candidates sign in as filing week begins
• State officials to see work on Sunnyside veterans memorial
• Man accused of molestation in Union Gap store appears in court
• Toppenish robbery suspect makes preliminary appearance
• Man faces assault charges in stabbing during Yakima fight
• Hit-and-run driver eludes police by jumping into Yakima River
• Taiwanese official tours Lower Valley wineries
• Man involved in two crashes jumps in, then out of Yakima River
• It's hot but cooler temps will prevail
• Yakima man charged in first-degree hotel robbery
• Fake pipe bomb found at Kennewick's justice center
• Yakima man charged in hotel parking lot stabbing
• Local politicians, hopefuls start filing for office
• Washington man bitten by rattlesnake at Idaho Wal-Mart
• Yakima gas prices jump 13 cents per gallon in past week
• Sunnyside man injured in crash east of Moxee
• Mexico drug war's latest toll: 49 headless bodies
• Weekend in Review: What you might have missed this weekend
• K-Kids combat bullying
• What’s Happening Today — Monday, May 14
• Experience The Big Easy! What to expect at convention
• Model club motivation
• Prosser motorcyclists hurt near Ellensburg
• Man held in Toppenish robbery, pulling gun on witness
• Fifth suspicious fire consumes vacant building in White Swan
• Yakima Valley apple growers look forward to record season
• 05/14/12 In Basket
• North Town Coffeehouses a melting pot of customers
• Shop Talk | Fishing shop relocation turning point in downtown
• 05/14/12 Business briefs
• Prosser residents hurt in motorcycle crash near Ellensburg
• UPDATE: Latest White Swan fire believed to be arson
• Man pulls gun on witness after fleeing Toppenish store with beer
• State wants to buy huge ranch near Prosser
• What’s happening today in the Yakima Valley: Sunday, May 13
• With first graduating class, Pacific Northwest University's medical dream is realized
• Yakima felon shoots self in foot
• Candidates must file for elections by this week
• Young boy drowns in Terrace Heights canal
• Elective deliveries at Memorial steadily declining
• 05/13/12 Volunteer Opportunities
• Mother-daughter bond is stronger than former KOMO anchor's brain tumors
• Master Gardeners | What to do in your May garden
• An inaugural commencement
• 18-month-old drowns in irrigation canal
• Wapato shop fire contained after causing $15,000 damage
• 10-pound, 2-year-old boy on life support after being taken from Moses Lake home
• Strong winds on Columbia River delay Japanese kayaker's journey
• What’s happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: today and Sunday
• Officers tackle suspect sought on felony arrest warrant
• Toppenish woman celebrates 100th birthday on Mother's Day
• Snokist failure creates competition around canning industry
• Wapato bike rodeo spots filling up fast
• Spa party supports Wellness House
• Downtown Yakima could soon be host to new sculpture
• Photos: Sale helps arboretum grow
• Moxee police report possible luring incident
• Plant sale springs up
• Legendary car designer, racer Shelby dies at 89
• Workers plant blueberry fields in East Valley (video)
• Successful project management for fundraising and service
• County public services wins big at Yakama casino
• New Yakima city manager signs two-year pact
• Emily Hoover called to campus sports ministry
• 05/12/12 Faith happenings
• Sunnyside police recover handgun after store theft
• Yakima street upgrades to result in closures next week
• Two teens plead guilty to bringing gun to Ellensburg High School
• Kennewick woman's murder conviction argued before state Supreme Court
• Bank stocks hurt after surprise $2 billion JPMorgan loss
• What’s happening today in the Yakima Valley: Friday, May 11
• It's just a drill -- but Army soldiers take it deadly seriously (video, photos)
• Photos: Willing to weed
• Fire damages Wapato apartments
• Director leaving Allied Arts post after one year
• Legends doles out cash for good causes
• Fundraiser planned to help men injured in crash
• Hard work pays off for Heritage grad
• Wapato eyes car tab fees to fix ailing roads
• Teacher on leave as slapping incident is investigated
• Selah school superintendent takes Arizona job
• Fire damages three apartments in Wapato
• Reader submits photo of fire in Wapato
• Tribal casino to make hefty donations tonight
• Prosser man pleads guilty to running over escaped cows
• Army holds training exercise at the SunDome
• Wapato a step closer to car tab fees
• Two teens arrested after chase, manhunt in Kittitas County
• Anti-whaling group joining fight to save Columbia River sea lions
• Mount Vernon council passes panhandling ban
• What’s happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, May 10
• New K-Kids video: Kids can lead too
• Photo Journal: Spring buzz
• Hostess warns of possible layoffs in Yakima, rest of the state
• Yakima Farmers Market just keeps growing
• Yakima sheriff's proposed shooting range worries neighbors
• Home sales up, prices still down in Yakima County
• State permanently pulls Ellensburg physician's license
• Officials to hold hazmat drill this morning on River Road
• Valley Mall peeping Tom sentenced to 4 months
• Toppenish police arrest two in gang-related home invasion
• Toppenish refuge to host Migratory Bird Day event
• Kamiakin's fashion show, dinner due May 31 in Yakima
• Toppenish man gets 9 months in high-speed chase
• White Swan on edge after string of arsons
• School District considers contracting with private company for school meals
• Peeping Tom gets 4 months in jail for incidents at Union Gap mall
• About 360 Yakima homes lose power
• Tour of artists' homes -- See the birthplace of their creativity
• On the Menu -- River Ridge Golf Course and Restaurant
• The Indoorsman -- A whisper of whiskers
• Maryhill Museum dedicates new wing this weekend
• Terrible Noise -- The Baseball Project
• Dear Crabby -- Chickens and toilets, puggles and underpasses
• Book Scene -- 'The House at Tyneford'
• 05/10/12 10 Days Out
• 05/10/12 Film clips
• 05/10/12 Art
• 05/10/12 Planner
• 05/10/12 Night life
• 05/10/12 Just announced
• 05/10/12 Theater
• 05/10/12 Books
• Ellensburg physician's license permanently revoked
• Obama declares support for same-sex marriage
• Idaho Republicans turn on one another
• Hostess warns 250 state employees, including some in Yakima, of possible layoffs
• Hopefuls line up early for Yakima Job Fair
• If you want veggies without the garden upkeep, try using containers
• Fourth suspicious fire in a week hits White Swan
• 8th Congressional District challenger sounds note for new ideas
• Ecology head advocates team approach to solving well issue
• Zillah to gather for Community Days
• Human trafficking expert to address Zonta Yakima luncheon
• Jewell to run for second term on Kittitas County commission
• Yakima's Fairbanks Outfitters to close
• 05/09/12 Yakima People
• Marquee musicians highlight state fair lineup
• Yakima City Council OKs $175K contract for city manager
• City moving in a new direction with Lincoln Ave. underpass
• Lincoln Avenue underpass finally opens
• Yakima's Fairbanks Outfitters to close doors
• Bankruptcy judge OKs sale of Snokist assets
• New Yakima city manager offered salary package
• Hundreds attend Yakima job fair
• Rick Springfield, 38 Special, Charlie Daniels and more coming to State Fair
• Another suspicious fire in White Swan
• Columbia River boaters to see more natural shoreline near Hanford's N Reactor
• Child pornography charges dropped against Steve Powell
• Washington cherries expected by Fourth of July
• What’s happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, May 8
• Quarter midget car racing offers full-scale thrills, fun
• Grandview farm to pay state $90K to settle pollution case
• Yakima police probe street racing claims in injury crash
• Union Gap in talks with county to buy building for City Hall
• Two Sunnyside events benefit work to increase organ donors
• Dance Away Diabetes today at Toppenish powwow
• Letter carriers' national food drive set for Saturday
• Yakima yard sale to help give Labs a second chance
• Burning to be banned on DNR land this summer
• State Patrol identifies Yakima man killed in crash
• 05/08/12 Yakima People
• Yakima's new top cop, Dominic Rizzi Jr., is sworn in
• Gang member's sentence is five to six years
• Yakamas pow wow against diabetes
• Drag racers in Sunday Yakima crash identified
• Victim of Ahtanum Road accident identified
• Grandview farmer settles pollution findings with Ecology
• Yakima's new police chief is sworn in
• Yakima gas prices fall month-to-month
• DNR announced July 1 burn ban
• What’s happening today in the Yakima Valley: Monday, May 7
• Yakima man dies Sunday in Ahtanum Road car crash
• Two badly hurt in Yakima street drag race
• Honor your great mom on Mother's Day
• PHOTOS | Re-enactments advance history at Fort Simcoe
• Yakima's next city manager a game-changer, colleagues say
• Cutting meat 'a dying art'
• 05/07/12 In Basket
• Shop Talk | Carl's Jr. is coming -- what else can we get?
• Yakima police: Two seriously injured drag racing crash
• What’s Happening in the Yakima Valley today, Sunday May 6
• 25 people arrested in Tri-Cities gang sweep
• Group: Border Patrol agents shouldn't interpret
• Spaghetti dinner fundraiser to help child with cancer
• Brush fire in Mabton burns about 2.5 acres Saturday
• Morelia visitors seeking to change perception of Mexico
• Hatton: Even novices can learn to appreciate art of fly fishing
• Suspicious fire in White Swan the third in past week
• Supersized Cinco de Mayo celebrations this year
• Asparagus growers need skilled laborers for what could be the best season in a decade
• Tribes, scientists debate significance of mastadon bones
• 05/06/12 Volunteer Opportunities
• Zumbatomic helps kids find their rhythm
• Scofield | Painful relationship with shoes began at an early age
• McLain | Gardening a great way to get children eating healthy
• Small brush fire near Mabton quickly extinguished
• Suspicious White Swan fire follows two earlier arsons
• Intruder shot to death at Walla Walla store
• Thousands expected for Yakima, Sunnyside Cinco de Mayo events today and Sunday
• Beginners hoping to catch on to fly fishing
• Gang member to spend up to three years in juvenile detention
• Volunteer boxing coach accused of sending teen explicit texts
• Former animal control officer sues city of 2010 dog bite
• Free hearing screenings offered in May
• Truitt Brothers unable to secure financing for Snokist bid
• Union Gap OKs $32,000 to deal with mold move
• Yakima woman charged with animal cruelty
• Fatal motorcycle accident investigated west of Yakima
• Yakima Symphony Orchestra holds annual student concert
• Civilians sought for role-playing at Training Center
• Robbers hit Wiley City convenience store
• Lotus Temple -- Baha'i House of Worship a symbol of religious harmony
• 05/05/12 Faith Happenings
• Holstein with mad cow disease was lame, lying down
• Yakima store clerks fights robber
• Job market under Obama: It depends how you spin it
• JA lauded for improving students' lives (photos, video)
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, May 4
• Photo: A fresh coat for spring
• Volunteers needed to visit seniors
• For Yakima woman, beauty is more than skin deep
• Carl's Jr. may soon be opening in Yakima
• Young girl dies after TV falls on head
• Arson destroys empty building in White Swan
• Gregoire commits funds to pertussis fight
• EPA has levied four pollution actions in Lower Valley
• You're not imagining it -- There are plenty of wasps around
• Slide debris cleared from State Route 410
• Celebrating Junior Achievement (video, photos)
• Batali | A vegetable dish that tastes true to the season
• Mudslide cleared for State Route 410 east of Chinook Pass
• Dues amendment proposed
• Yakima police: Child's death appears accidental
• Get your 2012 Kiwanis retail catalog!
• Union Gap council meets tonight on black mold issue
• Gregoire eyes new action to curb whooping cough
• Bin Laden’s last words go online
• Firefighters battling White Swan building fire
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, May 3
• 55 club websites capture the spotlight. Is your district represented?
• Retiring secretary of state wants to grow bipartisan spirit
• Photos: Wizards work magic on Selah crowd
• Smoldering cigarette blamed for West Valley home blaze
• Thousands expected for Yakima, Sunnyside Cinco de Mayo events
• Kittitas, Prosser farmers markets to start season
• Naches yard sale tops $10,000 for Children's Hospital
• Naches Ranger District closes motorized trails
• Yakima car, motorcycle show to raise cancer funds
• DAV mobile office to stop in Toppenish
• Two men get prison time for Sunnyside parking lot holdup
• Yakima County recruits volunteers to work on economic strategy
• Next governor at the mercy of Gregoire's labor negotiations
• Report shows Yakima County is third most faithful in the state
• Temporary crews begin cleaning up downtown Yakima
• $196,000 STEM grant to help ESD 105 schools
• Cigarette leads to house fire in West Valley
• Cougar shot and killed this morning in Kennewick
• Sunnyside robbers sent to prison
• Two men get prison time for parking lot holdup
• Naches District's motorized trails closed until mid-June
• 'Plaza Suite' -- Warehouse vets scramble, come up with tour de force
• The YVCC Latin Music Festival -- Taking it to the people
• YVCC Latin Music Festival schedule
• On the Menu -- Don's Donuts and Julie's Java, for lunch
• The Indoorsman -- A love-hate relationship with smoking
• Book Scene -- 'Ready Player One'
• Dear Crabby -- Joan, the office decorum dilemma
• 05/03/12 10 Days Out
• Cinemavore -- 'Rushmore'
• 05/03/12 Film clips
• 05/03/12 Planner
• 05/03/12 Night life
• 05/03/12 Just announced
• 05/03/12 Books
• 05/03/12 Theater
• 05/03/12 Art
• Sunnyside loses another administrator
• Blind Chinese activist escorted by Gary Locke to hospital, promised safety
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, May 2
• 49 new Americans welcomed at Yakima ceremony (video, photos)
• 'Good Scout Breakfast' to honor doctor
• Walk one for World Labyrinth Day
• Smaller crowd, same message at May Day demonstration (video, gallery)
• Wapato school dancers to perform Friday
• Booths available at L.V. health fairs
• Civil War skirmishes due at Fort Simcoe
• New wine column taps knowledge of industry’s next generation
• In Vino Veritas | If you love wine, you will always have family
• For the best margaritas, the secret is the lime
• Yakima School District hands out Crystal Apple awards
• Richland man's ear partially bit off in fight
• Romney tells Obama to back off on bin Laden issue
• Sparks fly over Savage's comments to students about Bible
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, May 1
• Yakima prayer events to concentrate on guidance for leaders
• Scope, cost of Union Gap black mold could be mounting for city
• Six face spate of charges in Granger man's beating death
• Yakima May Day marchers to target Secure Communities
• Goldendale teacher's aide charged with sexual misconduct, fired
• Industrial wastewater line could boost Yakima development
• Wizards to battle Selah officials, teachers in basketball game
• Burglar strikes Toppenish homeowner, 80
• Yakima County Auditor notifies voters of new district
• Native, immigrant stories to be told at YVCC
• Budget cuts for fairs could've been worse -- and still may be
• Memorial's orthopedic clinic to close in September
• Union Gap considering options for dealing with black mold
• International convention registration deadline extended to June 1!
• Harlem Wizards coming to Selah
• Toppenish burglar strikes 80-year-old homeowner
• Kiwanis International Foundation donors to be honored at international convention
• More snow expected in the Cascades
• Two injured in Interstate 90 accident
• Yakima gas prices slightly below state average
• Hadian looking to clean house in gubernatorial race
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Monday, April 30
• Snipes family travels to Valley to visit Yakima pioneer, relative Ben Snipes' cabin
• State's marijuana dispensaries face trouble at the bank
• Photo: Celebrating in Granger
• Photos: Run, Spot, run
• Five arrested after Yakima chase accused of theft
• Suspect held in Yakima stabbing during fight
• Wapato board plans special session today
• Shop Talk | Downtown revitalization driven by business trends
• 04/30/12 In Basket
• Risk Takers | Businessman's calculations rewarded with 30 years of success
• Yakima police arrest five after eluding incident
• Yakima parking lot stabbing nets one suspect
• Young anglers keep it reel at Fish-In (photos, video)
• Commentary: War became personal when little brother joined the fight
• County Democrats talk strategy at convention
• Motorcyclist dies after being thrown from bike
• Wapato High plant sale planned this week
• 04/29/12 Business facts and records
• Since Gov. Locke froze purchase of SUVs, state has actually bought more of them
• 04/29/12 Death Notices
• Annual spring barrel tasting connects wineries with customers
• Motorcyclist perishes at hill-climb competition
• Body found in forest bunker near North Bend
• 04/29/12 Volunteer Opportunities
• Master Gardeners | Office open to answer gardening questions
• School counselor sticks up for a cause (video, photos)
• Seattle 'gangster' pimp gets record sentence
• What's Happening Sat. April 28
• Latino Leadership Conference teaches value of education
• Cherry Festival this weekend in Granger
• DEA sponsors Take-Back Day for unused drugs
• Former city manager Cooper takes CFO job with Florida company
• Photos and video | Northwest Nitro Hill Climb
• Photos: Kids get fired up at WV Farm Day
• City Council enters closed-door session to discuss city manager candidates
• Safe disposal sites available for unwanted RX drugs
• SR 410 landslide now a washout, crews on scene
• Seattle police want to video demonstrations
• Minor flooding possible on Yakima River in Benton County
• ACLU sues U.S. Border Patrol, alleging illegal traffic stops use.
• Are you remotely interested? (video, photos)
• Toppenish sex offender changes address
• Elks Lodge luncheon spotlights charities
• State Patrol squad detonates explosives
• Methodists celebrating 15 years of reconciling
• Downtown advisory board will serve as liaison to council
• Students grooming for Toppenish Junior Livestock Show
• State Supreme Court throws out pot case over defective warrant
• Wednesday deluge tops record books
• Emergency meeting on Union Gap mold set for Monday
• Style and substance -- City Council interviews city manager candidates
• Telenovela star visits Verizon store
• Photo: New beds for spring
• New sex offender address in Toppenish
• New downtown advisory board named
• Great value whites from the Pacific Northwest
• Red wines you can afford after paying the taxman
• Union Gap emergency meeting on mold set
• Drug case against Moxee man thrown out by high court
• The Eliminate Project launches the much anticipated campaign progress map
• Snake River dams should go, says judge now off the case
• Record set: Nearly a month's worth of rain in a day for Yakima
• Levee bolstered as Yakima County girds for high water
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, April 26
• Jail nurse, facing drug charges, released on own recognizance
• Fire department to house most of UG staff displaced by mold
• Health officials stress vaccinations as whooping cough rates up
• Zillah gears up for Spring Fling Saturday
• Toppenish Democrat to challenge Ross for state House seat
• Yakima hospice medical director honored with state award
• Miss Yakima County Scholarship Program looking for contestants
• Selah field day to focus on pasture, livestock
• Toppenish workshops to help Yakamas applying for federal jobs
• Yakima-Ellensburg Commuter driven to success
• Memorial Hospital gets new beds
• Spring Barrel Tasting -- Experience the experience
• The Indoorsman -- An open letter to the jerk who gave me mono
• On the Menu -- Major's
• Book Scene -- World Book Night
• Dear Crabby -- Blogger's lament
• Terrible Noise -- 'Blunderbuss'
• Art Matters -- Cheryl Hahn
• 04/26/12 10 Days Out
• Yakima's first-ever fully staged opera is a can't-miss event
• 04/26/12 Film clips
• 04/26/12 Planner
• 04/26/12 Night life
• 04/26/12 Just announced
• 04/26/12 Theater
• 04/26/12 Books
• 04/26/12 Art
• Jury: Izazaga guilty of manslaughter in Guerrero slaying
• Local doctor honored
• Gov.'s claim of executive privilege goes to high court
• Big dreamers launch space mining
• Boeing workers will see new plane at Sea-Tac
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, April 25
• After year in business, 5 North owner shares signature dishes
• Ex-fire chief sues Union Gap, mayor for $1.5 million
• Yakima County OKs $3.75M Cheyne trash transfer station
• Yakima city manager search continues with fill-in finalist
• Photos: On track in Selah for the big meet
• Yakima Sunshine and Wine event takes the year off
• Yakima County sees mixed jobless figures for month
• Mold prompts moves at Union Gap City Hall
• In-home care providers offer help, from the heart
• Study examines economic impact of Washington wine
• One Yakima city manager candidate drops out
• Government reports a new case of mad cow disease in California
• Yakima County's employment picture mixed in March
• Water over the road on SR 410 west of Naches
• Duvall-based company faces federal charges of hiring illegal workers
• ACLU calls on city of Seattle to establish safeguards for police use of aerial drones
• Walter Clore wine center about 17 months away from opening
• Women in North Bend fire had been shot
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, April 24
• Jury weighs case in slaying of Yakima teacher's aide
• Inslee talks up primary care doctors, jobs during Yakima stop
• Mold could prompt shutdown of Union Gap City Hall
• Fund established to help stricken Yakima family
• Deadline nears for Lower Valley plant orders
• Heat provides a boost for Yakima Valley crops
• $28 million on way to Yakima County for big projects
• Yakima's 3 liquor stores go to out-of-town bidders for $504,800
• Temperature hits 90 degrees in Yakima
• Record temperatures prompt flood warning
• Sunday's 84-degree temperature breaks record
• Photo: It's child's play
• Union Gap City Hall may shut down after mold discovery
• Yakima gas prices continue to slowly drop
• Walla Walla motorcyclist crashes south of Ellensburg
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Monday, April 23
• Protect your club: New background check service
• Why I joined Kiwanis
• Send a Key Club or CKI member to convention
• Driver killed, passenger injured in wrong-way crash near Selah
• White Salmon man faces charges in car crash near Bingen
• Digging out Chinook Pass
• 04/23/12 In Basket
• Shop Talk | Washington wine on the high seas
• Yakima Valley a place to grow
• Batali | Enjoy local asparagus with walnut-orange pesto
• White Salmon driver faces charges after car crash
• Selah woman killed in early Sunday crash
• Photo Gallery: 2012 Yakima Skyline Rim 50k, 25k
• Benton-Franklin judge asks a question about immigration in pursuit of justice
• Pre-Barrel: A taste of what's to come (photos, video)
• Six hospitalized after minivan rolls on I-82
• Section of I-90 near Hyak to close Thursday
• 5-year-old airlifted after being struck by car
• 30 candidates apply for Selah city supervisor
• Toppenish police seek information about Friday gang shooting
• 'The King' returns favor to racing fan
• Jail nurse detained for growing pot, police say
• Root of concern | Researchers look into question of grafting
• Scofield | Learning moments look for great-grandson, teachers
• Ah, spring
• 04/22/12 Volunteer Opportunities
• McLain | Recycled art adds pizzazz to the garden
• Six injured in Grandview crash
• Construction causes traffic delays on I-90 near Cle Elum
• Man shot in the leg near Toppenish park
• ’Barefoot Bandit’ in solitary at Wash. prison
• Former Benton County worker gets $10,000 after alleged violation
• Heavy online liquor-store auction bidding a 'wild ride'
• Two students serve as pages in House
• Felon faces double trouble after accidental shooting, call from jail
• Valley missionary shows faith and follow through
• Drug raid nets 48 marijuana plants, dried pot
• Tally of suspects in custody in Granger homicide up to six
• Zillah pancake feed supports fire department
• Two identified in Yakima murder-suicide (photos, video)
• Interstate 90 work will cause delay next week
• 04/21/12 Faith Happenings
• More pertussis in Kittitas County
• Epperson named to head Yakima city finances
• Search on for robber of Yakima beauty store
• Florida judge hearing if Zimmerman can leave jail
• Grandview State Patrol trooper rear-ended
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, April 20
• Fifth suspect captured in beating death of Granger man
• Pre-barrel festivities under way at Rattlesnake Hills tasting event
• Area lawmakers share laughs, visions at GOP luncheon
• County's longest-serving judge to retire at end of year
• Valley Latinos plan Cinco de Mayo celebration
• Prosser city administrator leaving for job in Issaquah
• Rumors of attack at WV High School unfounded
• Photo: Four-dog night
• Grace and gratitude -- Sisters marking 50 years of service
• $240,000 posthumous donation to benefit Naches Valley students
• Barrage at the ready for 4th Street Theatre audiences (photos)
• Murder suspect caught in Sunnyside
• Third suspect arrested in drug dealer slaying
• Dispatcher in Powell murder-suicide reprimanded
• Prosser city administrator leaving for new job
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, April 19
• Photo: Fuel Up like a fullback
• Mailed ballots boost West Valley levy, Sunnyside bond measures
• Sunnyside to get $6.2M YV-Tech satellite campus
• New Yakima police chief to be sworn in May 7
• Judge tosses lawsuit brought by Yakima chamber ex-CEO
• Yakima-Ellensburg bus service catches on big
• 14th District lawmakers campaign as team -- to far-flung voters
• Yakima OKs two-year teachers' contract
• Granger alums plan 49th annual banquet
• Indian education grant hearing due in Wapato
• Kittitas Valley recruits graduate from fire academy
• Yakima woman gets 30 days for starting fire in patrol car
• Latest high-speed chase costs Toppenish woman 3 years, 1 day
• Concerned parent finds Sunnyside school unlocked during mahunt
• Police arrest two homicide suspects, while one still on run
• Stormwater pollution study offers road to a cleaner future
• Lawsuit filed by former Yakima chamber CEO dismissed
• Burlesque and benevolence -- Prepare for a bawdy good time
• On the Menu -- JoyGarden
• Bus service to Ellensburg proves popular
• Pre-Spring Barrel Tasting -- Why wait?
• Cinemavore -- 'Grosse Pointe Blank' and 'High Fidelity'
• Book Scene -- 'Horseshoe Crabs and Velvet Worms'
• Country star Dierks Bentley takes the SunDome stage Friday
• Larson Gallery dinner to honor Schactlers
• 04/19/12 10 Days Out
• 04/19/12 Film clips
• 04/19/12 Night life
• 04/19/12 Just announced
• 04/19/12 Theater
• 04/19/12 Books
• 04/19/12 Art
• 04/19/12 Planner
• Sunnyside shooting case linked to homicide
• Yakima police chief starts May 7
• Bandstand's Dick Clark dies at 82
• Toppenish woman sentenced in eluding case
• 14th Legislative trio announces re-election bid
• Search continues for Sunnyside suspect
• Author faces civil suit over 'Three Cups of Tea'
• Museum of Flight gets first pieces of shuttle trainer
• Minor injuries in Yakima rollover (photo gallery)
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, April 18
• Sunnyside police fire on ex-con, who gets away
• Yakima Council moves on soccer complex, tables car-tab fee
• Bickleton easily passing school levy
• Sunnyside fire station bond narrowly passing
• Wapato mulling $20 car-tab fee to fund street work
• Marchers protest big banks, big salaries in downtown Yakima
• National recreation area plan a natural fit or folly?
• Gates Sr. to Heritage award-winners: Be lifelong learners
• Yakima area Humane Society top dog in bid for $100,000
• Portion of 24th Avenue closed today for curb, gutter work
• Zillah sets requirements for gravel driveways
• Sex offender moves to Zillah
• West Valley school levy passing, but barely
• Fresh | Raise your bottle high and cheer homemade pretzels
• Voters passing measures in West Valley, Sunnyside
• Sunnyside traffic stop erupts into shooting
• Tax Day protest in Yakima
• Democrats lose champion in Okanogan
• Final stop for Discovery (gallery, video)
• Wapato latest to mull car tab fee for roads
• Yakima animal shelter gets most votes; enters for grand prize
• Partial street closure in Yakima for curb work
• Three recruits trained for Kittitas Valley Fire and Rescue
• Ben Franklin Transit plans service to Prosser wineries
• Wanted: 2 summer jobs for 2 Wapato kids
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, April 17
• Officials probe kidnap try at Prosser graveside
• Grandmother charged with attempted murder in Moxee knife attack
• $450,000 more likely coming to clean up Lower Valley wells
• Sunnyside scam caller claims to be grandchild needing help
• Donations reach $6,000 to replace stolen Yakima play gear
• Yakima man gets three years in Wapato hit-and-run death
• AARP Tax-Aide volunteers ready tonight at Yakima post office
• Terrace Heights group sets annual information night
• Yakima gas prices dip, but still high year-over-year
• Yakima 23-year-old charged with murder in fight stabbing
• Five vie for Ms. Cinco de Mayo title in Yakima
• 04/17/12 Correction
• Steep increase reported in vehicle thefts
• Goal -- 10-field regional soccer complex
• Charges filed in Yakima stabbing death
• Trial in Yakima teacher's aide death started today
• Phone scam hits Sunnyside
• Yakima playground theft prompts donations
• Fatal hit-and-run driver sentenced in Yakima
• Seattle Times methadone investigation wins Pulitzer Prize
• Police imposter "arrests" two at Prosser funeral
• Local gas prices fall a bit; up over year
• Port of Benton looks to expand Prosser's Vintners Village
• International convention: must-attend events
• Make a difference with Skip-A-Meal
• Smaller–Medium–Larger: Best options for any size club
• Drive-by shooter hits man asleep in his Wapato-area home
• Texan injured, new Harley destroyed near Sunnyside
• Yakima woman hurt in I-82 rollover crash south of Ellensburg
• Yakima Veterinary Clinic, Nob Hill Animal Clinic joining forces
• Yakima County recession recovery still a ways off
• Photo Journal: Naptime
• Ready by Five breaks down barriers for parents, young kids
• 04/16/12 In Basket
• Democrats unable to match 2008 excitement at caucuses
• 04/16/12 Facts and Records
• Arbor Day photos: Making a home away from home
• At least 5 dead as tornadoes rip through Midwest
• Yakima woman injured in I-82 rollover
• Man sleeping in home wounded in drive-by shooting near Wapato
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Sunday, April 15
• Ballots due Tuesday for school levys, bond issue
• China painters produce artwork for the ages
• Submariners christen USS Yakima
• The final four -- Council gets another crack at replacing Zais
• Get maximum veggies in small space with succession planting
• Driver in I-82 crash near Toppenish still hospitalized
• Ron Paul leads in delegates from Yakima County GOP
• Tea Party member to run against Doc Hastings
• What's happening in the Yakima Valley this weekend, April 14-15
• 04/14/12 Correction
• Love INC organization has new home, new director
• Photos | Little League gets season off the ground
• Century-old statue in downtown Yakima may be on the move
• Independent study concludes regional fire authority could work
• Group wants Yakima to make marijuana 'low priority' for police
• Granger man gets 15 years in prison for fatal stabbing
• 04/14/12 Yakima People
• Photos: A real team effort at Kiwanis Park
• 04/15/12 Volunteer Opportunities
• Man gets 3 years in prison after punches rupture girlfriend's spleen
• Fundraiser to help pay with medical bills
• Studded tires must come off by Monday
• Two I-82 crashes, 1 motorhome fire in Toppenish
• Prosser to hold public comment session about outsourcing dispatch
• 04/14/12 Faith Happenings
• Busy afternoon for Lower Valley firefighters
• Racers prepare for Apple Cup weekend (photos)
• Firefighters tackle Gleed house fire (photos)
• Yakima man gets three years in assault on girlfriend
• Emotions run high as man sentenced for gang-related killing
• Fundraiser Sat. for Yakima woman with three medical disorders
• April 22 marks Kiwanis International Foundation district chair training
• Work continues on new Kiwanis Park ball fields
• Granger man gets 15 years in stabbing death
• Yakima National Little League preps for opener
• Library wins suit; it can filter porn
• Studded tire extension ends Monday
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, April 13
• Little-known state senator to face incumbent U.S. senator (video)
• Larson Gallery fiber show highlights accessories
• Sheriff's office identifies man fatally shot near Toppenish
• Sunnyside traffic stop may have thwarted a drive-by shooting
• NAACP hosts Pursuit of Happiness Day forum tonight
• Open house to tell about lead, arsenic cleanup at Apple Valley
• Prescribed burns begin near U.S. Highway 12 summer homes
• Back to school -- Elected officials earn municipal training credits
• County spared pertussis epidemic, but officials urge vaccinations
• Officials want more dairies to join clean air program
• Photo: Fishing on a spring afternoon
• Sunnyside police prevent possible gang shooting
• Photo: Sharing in the harvest
• Photo: Trees for tomorrow’s kids
• Prescribed burning starts off Highway 12 near Rimrock
• Public reported split on 2 a.m. closing time alcohol sales
• Selah edges closer to vote on levy to fund city pool
• Physicist regales Yakima audience with near-future technologies (video)
• Man struck by car on U.S. Highway 97 near Wapato
• 69-year-old arrested in Moxee assault case
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, April 12
• Yakima officer witnesses fight, nabs fatal stabbing suspect
• Gunfire again erupts in Yakima neighborhood
• Detectives probe shooting death of 18-year-old near Toppenish
• Wapato waiting for interest in long vacant council seat
• Sturdy volunteers sought to pull Cowiche thistle
• State budget not perfect, but area lawmakers satisfied
• Yakima Fire Department celebrates mechanization milestone
• Yakima city manager pool down to four
• Teen shot in Yakima drive-by
• Yakima homicide victim is identified, suspect headed to court
• Charges coming in Trayvon Martin death
• Yakima names city manager finalists
• On the Menu -- Wine O'Clock in Prosser
• Terrible Noise -- Record Store Day!
• Book Scene -- A trio of adventure-survival stories
• Dear Crabby -- Assaulted by cologne
• Scene and Heard -- Randy Oxford Band featuring Brad Sinsel
• 04/12/12 10 Days Out
• 04/12/12 Film clips
• 04/12/12 Art
• 04/12/12 Books
• 04/12/12 Theater
• 04/12/12 Night life
• 04/12/12 Planner
• 04/12/12 Just Announced
• Franklin Co. approves dairy expansion
• Wash. Legislature passes budget proposal
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, April 11
• Quarterly membership campaigns: Reach out
• Photo Journal: Dripping in ice
• Big political weekend ahead in Yakima County
• Prosser eyes replacing dispatchers with regional network
• Fired Yakima County sheriff's deputy gets $373K settlement
• Gregoire calls another special session to finish budget work
• Cake decorating class helps create beautiful, edible memories
• Irrigation water concerns slowly melt away
• Yakima County to send jail tax increase to voters
• County puts sales tax hike on August ballot
• Photo Journal: Having a ball
• Detained suspected shoplifter strips naked in Kennewick store
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Washington kids stop school bus after driver stricken
• Illinois man crashes into I-90 barrier
• West Valley home heavily damaged by fire
• Community activist to challenge incumbent congressman
• Elizabeth Smart offers message of empowerment for survivors (video)
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, April 10
• Panel to guide efforts to cut nitrates in Lower Valley wells
• Officials zero in on cause of Sunnyside apartment blaze
• Sunnyside votes April 17 on $5.3M bond to renovate fire station
• Patrol IDs two killed in rollover crash near Mabton
• Valley Humane Society asks for votes in quest for $100K
• Kidnapping charges brought in Sunnyside incident
• Man accused of leading 23-mile chase from Sunnyside
• Toppenish teen hurt in hit-and-run transferred to Seattle
• Yakima man hurt in Richland rollover
• Senate majority leader: No deal on state budget negotiations
• Police say one shot in gang-related violence near school (video)
• Man facing kidnapping charges following Sunnyside incident
• Big traffic backup reported on I-90 near Easton
• Sunnyside man makes court appearance in eluding case
• Grandview cheese company agrees to federal order removing its products from market
• Yakima man hurt in roll-over wreck on I-182 in Richland
• An interview with Elizabeth Smart: a decade later (video)
• Yakima animal shelter races to compete for funds
• Toppenish hit-and-run victim's condition serious
• Trayvon Martin death won’t go to Florida grand jury
• Irrigation outlook brightens with March snows
• Experts: Utah police likely had enough on Powell
• Two killed, three hospitalized in accident near Mabton
• AAA: Average price of gasoline in Washington $4.14
• Membership month makes it a May to remember!
• CKI magazine is live!
• Submit your club grant application: Deadline April 15
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Monday, April 9
• Cherry Hill evolved from serious golf venture to play-apalooza
• Forecasters predict 'normal' fire season, but what does that mean?
• Foes appeal townhome project on 72nd Avenue
• Yakima fair to help high schoolers prepare for summer jobs
• 04/09/12 In the Military
• Two killed in rollover crash near Mabton
• 04/09/12 Business Briefs
• Easter fire destroys Sunnyside apartment complex
• 04/09/12 In Basket
• Shop Talk | New owner on tap for Yakima Sports Center
• Two die in rollover crash near Mabton
• Apartments destroyed in Sunnyside fire
• Yakima Valley career fair for students scheduled for April 16
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' interrogator, dies
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Sunday, April 8
• Easter blowouts -- Big extravaganzas becoming more common
• Leaks spring up as city turns on water for irrigation season
• PHOTO GALLERY | Children on the hunt for fun
• Parker residents get new nearly $3 million water system
• Documents detail deception by Prosser principal
• Owner finds his stolen car with suspects in it
• Hatton | Impersonators are the queens (and Kings) of Vegas
• When you raise chickens, every day is an Easter egg hunt
• Authorities find missing snowmobiler near Tampico
• No injuries reported in early morning Yakima house fire
• Photo Journal: Cat on a Bickleton bench
• Hispanic businesses now more prevalent, U.S. Hispanic Chamber president says
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Saturday, April 7
• Lawmakers slog onward toward budget deal
• Yakima logs in at 74th to Tri-Cities' No. 1 in growth pace
• Selah mayor says he's ready to promote acting police chief
• Electrical problem suspected in fatal Moxee house fire
• Overdue snowmobiler sought on Darland Mountain
• All or parts of bankrupt Snokist's assets open to bidders
• Yakima optometrist relinquishes his license
• New Grandview Community Center open after school
• Firefighters quickly quash Yakima condo fire
• Toppenish man faces assault charge
• Man held for eluding, ignoring police in Lower Valley chase
• Antidote hard to find as heroin death toll rises
• New decking makes historic Yakima Canyon footbridge safer for summer visitors
• 04/08/12 Volunteer Opportunities
• Scofield | Easter present full of memories of Easters past
• McLain | Urban sharecropping opens up space for gardeners
• Snowmobiler missing in Ahtanum area near Tampico
• Man in court for seven Wapato burglaries
• Man arrested in car chase near Toppenish
• Toppenish man expected to face assault charges
• 04/07/12 Faith Happenings
• Navy jet crashes into apartments
• Yakima townhome fire extinguished quickly
• Tri-Cities metro area tops for growth in nation
• Documents hint at deception by Prosser principal
• Japanese ghost ship's long, lonely voyage ends
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, April 6
• Senator talks up Ex-Im Bank during Yakima manufacturer tour
• State justice in Yakima calls for access to courts for everyone
• Architect to study costs to move 911 call center to Union Gap
• Valley school energy-saving projects get $2.3M boost
• Yakima-based civic advocates name new director
• L and I sets business, manager session in Yakima
• Yakima trucker hurt when rig rolls near Waterville
• Stove left on destroys Sunnyside home
• Junior League of Yakima awards $5,000 in grants
• Inslee wants any new dollars devoted to education
• Same-sex marriage sides wage low-key campaigns
• Slice of Yakima -- Yakima native wins prestigious architecture award
• Statistics show Yakima County is a picture of poor health
• Semi overcorrects, rolls to side near Prosser
• Lawmaker gets benefits as he works to cut others off
• Sen. Cantwell visits Yakima music stand company
• State snowpack 137 percent of average
• Driver with 'doll' passenger cuts off trooper
• Retired WA officer fires at home intruders, 1 dies
• Cowlitz County: 'hot' heroin blamed for 7 deaths
• $70,000 grant to help three Valley cities with anti-gang work
• GOP staffer wants $1.75M settlement for hostile environment
• Kiwanis goes extra mile for Greenway with $75,000 donation
• Seattle firm tests hydropower unit in Roza Canal
• Sunnyside man died of head blows, coroner says
• Ellensburg drug raid nets two arrests
• Selah residents hurt in Cashmere crash
• Grandview campus offers business workshops
• ICE county jail fingerprint program goes statewide
• Sen. Murray probes officials over PTSD diagnoses
• Dems offer new state budget proposal, but parties still far apart
• Liquor Control Board considers extending last call for liquor sales
• Three Selah residents treated and released after accident
• Gallery: River fishin' weather
• 'In the Heights' in all its glory
• Standup's Auggie Smith in search of the 'perfect show'
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra -- Bang your head to 'Beethoven'
• Cinemavore -- 'Mallrats'
• The Indoorsman -- The sky is falling! The sky is falling!
• On the Menu -- The Kabob House
• 04/05/12 10 Days Out
• Dear Crabby -- Infidelity and trust
• Something's Brewing -- The Maui Brewing Co.
• Book Scene -- 'A Silence of Mockingbirds'
• 04/05/12 Film clips
• 04/05/12 Art
• 04/05/12 Just Announced
• 04/05/12 Theater
• 04/05/12 Books
• 04/05/12 Night life
• 04/05/12 Planner
• Two arrested and drugs seized in Ellensburg
• Kennewick-based radio station ’pirate’ a hoax
• Tennessee official to head Yakima Health District
• Yakima OKs its first police chief contract
• Yakima police officer pleads guilty to threat charges
• Budget negotiations continue in Olympia as deadline nears
• Yakima County commissioner to run for second term
• Yakima area subdivision likely to get go-ahead
• More Yakima playground equipment missing
• Fatally shot North Bend intruder convicted of Prosser break-in
• Soap Lake residents don't want state to rename lake
• Ephrata doctor challenges longtime congressman
• Valley's small farms find growing market as consumers demand local produce
• Police search for answers in Yakima Valley homicide
• Beat the bunny at his own game with heavenly deviled eggs
• Batali | Soft-shell crabs, a seasonal seafood par excellence
• Tornadoes pound Dallas
• Unemployment benefits to drop by 26 weeks
• Sunnyside man's body found near Granger
• May is Membership Month: Learn 10 easy steps to grow your club
• McKenna raps House speaker for blocking votes on bills
• Yakima eyes severance plans for incoming managers
• District Court probation switches financial systems
• Thieves leave La Casa Hogar playground bare
• Man convicted of manslaughter in Mabton-area slaying
• Assaulting girlfriend, hitting Yakima patrol car net prison
• Sunnyside deputy police chief in charge
• Sunrise Rotary grant deadline nears
• Sun Valley plans evening kindergarten signup
• Sex offender changes Yakima address
• STDs -- Growing problem, shrinking resource
• Deep powder draws skiers, raises risks
• Shooting spree at California school kills at least seven
• Playground theft hits Yakima nonprofit
• Crash disrupts traffic at South First and Nob Hill
• Woman who died in White Pass ski accident is identified
• A picture is worth 1,000 words
• Kiwanis' global day of service is April 21. What do you have planned?
• Videos bring your club's service to life
• Weekend in Review: Stories you may have missed March 31-April 1
• Photos: Procession of faith in Cowiche
• Cider makers tout growth at wine event
• Toppenish STEM program teaches tomorrow's skills today
• 04/02/12 In Basket
• Niche exercising: Fun, new activities spring up around Valley
• Shop Talk: Target remodel in the works
• Morning fire in Yakima destroys cars, damages condos
• Young woman dies Saturday skiing at White Pass
• Yakima fire destroys two cars, causes extensive smoke damage
• Woman skier falls into tree well, suffocates on Saturday
• Road work Mon. a.m. at "J" and River Road
• Avalanche work halts Pass traffic on I-90
• Power out for parts of northwest Yakima
• Five hospitalized after Ellensburg crash
• Pasco makes new effort at downtown renewal
• Artist spreads gift of creativity to all cultures
• 04/01/12 Facts and Records
• Top chefs add flavor to Taste Washington wine event
• Marchers remember Chavez, always a friend to farm workers
• Photos: Disc golf takes aim in Yakima
• Students ready to take off with new careers in aerospace manufacturing
• Master Gardeners | What to do in a (soggy) April garden
• Master Gardeners | Upcoming events
• PHOTOS | Sunnyside police chief retires
• Winning lottery ticket sold in Maryland
• Finally? Lincoln Avenue underpass could be done by May
• Volunteers help lay foundation at new Mabton park
• City of Yakima floats idea of building new jail
• Granger police chief awarded nearly $17K, 19 weeks of vacation in settlement
• Mental health evaluation ordered for man accused of giving pot to children
• 03/31/12 Faith Briefs
• Christian churches in Yakima prepare to celebrate Palm Sunday
• Blood found at Utah home from man’s missing wife
• High winds east of Prosser prompt warning
• Toppenish's Trevor Greene named principal of the year
• Electric rates will go up June 1
• Union Gap power should be back this afternoon
• Man convicted of felony hit-and-run
• Hastings announces re-election bid
• Immigration courts to close while ICE reviews deportation cases
• UW report: Large federal grants yielding mostly small changes in struggling Washington schools
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, March 30
• Everyone's invited to Filipino Community Hall anniversary party
• Valley Easter events abound over next week
• First significant money approved for North First Street project
• Two sex offenders register addresses with county
• Voters for precinct officers must register as Dems or Republicans
• Union Gap won't alter fee collection process at parks
• Wapato fined $57,000 for ammonia discharge
• Success of Yakima gang court leads to state law
• Prosser mops up after calamity
• Davis' Trimble voted state’s player of the year (video)
• Naches Heights store robbed at gunpoint
• Snoqualmie Pass reopens after second closure of the day re this afternoon
• Water main break sends river through Prosser
• Authorities identify woman killed in Moxee fire
• Wapato fined for discharges into Yakima River
• Gregoire: Election in works to replace Inslee
• It's all about the hunt
• ESPN radio moves to new local home
• SR 22 reopened in Prosser after water-main break
• Mariners fall 4-1 to Oakland in Tokyo
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, March 29
• Manslaughter charged in Tacoma toddler's shooting death
• Selah donations keep lights on at youth center
• Harrah mulls changing to Tuesday sessions
• Lawmakers struggle with budget negotiations
• Inslee opts to do business group debate
• New family medicine residency to be based in Prosser
• Teen charged with second-degree murder in Sunnyside shooting
• Kids can learn to fish from experts April 28 in Yakima
• Toppenish postpones car tab discussion
• Struggle over gun with Yakima police costs man 12 years
• I-502 advocates support 'local solution' for dealing with marijuana prohibition
• Sunnyside City Council meeting dissolves into name-calling, member threatens to quit
• Manslaughter charged in toddler's death
• Teen charged with murder in Sunnyside shooting death
• How to throw a Final Four party
• On the menu -- Taqueria Mexicana
• The Indoorsman -- Tormented by netiquette
• Dear Crabby -- Toiletiquette
• Terrible Noise -- The Unicorns
• 03/29/12 Film clips
• Five Finger Death Punch -- naked aggression
• Symphony's 'Elements' builds on earth-air-water-fire theme
• 03/29/12 10 Days Out
• Book Scene -- Revelations
• 03/29/12 Art
• 03/29/12 Night life
• 03/29/12 Just announced
• 03/29/12 Planner
• 03/29/12 Books
• 03/29/12 Theater
• Frappuccino's colorful ingredients bug some vegetarians
• Kids Fish-In coming to Sarg Hubbard
• Harrah ponders meeting night move
• Mariners score 2 in 11th to win opener, 3-1 (video, photos)
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, March 28
• Wapato Middle School readies Cultural Unity Fair
• Whooping cough case record looms in state
• March, speakers to mark Chavez's birthday in Yakima
• Yakima County unemployment rate hovers at 11.9 percent
• Sunnyside to honor retiring officials
• Sunnyside Masons earn district award
• Central Washington Family Medicine names new residency class
• Marathon to close Canyon Road on Saturday
• Sex offender moves to West Valley
• Yakima man faces federal marijuana charges
• 3/28/12 Yakima People
• Cowiche man could get prison, deportation in heroin case
• Ag officials dispute conflict of interest concerns over dairy oversight
• Sports Center chef brings favorites to 'Valley Fresh Fare'
• State knows well the many pitfalls of health care reform
• Ditch ham for lamb at this year's Easter feast
• Photos: Catching up with the times
• Sex offender notifies authorities of move
• TSUNAMI: More suspected debris found on Washington coast
• Yakima forum on legalizing marijuana planned tonight
• US consumer confidence is roughly flat in March
• FBI: Pa. man stole Microsoft co-founder's identity
• Hot ashes spark Gleed house fire
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, March 27
• Inslee bows out of business group-sponsored debate
• Falling-out over burglary believed behind Sunnyside slaying
• Dairy pulls plan to update facility on Yakama reservation
• Nile info night tonight on State Route 410 rebuilding
• Embezzlement scandal: Franklin fires Public Works director
• Yakima gas price just below state average
• Sunnyside to start business watch program
• Work party this weekend at Mabton park
• Yakima's March for Babies set for April 21
• Drive-by cancels Mattawa soccer game
• 03/27/12 In the Military
• Gang outreach consultant in Yakima to teach strategies for relating to gang members
• Heroic rescue on Mount Terror is stirring and unforgettable
• Fire damages house
• Buck Compton - a man who left a lasting impression
• Plans for rebuilding State Route 410 to be outlined Tuesday night
• The countdown begins: Create your own personalized convention schedule
• Youthful Kiwanians need you
• Expect detours on two Yakima roads
• AAA: Yakima gas prices slightly lower than state average
• Wife defends soldier accused in Afghan rampage
• Forum on marijuana legalization to be held in Yakima
• Amish Connection store bridges two worlds (video)
• Latino Expo speaker encourages voters to be educated on policies, candidates
• Districts: Get your free website today
• Photo: Bluebird couple
• After closing aging facilities, Department of Corrections faces overcrowded prisons
• 03/26/12 In Basket
• Seattle company recalls potentially tainted beef
• Shop Talk | Cost Less Carpet familiar to some Yakima builders
• 03/26/12 Business Briefs
• Reichert pays first official visit east of Cascade Curtain
• Semi-truck rolls, strikes ’Fight Club’ author
• Truckload spills in Highway 97 accident near Goldendale
• McLain | Local nurseries a safer bet than mail-order companies
• Photos: Poignant performance
• McKenna's position on health care lawsuit questioned
• Mr. 500 -- 82-year-old prepares for milestone marathon
• 47 Yakima Co. businesses have applied for new liquor licenses
• Scofield | Remembering a beloved little sister
• City, unions hope to resume negotiations, avoid arbitration
• Police warn not to give personal info to 911 scammers
• Number of Kittitas County pertussis cases rises to seven
• Vote pending on Yakima teachers' contract
• Japanese fishing boat from tsunami spotted off British Columbia
• Was Robert Bales’ previous blow to head behind mass killing?
• Seven confirmed pertussis cases identified in Kittitas County
• 9-1-1 Scam Alert
• Dance and Drill State Championships this weekend (Video, Gallery)
• Gifted student programs yet another state budget sacrifice (Video)
• Slice of Yakima: WSU research center gives cherry trees new life
• Sex offender has new address in Zillah
• Buena Library almost ready for readers
• Memorial Hospital, nurses reach 4-year contract agreement after nearly year of impasse
• Raid nets over a pound of heroin
• Suspect sought in Sunnyside shooting death
• Mabton burglarly, car chase ends in five arrests
• Medal of Honor Day observance Sunday
• 03/24/12 Yakima People
• Birth-control access is key to health care for women
• The Doonesbury Debate
• Doonesbury online poll results
• Pound of heroin leads to drug charges against Yakima man
• Police seek second suspect in Sunnyside shooting
• Gregoire signs bill allowing "tire socks" in Washington
• 03/24/12 Faith Happenings
• Rollover accident at Nob Hill and 40th Avenue
• Five arrested after burglary and high-speed chase near Mabton
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, March 23
• Suspect held in Sunnyside shooting death
• State officials eye accounting change to fix budget
• Union Gap to revisit park fee collection after moldy wad found
• Prosser rural highway sees second fatal semi, car crash in week
• Cause of Barge-Chestnut fire under probe
• Judge: Sea lion killings to save salmon can resume
• Former justice to make bid to return to state Supreme Court
• Armed teen holds up Yakima party store, escapes
• Outlook fire destroys farm structures
• WSU testing pressure-canner dial gauges in Yakima
• I-90 animal survey -- Watching for wildlife
• Technical problems still bedevil Hanford plant
• Yakima party supply store hit by armed robber
• Former Justice Sanders to run for Supreme Court
• Authorities identify Prosser woman killed in SR 221 crash
• Police seek suspect in Sunnyside killing
• Firefighters knock down fire in Barge-Chestnut (video, gallery)
• Fire destroys outbuildings in Outlook
• Valley sees a dusting of snow overnight
• Franklin County seeks $2.8 million it claims manager embezzled
• North Star hosting spa night tonight for cancer survivors, guests
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, March 22
• Suspects sought in gas station robbery
• Familiar name fills fire district board post
• State DOT extends studded tire deadline
• Child home alone during burglary attempt
• Stormwater program comment meeting Tuesday
• Tribal art show in Toppenish displays the art of legend
• Tribal officer accused of domestic violence against ex-wife
• Leita to seek third term on Yakima County Commission
• Horizon Air chief sets tone for New Vision's annual meeting
• Thousands expected at Latino expo on Sunday
• Suspended Yakima officer may be facing more trouble
• Union Gap city administrator resigns after less than a month
• Study shows state could raise $560M a year by legalizing marijuana
• Grant offers new opportunities to former Snokist workers
• Celebrate Our Youth Breakfast is Thursday morning
• Union Gap's new city administrator is quitting
• State to appeal over emergency contraceptives
• Multilayered quality of great art, literature on display at Allied Arts
• 03/22/12 10 Days Out
• World music, jazz featured at Seasons this weekend
• On the Menu -- Tequila's
• Cinemavore -- 'Tommy'
• Dear Crabby -- The fallacy of nostalgia
• The Indoorsman -- Enjoy the moment, sans tear gas
• Book Scene -- 'Partials'
• Do's and don'ts for returning to school
• 03/22/12 Film clips
• 03/22/12 Night life
• 03/22/12 Planner
• 03/22/12 Art
• 03/22/12 Now on sale
• 03/22/12 Books
• 03/22/12 Theater
• Yakima County commissioner announces re-election bid
• Comments sought on storm water management
• Gunfire pierces Prosser building
• Yakima gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Photos/Video: Teapot Dome moves into Zillah
• New Vision annual meeting is today
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, March 21
• Water and food: a vital connection
• Public's ideas about gang causes, solutions vary widely
• Yakima school union members press for contract resolutions
• Yakima County accepts $128,000 bid to relocate coroner's office
• Yakima moves toward putting car tab fee on ballot
• Yakima council suggest clearer parking lot signs, not fee
• Tea party leader calls vandalizing his car a hate crime
• 'No budget, no bills' decree puts legislators' work in limbo
• Wapato High School to show off new, $3.7M science wing
• North Star staging spa night for cancer survivors, guests
• Interest pays for Wapato police, fire gear, park lights
• GOP wants pension-system changes, budget or not
• Real estate values in Valley still reeling
• Counties team up to help sell Yakima River Basin water plan
• City Council votes down proposed labor deals for police, fire
• Teapot arrives at new station
• Fresh | Silence bored tastebuds with lamb, 'fauxlafel'
• Yakima mulls change to parking fees
• Wapato to buy some much needed equipment
• One hurt in East Valley propane tank explosion
• Avalanche work closes pass this morning
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, March 20
• Businessman shifts gears to downtown Yakima night club
• Governor signs bill to help tribes regain rights
• Yakima goes after $11 million for key road projects
• Officials deem shooting death near Selah an accident
• Yakima man gets 1 1/2 years for chase in stolen pickup
• Toppenish dinner to benefit toddler hit by falling TV
• Mead Avenue Safeway reopens within hours after blaze
• Sex offender changes address in Yakima
• One dead, two hurt in high-speed rollover near Sunnyside
• Packaging firm moving into former Ace Hardware building
• High-speed rollover kills Grandview man
• Propane explosion injures one at Keys Road operation
• Peninsula Packaging moving into former Ace Hardware building in Yakima
• Historic Zillah Teapot to be moved Tuesday
• Police: Selah shooting accidental
• Bill to save on health care irks teachers
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Monday, March 19
• Weekend in review: Stories you may have missed March 17-18
• Now introducing the Mother's Day/International Women's Day Zeller Fellowship
• Fundraising success in Texas-Oklahoma
• City Council can't agree on how to pay for street repairs
• Community remembers slain teacher for his faith, friendship
• Smoky kitchen fire prompts Mead Safeway evacuation
• PHOTO GALLERY | Happy 105!
• Valley business full of bright ideas for renewable energy
• Shop Talk | Local retail job numbers stand out
• 03/19/12 Business Briefs
• Mead Avenue Safeway evacuated after smoky kitchen fire
• Lawyer to meet with Afghan killing suspect Monday
• Umtanum foot bridge to be repaired
• Wenas Road shooting death possibly accidental
• Local teen boxer fighting for a future
• Education funding concerns persist with state budget woes
• Yakima City Council to vote on police, fire labor contracts
• Photos: St. Patty's pruning party
• Valley beekeeper buzzing with scientific solutions to Colony Collapse Disorder
• City refuses to turn over investigation into officer misconduct
• 03/18/12 Master Gardener calendar
• Selah woman dies in possible accidental shooting
• Local schools competing in Knowledge Bowl today
• Photos: Northwest Boychoir performs in Ellensburg tonight
• Arraignment canceled for suspect in police shootout
• Some stores accused of selling Spice didn't know it was illegal
• Two arrested in Zillah drug bust
• Film, frybread contest Tuesday in Toppenish
• Colleagues, neighbors express shock at Afghan suspect's ID
• Relationships lasting legacy of shuttered Farmworker Housing Trust
• Bankruptcy court allows 45-day extension for Snokist bids
• Darigold Easter Egg Hunt moves to Sunnyside park
• Regional History Day event today in West Valley
• Lakewood officer pleads guilty to taking donations
• Yakima police, fire labor pacts up for approval
• Two confirmed cases of whooping cough in Kittitas County
• 03/17/12 Faith Happenings
• Indian taco feed today in Toppenish
• Inattentive driver crashes in Moxee
• George Clooney arrested in protest at Sudanese Embassy
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, March 16
• Photo: Chow time in Bickleton
• What's with this weather?
• School speech therapist faces down disability
• DOT forum to discuss Nile road repair project
• Irrigation water deliveries to start April 2
• Indian arts, crafts show is March 24-25
• Sunnyside police chief sendoff planned
• Area schools to compete in state Knowledge Bowl Saturday
• NOAA ruling allows killing of sea lions who feast on fish
• Toppenish father's quick reflexes save daughter from injury
• Lower Valley store raids net hefty Spice stash
• State businesses hail end of Korea tariffs
• Snow gives way to rain in Cascades, Snoqualmie Pass reopens
• Alleged Afghanistan shooter chooses Seattle lawyer
• Power restored in northwest Yakima
• City irrigation to start in early April
• 'Pink slime'? Not on Washington schools' menus
• Give us your feedback on proposed club bylaws changes
• Quick-thinking Dad pulls daughter away from crashing car
• Brian Regan -- Weird doughnuts and observational humor
• Quincy bus crash investigation will take months
• Search warrants served on four Sunnyside stores
• Search warrants served on four Sunnyside stores
• Hurry! Early bird savings for convention ends March 20
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, March 15
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, March 15
• Gregoire 'to kick it in gear' today with budget writers
• Gregoire 'to kick it in gear' today with budget writers
• Photo Journal: Duck hybrid
• Photo Journal: Duck hybrid
• Sponsor steps up to restart Yakima parents' support group
• Sponsor steps up to restart Yakima parents' support group
• Apple Valley school cleanup plan open to public comment
• Apple Valley school cleanup plan open to public comment
• Design work to begin to convert Restitution Center into offices
• Design work to begin to convert Restitution Center into offices
• Bills get new life in special session
• Bills get new life in special session
• Services announced for cancer patient Rodney Conradi
• Services announced for cancer patient Rodney Conradi
• West Valley Junior High to host History Day competition
• West Valley Junior High to host History Day competition
• Granger community health fair is Saturday
• Granger community health fair is Saturday
• $25,000 reward offered in tire dumping near Prosser
• $25,000 reward offered in tire dumping near Prosser
• Moxee raid yields hundreds of pot plants, one arrest
• Moxee raid yields hundreds of pot plants, one arrest
• $40,000 Cornerstone blaze blamed on child with matches
• $40,000 Cornerstone blaze blamed on child with matches
• Morning fire destroys house near Sunnyside
• Morning fire destroys house near Sunnyside
• Prosser man dies after hitting cattle truck near Paterson
• Prosser man dies after hitting cattle truck near Paterson
• Mother, three children flee burning Yakima apartment
• Mother, three children flee burning Yakima apartment
• Groups criticize Yakima Basin water plan proposal
• Groups criticize Yakima Basin water plan proposal
• Sunnyside students, parents get ready to play at fitness night
• Sunnyside students, parents get ready to play at fitness night
• Advocates say trio of shootings show state needs gun laws to protect children
• Advocates say trio of shootings show state needs gun laws to protect children
• Pre-dawn raid nets marijuana in Moxee
• Prosser man dies in crash near Paterson
• Jury finds Granger man guilty of second-degree murder
• Batali | Hazelnut meringues the perfect dessert to transition seasons
• Illegal tire dump near Prosser draws reward
• Car and cattle truck collide, one dead south of Prosser
• Brian Regan -- Weird doughnuts and observational humor
• On the menu -- Ozeki
• The Indoorsman -- Guidelines for St. Patrick's Day parties
• 03/15/12 10 Days Out
• Book Scene -- 'Incarnate'
• Dear Crabby -- Don't go easy on your friends when playing games
• Funeral services set for Rodney Conradi
• Terrible Noise -- The Magnetic Fields
• 03/15/12 Film clips
• 03/15/12 Planner
• 03/15/12 Night life
• 03/15/12 Just announced
• 03/15/12 Art
• 03/15/12 Books
• 03/15/12 Theater
• Proposal to clean up lead, arsenic at Apple Valley elementary
• Child with matches caused Yakima fire
• Apartment fire chase mom, kids from Yakima home
• 3-year-old boy fatally shoots self in Tacoma
• Fire destroys home near Sunnyside
• Habitat for Humanity house build in Yakima (photos / video)
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, March 14
• New testimony forces shooter to plead guilty to 2010 murder
• Granger stabbing death case in jury's hands
• Yakima County labor picture a little brighter
• Toppenish moves toward $20 car tab fee
• Five interested so far in Selah supervisor spot
• Yakima narrows field for city manager
• Retirement sparks three-way race for Benton commissioner
• Ex-manager quits Sunnyside job after passed over for post
• Yakima memorial service Sunday for slain teacher
• Pain lives on for mothers of stillborn children
• Yakima County's high stillbirth numbers in 2010 hard to explain
• Yakima boy hit on head by TV slowly improving
• Family recipes offer authentic flavor of Green Isle
• Memorial service planned in Yakima for teacher slain in Iraq
• U.S. Highway 97 reopens to limited traffic after dust storm
• Snoqualmie Pass reopens
• Yakima County unemployment rate dropped to 12.1 percent in January
• Guilty plea in fatal drive-by shooting in Yakima
• Chaos, then calm after Quincy school bus crash
• Fonfara quits Sunnyside marketing job
• Toppenish creates district for road repair
• State Sen. Delvin to seek Benton County commissioner seat
• Troopers seek witnesses in Quincy bus rollover
• Winter weather advisory for Cascades
• Injured Yakima boy showing improvement
• Photo Journal: Out for a walk
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, March 13
• Sunnyside hires ex-Selah official as interim manager
• Oregon firm hits snag in $42.5M bid to buy Snokist
• Leaders work on budget as special session begins
• Familiar suspect held in Yakama reservation high-speed chase
• Grandview man faces charges in girlfriend's beating death
• Suspect in Sunnyside sexual assault turns himself in
• 40-car pileup closes Snoqualmie summit Sunday night
• Deadline nears for Yakima's Crystal Apple nominations
• A matter of degrees -- Not a lot of people have them in Yakima County
• Your next driver's license may use facial recognition
• Suspect in Sunnyside assault in custody
• Suspect in Grandview homicide appears in court
• High speed chase not suspect's first
• Oregon company's bid for Snokist Growers hits snag
• Thirty-nine students injured in school bus crash near Quincy
• Police seek murder charges in Grandview homicide
• Snow, rain and wind headed for Washington
• Snoqualmie Pass sees 40-car pileup Sunday
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Monday, March 12
• Change of (website) hands made simple
• Leadership 101
• Let the excitement begin at a Key Leader event near you!
• Program to help with repairs, down payments struggles for funds
• Toppenish City Council to talk about car tabs tonight
• 03/12/12 In the Military
• Winds, dust cause major pile-up, close U.S. 97 outside Toppenish
• 03/12/12 In Basket
• Shop Talk | Proposed outlet mall has them talking in Ellensburg
• The contracting economy | Businesses change focus to thrive
• Police investigate near fatal shooting at hotel parking lot
• With Inslee, Dicks leaving, state losing clout in U.S. House
• Chicago colleagues hold new Yakima police chief in high regard
• District aims high with proposed Davis High School remodel
• Hatton: Memories vivid 10 years after father-son ski trip of a lifetime
• Little League more than just a game to families, coaches
• State begins work to reconstruction State Route 410
• 21-year-old cancer patient Rodney Conradi dies
• Couple breaking into the art world with recycled glass mosaics
• McLain | Give garden earliest possible color with hellebores
• Scofield | Snow gives way to hopes of sweet peas, briefly
• 03/11/12 Volunteer Opportunites
• Inslee announces he'll resign U.S. House seat for governor's race
• Suspect in Montesano courthouse attack arrested
• Walla Walla prisoner recovering from serious injury
• McKenna gets short money window
• Support group offers Helping Hands to Valley's unemployed
• Nothing wasted: Lower Valley dairy makes organic fertilizer
• Suspect arrested in death of Grandview woman
• Klickitat PUD proposes $2.5 billion power plant under new law
• PHOTO GALLERY | Think spring at home and garden show today
• Meeting to look at privatization of public services
• 03/10/12 Yakima People
• Toppenish City Council to consider $20 car tab fee on Monday
• Former co-defendant now witness for prosecution in murder trial
• 03/10/12 Faith Happenings
• Man in custody after Grandview homicide
• Judge wounded in Montesano attack had sued over court security
• Laid-off Hanford worker from Kennewick wins $250,000 lottery
• Work under way to clear road leading to Chinook Pass
• Snoqualmie Pass traffic is moving again
• Energy secretary to look at Hanford land transfer
• Toppenish wins robotics competition (video, photo gallery)
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, March 9
• Central Washington car show begins today in Yakima
• Home and Garden show kicks off today at the SunDome
• Invest in yourself
• Governor signs bill revamping teacher evaluations
• Funding on the way for old Boise mill road planning
• Four-vehicle crash ties up traffic in downtown Yakima
• Grandmother struck in arm in Yakima drive-by shooting
• Yakima man, 23, gets 90 days for hate crime
• Yakima's River Road to be closed at Sixth Avenue
• Prosser man faces charges in drive-by shootings
• Yakima event to benefit GOP gubernatorial candidate
• Air quality pilot project to continue for dairies
• We're fat, but the Tri-Cities is fatter
• Love story -- Couple falls in love while being treated for cancer
• Collision blocks downtown Yakima traffic
• Tri-Cities one of most obese areas in U.S., Yakima not far behind
• Police seek a dozen assault charges against Prosser man
• State Supreme Court: No local votes on red light cameras
• Washington to auction off state-run liquor stores
• Video: New Yakima police chief talks about expectations
• Solar flare may make auroras visible in Washington again tonight
• Science and engineering festival is today at the Yakima Convention Center
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, March 8
• Sunnyside community concert set for Sunday
• Fundraiser tonight for doctors going to Africa
• Eluding suspect caught after high-speed pursuit Wednesday
• Fundraising event aims to make disc golf a fixture in Yakima
• Area lawmakers ask state regulators to deny rate hike request
• Connecticut prof shares gender humor in Town Hall lecture
• Commercial license law for farmers soon a thing of past
• Trial begins for suspect in 2010 Granger homicide
• Custom car show revs up in Yakima this weekend
• Downtown shooting on Wednesday gang-related
• Photos: Sign of the times
• New hospice facility aims for holistic approach
• Last-minute witness complicates aggravated murder trial
• Camp Fire sells Camp Roganunda to Spanaway church
• Shooting injures one person in southeast Yakima
• Photo Journal: Kite maiden flight in Yakima
• After strong Super Tuesday showing, Romney says he’ll fight on
• East Valley chase ends in eluding charge
• Ah, springtime -- On magazine's preview of the season
• Vetiver -- Catchy, yet subtle
• On the Menu -- Sloppy Slaw
• The Indoorsman -- My night in jail
• Art Matters -- With clay, it's all in the journey
• Dear Crabby -- How to get dad back in the game
• Book Scene -- Great board books for babies and tots
• Cinemavore -- 'Meatballs'
• 03/08/12 10 Days Out
• 03/08/12 Film clips
• 03/08/12 Night life
• 03/08/12 Planner
• 03/08/12 Theater
• 03/08/12 Just announced
• 03/08/12 Art
• 03/08/12 Books
• Greyhound sign removed, set to be scrapped
• How suspect in Seattle home-invasion got out of prison
• Author Gina Barreca is featured speaker at Town Hall Series today
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, March 7
• County to seek sales tax hike to help fund jail upgrades
• Chicago cop chosen to head Yakima police
• Former YH-R Taste editor shares tips, recipes on 90th birthday
• Special session specter looms in Olympia
• Chimney blamed for latest White Swan fire
• Central Washington Home Show features Duct Tape Guys
• Engineers want Sunnyside to cover $66,000 in added costs
• Yakima festival to celebrate science apps in everyday life
• State Fair Park buildings get $7 million in upgrades
• Naches man gets 6 months in crash that hurt friend
• Submarine veterans to meet in Yakima
• Officials to show off Bumping Lake Sno-Park
• Granger man treated after fall in river
• Trucker cited for faulty equipment in Prosser jackknifing
• Seasons fundraiser to benefit Sudan medical trip
• Chicago cop named to head Yakima police
• Sales tax for jail woes to hit August ballot
• Chimney once again cause of White Swan blaze
• Trucker cited in Prosser jackknife incident
• Granger man survives fall into Yakima River
• Super Tuesday voters put imprint on GOP race (video)
• Fire puts White Swan on edge (photo gallery, video)
• Yakima Valley youth take the spotlight (photo gallery)
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, March 6
• Sunnyside wants ex-Selah official for interim post
• Acquitted in triple slaying, White Swan man back in custody
• Victim in fatal Moxee stabbing identified
• Yakima Valley water supply good, officials say
• Yakima police seek ex-boyfriend in vicious attack
• Yakima law firm presents $20,000 to medical university
• Deadline March 30 to apply for Valley Ecology Youth Corps jobs
• Interim Yakima city manager doesn't want permanent job
• County signals interest in Yakima County Stadium upgrades
• Father, son snowmobilers spend night near Darland Mountain
• Brush fire contained near White Swan
• One home destroyed in White Swan fire
• Yakima Valley water supply deemed good this year
• Yakima gas prices above national average
• 4.0 quake shakes San Francisco Bay area
• Police clear one car in fatal stabbing, still seeking another
• Get started using hashtags
• Change and recruitment go hand in hand
• Nine grant applications approved
• Photo Gallery: White Pass Winter Carnival
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Monday, March 5
• Moxee police seek suspect in fatal stabbing
• Sunnyside police probe shooting
• Toppenish police arrest man in Feb. 20 restaurant robbery
• Yakima man sought in attempted Sunnyside rape
• Firefighters quickly quash Sunnyside mobile home blaze
• Suit threatened over 1,500 left out of Kennewick GOP caucus
• Commercial inspired 9-year-old to hold yard sale food drive
• Yakima School District building a new foundation for education
• 03/05/12 Business Briefs
• A taste of El Salvador
• Shop Talk | Naches Heights Vineyard an up-and-comer in wine world
• Authorities looking for Yakima man in connection with attempted rape
• Mobile home fire in Sunnyside contained to bedroom
• Sunnyside police investigating Saturday night shooting
• Romney top choice in Yakima County, state caucuses
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Sunday, March 4
• Annual Sukiyaki Dinner is today in Wapato
• Woman treated for multiple stab wounds
• Fire in downtown Yakima quickly extinguished
• Annual award ceremony to honor unsung Valley youths
• Neighbors say proposed housing development not a good fit
• County officials brace for fewer state funds
• Master Gardeners | What to do in a March garden
• Davis boys win Class 4A title over Central Valley
• Small fire ignites at Michelsen Packaging
• Romney the favorite at Yakima County caucuses
• Master Gardener workshop series filling up fast
• GOP budget narrowly passed early this morning
• Woman with multiple stab wounds treated at Memorial Hospital
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Saturday, March 3
• Hardware on the line at the SunDome today for four local teams
• Senior lifts Davis boys into 4A final
• 51st annual Sukiyaki Dinner is Sunday in Wapato
• Senate GOP tries to overtake Democrats' budget plan
• Police spending up, but some crime on decline in Sunnyside
• Total water plan cost could be as high as $5.6 billion
• Direction unknown: Sunnyside officials at odds about what to do with police review
• Photos: Apple Valley students get Seussy
• Yakima River Basin water plan released
• Thursday fire destroys home in Toppenish
• Family reaches settlement in deadly 2007 helicopter crash
• Last in trio of defendants gets 25 months in drive-by shooting
• Judge upholds most of Washington liquor initiative, orders trial on public safety measure
• Weather spotter training to be held March 27
• GOP presidential hopefuls looking for a win in state caucuses today
• 03/04/12 Volunteer opportunities
• Snoqualmie reopened after shutting for avalanche control
• Wash. Senate GOP members try to take over Dem budget
• Settlement reached in fatal Kittitas County helicopter crash
• I-90 cleared of truck accident near Easton
• U.S. Rep. Norm Dicks to retire
• Celebrate Dr. Seuss with service
• Santorum visits Tri-Cities
• Hanford tour registration opens online Tuesday
• Teacher shot dead in Iraq has Valley ties
• Kennewick boy expelled for YouTube gun video
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, March 2
• 03/03/12 Faith Happenings
• A Devil of a game in the SunDome
• Granger High School students to have dress code next year
• Man gets five additional years for assault
• Yakima Business Expo back in business after down year in 2011
• SeaPort Airlines catches air out of Yakima
• CWU student officially joins 15th District House race
• Selah names new City Council member
• State Route 410 repair work to begin in June
• State House allocates $250,000 to fight gangs
• Zillah wins, Granger loses at state tournament
• Yakima man will serve 10 years for assault
• Toppenish home destroyed by fire
• Work set to start on SR 410 fix
• How TV made heartthrob out of Monkees' Davy Jones
• Send us your photos
• Photo: Darth trainer
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, March 1
• Business Expo gets started this afternoon
• CWU student to announce candidacy for 15th District House seat
• Family offers forgiveness to driver who accidentally killed blind Prosser woman
• Coroner's report shows fewer drug deaths in 2011
• House Democrats approve budget proposal
• Union Gap hires part-time city administrator for $72,000 a year
• Bill protects water rights while change requests are pending
• Sex offender relocates in Yakima
• Today, bars and restaurants can buy liquor from distillers
• State jobless rate falls to 8.3 percent
• State can cut food program, appeals court rules
• State health officials revoke Ellensburg motel's license
• Yakima woman dies of hotel fire burns
• Santorum makes Pasco campaign stop today
• Heritage University session today for prospective teachers
• East Valley to host Junior ROTC drill meet Saturday
• No snow plowing needed in Yakima
• 03/01/12 Yakima People
• SeaPort Airlines starts Yakima service today
• SeaPort Airlines service begins Thursday in Yakima
• State revokes Ellensburg motel license
• Batali | Stuffed cabbage with an Italian inflection
• Avalanche work completed at I-90 pass
• Latino film series -- Cultural identity, but fun!
• The Indoorsman -- Paczki tastes like home
• Dear Crabby -- Tut-tutting over tats
• On the Menu -- New Thai
• Terrible Noise -- Girls (the band)
• Scene and Heard -- Don't miss this rock 'n' roll triple-header
• Book Scene -- 'A Thousand Lives'
• 03/01/12 10 Days Out
• 03/01/12 Film clips
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• Union Gap IHOP serves up pancakes to raise money for kids
• Cle Elum schools back to normal after threat
• Yakima woman dies three weeks after blaze
• Snow prompts some Yakima Valley school delays
• Prosser pedestrian killed by pickup
• Zillah Latino makes bid in redrawn 15th District
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, Feb. 29
• West Valley to ask voters to renew existing levy
• Two balk at Selah mayor's choice for interim city supervisor
• Sunnyside interviews three interim city manager candidates
• Yakima toddler hit in head by TV makes small gains
• Yakima chamber plans showstoppers to bring in expo crowd
• Seven area high schools advance to state Knowledge Bowl
• Mental health evaluation ruled for Yakima bank robbery suspect
• Bomb threat prompts all-day Cle Elum-Roslyn school closure
• Yakima man gets eight years for molesting two girls
• Woman faces charges in Yakima assault, purse snatch
• Democrats agre: Delay payments to fix budget
• County says jail must be upgraded despite cost
• Part-time Union Gap administrator would make $81,000
• Sunnyside police chief to retire after 34 years with department
• March episode of Valley Fresh Fare will satisfy barbecue dreams
• Closure of Dairy Fair is gloomy news in Sunnyside
• Authorities responding to bomb threat at Cle Elum-Roslyn schools
• Tax increases may be considered for Yakima County jail upgrades
• West Valley School District will ask voters for replacement levy in April
• ’Band of Brothers’ soldier dies at 90 in Burlington
• Girl injured in Bremerton shooting upgraded overnight
• Two snowmobilers lost on Mount Spokane are rescued
• Snow forecast for parts of Washington, including Yakima
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, Feb. 28
• Soldiers train with Stryker amid uncertainty over role in post-Iraq warfare
• Turns out, state auditor has unused phones, too
• Firefighters brush up on electric cars at course in Yakima
• Prayers buoy parents whose toddler son was hit in head by TV
• Cascade Gas error will lead to credit for 39 customers
• 2012 catchphrase spreads word about 'Fair Fever'
• House passes bill pressuring sex ad sellers
• Sixth person held for allegedly helping trooper's killer
• Spokane Council rejects rehiring fired officer
• Crunch Pak delivers snacks to the stars at Oscar bash
• Heritage lecture to focus on Yakima Valley culture history
• Yakima 11-year-old hurt in I-82 crash
• Goof flags all Prosser water accounts as overdue
• House Democrats push higher ag inspection fees in state budget
• Prosser alerts to utility shut-off typo
• Fair officials unveil this year's theme: "Fair Fever — Catch It!"
• Washington apples go to the Oscar bash
• Wood stove blamed for Yakima house fire
• Four students shot at Ohio school; suspect in custody
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Monday, Feb. 27
• District matching scholarships announced
• Make an impact—US$5 can change a child's life
• Looking for ways to support The Eliminate Project? Check out our club toolkits.
• Downtown buildings hold plenty of opportunity for investors willing to walk up a flight
• State bill requiring abortion coverage would be a first for nation
• Would quitting Congress give Inslee better shot at winning governor's office?
• Passerby rescues dog from smoky Yakima house fire
• Harlem Globetrotters wow SunDome crowd in Yakima
• Cause sought in $150,000 Swan Avenue fire in Yakima
• Sunnyside Community Hospital names interim CEO
• Yakima Little League sign-ups this week
• Books slowly return to shelves at Robertson school in Yakima
• 13th District reps to hold phone-in town hall
• Spencer of 'The Help' takes supporting-actress Oscar
• Risk Takers | Print more than job for Abbott's Printing owners
• 02/27/12 Business briefs
• 02/27/12 In Basket
• Shop Talk | Fate of Yakima's Wendy's still up in the air
• Replacement named for retiring CEO of Sunnyside Community Hospital
• Yakima fire damages two homes, destroys four vehicles
• Mid-Columbia, Lower Yakima Valley hospitals brace for budget hits
• 75 animals found emaciated in Spokane County
• Snow causes accidents in parts of Eastern Washington
• What's happening Sunday in the Yakima Valley
• Yakima County Republican caucus locations
• State caucuses could be most influential in decades
• Few details on Yakima stabbing
• Average price of gas in Valley edging toward $4 per gallon
• YVCC seminar helps engineer a better future
• Frozen forests | Logging in winter protects ground from damage
• Democratic donors threaten to take dollars to McKenna's campaign over education reform
• As Tieton's police chief, Jeff Ketchum works the streets, not the desk
• 02/26/12 Volunteer Opportunities
• McLain | Growing citrus trees indoors takes special care
• Scofield | Craigslist is heaven for deal-seeking grandmas
• Yakima police trying to unravel stabbing case
• Prosecutor to seek probation, treatment for boy charged in Bremerton school shooting
• What’s happening in the Yakima Valley today
• Stance on gay marriage shows party divide at GOP Lincoln Day dinner
• Tonight's memorial concert from the heart strings
• Number of lanes being reduced at Summitview Avenue
• Prosser adds fees, payment plan in hopes of ending utility bill delinquencies
• CWU to offer dual admission to community college students
• 02/25/12 Yakima People
• Darigold closes Dairy Fare gift shop, cafe
• George Lopez performs at the SunDome tonight
• Local Bible study a light to cancer patients, survivors
• 02/25/12 Faith Happenings
• Sex offender has new Yakima address
• Suspected killer's ex-girlfriend arrested in trooper's slaying
• Gingrich in Olympia: Law on gay marriage done 'the right way'
• Body of missing Benton City man found in Yakima River
• Authorities: No crime was committed at West Valley bus stop
• Up to 2 feet of snow forecast for Cascades
• Powell's in-laws: Child protection system flawed
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, Feb. 24
• Granger man gets 15 years in Yakima slaying over laptop
• Bill focuses on two west side dairy digesters
• Crash knocks out power to 600 Wiley City homes
• Sunnyside's blackened Blue Moon Bar reopens
• Raid on driver's Grandview home yields a pound of pot
• Jailhouse blues -- Security upgrades needed but money lacking
• Ecology must pay $101,000 for records request violations
• Reports of attempted child abductions in West Valley unfounded
• Gingrich pledges energy independence for America
• Marijuana seized in Grandview case
• Yakima's mail processing operation to move to Spokane
• 600 homes lose power in Wiley City
• Union Gap gathering to feature Germans from Russia video
• Ruling favors Truitt in bid to buy Snokist
• Strong winds bring some havoc to Yakima Valley
• Sunnyside's popular coffee hub closes
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, Feb. 23
• Doc Hastings rules out immigration reform during election year
• Doc Hastings rules out immigration reform during election year
• Spokane officer fired for DUI may regain job, back pay
• Spokane officer fired for DUI may regain job, back pay
• Union Gap gathering to feature Germans from Russia video
• Yakima NAMI classes focus on mental illness
• Yakima NAMI classes focus on mental illness
• La Salle goes high-tech with iPads for every student
• La Salle goes high-tech with iPads for every student
• George Lopez will be in Yakima on Saturday for stand-up concert
• Acclaimed Portland band Priory plays Yakima on Friday
• 02/23/12 On the Menu -- El Taco Loco
• 02/23/12 10 Days Out
• The Indoorsman -- Faux pas in the conversation
• Book Scene -- 'Death Comes to Pemberley'
• Cinemavore -- 'My Life As a Dog'
• Unleashed -- Disastrous year for Oscar nominees, Part 2
• Unleashed -- Disastrous year for Oscar nominees
• Dear Crabby -- This lady is so cool
• 02/23/12 Film clips
• 02/23/12 Theater
• 02/23/12 Art
• 02/23/12 Night life
• 02/23/12 Planner
• 02/23/12 Books
• 02/23/12 Just announced
• Judge: Washington state can’t force pharmacies to sell emergency contraceptives
• Snoqualmie reopens
• Refinery fire could boost gas prices in Washington
• Valley experiences different kind of wind power
• Lynden Darigold plant badly damaged in fire
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, Feb. 22
• House Dems' budget figures on delayed payments
• Senate eyes fewer transportation fee increases than House
• Proposal calls for 1.5 percent power rate hike
• Pam Tebow tells Yakima crowd to prevent abortions
• Yakima hires first of 12 police officers, council learns
• Ellensburg, Chicago finalists remain in Yakima chief search
• Gingrich to make Kennewick stop Thursday
• Info sought in Toppenish holdup
• Sunnyside drama club seeks shoes for foster kids
• Entrepreneur seminar Thursday in Yakima
• Yakima basketball tourney to net money to fight malaria
• Fresh | Pozole, tortillas an annual comfort food tradition
• Snokist bidding process unfair to potential buyers, groups say
• Pacific NW University names new president
• Valley experiences different kind of wind power
• High winds knock out power in parts of downtown Yakima
• Photos: Wapato fun-raiser
• Health sciences university picks new president from Ohio
• Yakima chief search down to two
• Newt Gingrich in Kennewick on Thursday
• Snoqualmie Pass has reopened
• Winds, warmer weather coming today, tonight
• Toppenish business robbed at gunpoint
• Your chance to question to the governor
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, Feb. 21
• Everything's Red Wine and Chocolate at Yakima Valley wineries
• Yakima events to celebrate Black History Month
• Moses Lake man tries for 13th District House seat
• Robotic-assisted surgery: Helpful hands get a thumbs up
• Leavenworth mourns loss of 'beloved' trio of skiers
• Moses Lake contractor announces he'll run as Democrat for 13th District House seat
• AAA: Average prices of gas in Washington $3.64
• High winds coming to Yakima Valley on Wednesday
• Skier recounts how she survived avalanche that killed 3 at Stevens Pass
• The Hershey Company sponsors Key Club in 2012
• Marketing materials for 2012 convention now available
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Monday, Feb. 20
• Looking for the best club website examples
• Jewish scribe visits Yakima temple to shed light on history of group's Torah
• Legislature mulls bill returning rights to tribes
• Police said Yakima shooting is gang related
• Hanford tour signup begins early March 6
• Photos: Bighorn dinner guest
• 3 killed in Stevens Pass avalanche all expert skiers
• Entrepreneurial initiative helps create friendly places to grow
• Shop Talk | Can Cabela's succesfully go smaller?
• 02/20/12 In Basket
• Guest column | Meetings industry big business in Valley
• Traffic flowing smoothly over Snoqualmie Pass
• Boy struck, killed Friday on Ahtanum was working nearby
• Man killed by train Friday was lying near tracks
• YVCC proposes campus improvements, but funding uncertain
• Valley school officials favor waiver from 'No Child' law
• Triple homicide anniversary: Senseless crime, endless grief
• Washington ag leaders: Immigration reform vital for economy
• Church leaders vary on approach to gay marriage issue
• Master Gardener Spring Workshop Series begins in March
• Master Gardeners | Learn microclimates in your yard
• Boy killed crossing Ahtanum was working nearby
• I-90 closed in both directions due to weather, accidents
• State music programs changing their tune
• Red Wine and Chocolate begins today
• Toppenish man struck, killed by train Friday
• Horses seized after escaping from ranch
• 23-year-old hit with shotgun pellets in Zillah
• Wags to Riches "Spay-ghetti" feed is today
• Klickitat Valley Health closing Goldendale assisted living facility
• Sportsmen Show continues today, Sunday
• Felony charges filed against man accused of peeping at teenage girls in dressing rooms
• Car-pedestrian accident proves fatal
• Latinos in survey say state should pass voting rights bill
• Charges filed in Valley Mall Peeping Tom case
• President Obama promotes steps to boost U.S. trade
• Man fatally struck by train near Wapato
• 02/18/12 What's Happening
• Snow coming to the Cascade passes
• Man shot in Zillah convenience store
• Buzz already building for Cabela's
• Sportsmen Show begins today at the SunDome
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, Feb. 17
• Oregon canners interested in buying bankrupt Snokist
• Prosser police chief to retire after 20 years in department
• Prosser budget troubles persist
• CWU Board of Trustees has new member
• Woman gets one year in prison for vehicular assault
• 02/17/12 Yakima People
• 'Spay-ghetti' feed to benefit cats, dogs
• Lincoln Day event planned Feb. 24
• Burn ban imposed in Yakima County
• Judge acquits Yakima pimp of attempted murder
• Photo Journal: Greenway stroll
• New burn ban likely to stay in place through Friday
• Photo Journal: Pruning tapestry
• Batali | Spaghetti squash, Italian style
• Prosser budget woes deepen
• Yakima schools will make up snow day Friday
• Washington budget shortfall down to about $500 million
• Plane crashes near Mount Si; bodies of 3 aboard recovered
• Outdoor retailer Cabela's coming to Yakima Valley
• CWU Symphony Orchestra to perform tonight
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, Feb. 16
• State: New livestock permit is months away
• Gleed ridgetop garage fire destroys sports cars
• Yakima underpass project underfunded and overdue
• Anti-gang bill still alive, unlikely to win funding
• Naches, West Valley school districts mull next steps
• Public hearing set for proposed Tieton park
• Richland readies for Ron Paul visit Friday
• Man charged with first-degree in stabbing outside Yakima theate
• Sunnyside student held in threats case
• Two treated, released after Grandview crash
• Dave Matthews Band books Gorge dates
• Sunnyside police arrest teen in connection with alleged threats
• 02/16/12 10 Days Out
• Firefighters knock down a house fire atop Yakima Ridge
• Red Wine and Chocolate -- Decadence, in a good way
• Cowboy gathering -- Authentic song, poetry and cowboyness
• The Indoorsman -- When football deflates, so does life
• On the Menu -- Rec Room Bar and Grill
• Dear Crabby -- Trust no one, bro
• Terrible Noise -- Volcano as imagery is apt
• Book Scene -- Don't need a holiday to enjoy books on love
• 02/16/12 Film clips
• 02/16/12 Planner
• 02/16/12 Night life
• 02/16/12 Just announced
• 02/16/12 Books
• 02/16/12 Theater
• 02/16/12 Art
• Three dead in plane crash near Mount Si at North Bend
• Dave Matthews Band to play at the Gorge this fall
• Ron Paul coming to Richland
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, Feb. 15
• Three injured in Grandview area crash
• Mattawa shooting victim identified
• Yakima County school districts pass levies
• School districts around Central Washington win levy approval
• Yakima County Coroner to move to larger quarters
• Selah supervisor, police chief agree to quit
• Man faces first-degree robbery charge in Yakima bank holdup try
• Sunnyside tables critical review of police overtime, finances
• Granger, Mabton first in line for sewage plant funds
• Music educators, top students to converge in Yakima
• Anti-gang, voting rights bills fail to advance in Olympia
• West Valley voters reject $16.8 million levy
• Yakima's four-year, $54 million levy easily passes
• Yakima moms share secrets of coupon-clipping success
• Selah administrator's severance approved
• Gang injunctions bill likely to miss legislative cutoff
• PROBE: Josh Powell papers found at recycling site -- VIDEO: Powell boys home videos
• Authorities release name of Mattawa homicide victim
• Sunnyside defers action on critical report of police department
• Prosser wades into sign regulations
• Obama to visit Boeing's Everett plant and attend fundraisers
• Santorum takes on protesters at Tacoma rally
• Voters will weigh in on school bonds, levies today
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, Feb. 14
• Yakima speaker to focus on human trafficking symptoms
• Yakima businesses busy with Valentine's Day offerings
• Union Gap votes down health plan for mayor
• Prosecutors mull charges in Yakima family shooting
• Survey tells Sunnyside how to cut police costs
• Detectives seek tips in Mattawa shooting deaths
• Overturned fuel trailer snarls I-90 traffic near Cle Elum
• Suspect held after stabbing in Yakima
• Alcohol blamed for U.S. 97 crash south of Toppenish
• Tour of historic upstairs Yakima due Feb. 25
• Winds end Yakima County burning ban
• Conflict avoidance -- New courthouse security working well
• Economist upbeat about adding more Yakima County jobs
• 164-acre annexation in the works for Moxee
• State is seventh to legalize gay marriage
• The road to same-sex marriage in Washington
• Central Washington Home and Garden Show 2012
• Traffic restricted on I-90 section where fuel tanker crashed
• Grant County deputies continue search in Mattawa shooting
• Man shot in domestic expected to survive
• How much change would state's gay-marriage bill really mean?
• Gov. Gregoire signs gay-marriage bill into law
• Latest burn ban removed in Yakima County
• Report details financial problems with Sunnyside police operations
• Themes set the mood for New Orleans
• Be trip savvy for the 2012 Kiwanis International Convention
• Stay safe and sound with club insurance resource guide
• State Patrol blames alcohol for crash
• Suspect arrested in Yakima stabbing
• State Voting Rights Act may mean trouble for Yakima's system
• Pregnant woman shot, killed in Mattawa
• Yakima man escapes house fire with minor injuries
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Monday, Feb. 13
• 02/13/12 In Basket
• Local repair shops see more older cars coming in for maintenance
• Shop Talk | Flight may hold clue to identity of new business
• Yakima man treated for smoke inhalation after house fire
• Pregnant woman shot, killed in Mattawa Saturday night
• Today's Smorgasbord Dinner will benefit Highland High programs
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Sunday, Feb. 12
• Oregon truck driver dies in crash
• Suicidal man subdued on I-82 overpass
• Hatton: With plenty of unsolicited help, Slovenia beckons
• Voters to decide slew of school levies on Tuesday
• Photos: Freezin' for a reason
• Family of former Yakima woman devastated by homicide
• Hastings seeks Impact Aid grants for area school districts
• Greyhound leaving downtown station after 50 years
• McLain | New Plant Hardiness Zone Map moves us up a few degrees
• Scofield | Years of items disappear to Island of Lost Things
• 02/12/12 Volunteer Opportunities
• Winter's beauty deep when summer sleeps
• Man threatening to jump from I-82 overpass subdued
• Oregon man killed in accident near Goldendale
• Two car accident reported Friday near Goldendale
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Saturday, Feb. 11
• Ellensburg schools superintendent recommends moving students out of middle school by 2013
• Admitted pimp gets five years in rape of 14-year-old, awaits trial on assault
• County home sales increase as prices fall in fourth quarter
• City manager turnover taking a toll in Sunnyside
• Yakima-based bread machine business sees rising success
• Spanish business classes coming up
• Free talk looks at cochlear implants
• Accounts set up for cancer treatment donations
• Not too late to register for Saturday's Polar Bear Plunge
• Cheerleaders sickened by norovirus
• 02/11/12 Faith Happenings
• Again: Search on for new Yakima city manager
• Okanogan couple charged in faith-healing death
• ’I’ve got a big surprise for you’: 2 Powell boys’ social worker to recall final moments on ’20/20’
• Burn ban ordered for most of Yakima County
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, Feb. 10
• Playhouse plight: Capitol Theatre ticket sales in serious decline
• Supreme Court upholds tribal fishing rights after long battle
• Skewered Apple BBQ contest moving to Selah
• Police look for info in case of missing woman
• Eluding, DUI suspect arrested Wednesday
• Parole check leads to discovery of 26 pot plants
• Property owner fined for altering creek's channel
• Federal grant to replace WV firefighters' air packs
• Prosser High School principal suspended for seven days
• Clean Air Agency delays decision on dairy policy
• Downtown bank robbery suspect gets greedy, arrested
• Photo Journal: Thanks, sis
• Prosser principal suspended in connection with wife's probation violation
• Arrests made in Grandview marijuana grow
• Kittitas landowner fined for altering Manastash creek
• Driver shears power pole and more during Yakima police pursuit
• State Supreme Court backs Yakama fisherman in sturgeon case
• Agency set to investigate handling of 911 call about Josh Powell
• Anger, disgust over embezzlement of money for slain Lakewood officers' families
• Women in Technology event is today at Perry Tech
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, Feb. 9
• Training Center rings out with sounds of readiness
• Downtown Yakima Greyhound bus depot to close
• Journalist tracks migrants on journey from 'tip to top'
• Bill promotes transparency in health care billing process
• Highland High Smorgasbord event Sunday
• Oft-arrested drug dealer sentenced to 7 1/2 years
• Searchers find missing snowmobiler in good condition
• Police seize weapons, drugs, stolen bulletproof vests in raid
• Environmental group sues Yakima Clean Air Agency
• Yakama Nation awarded $6.3 million housing grant
• City of Yakima issues demolition permit for old plywood plant
• Lost Ellensburg snowmobiler has been found
• Washington state lawmakers pass gay marriage bill
• The Indoorsman: Taking stock on birthday No. 34
• Variety is the theme of new clay exhibit at Larson Gallery
• On the Menu -- Tony's Big Cheese Pizza
• Book Scene -- 'The Gods of Gotham'
• Dear Crabby -- Wrapped up in miserliness
• Dyme Def headlines hip-hop show at The Seasons
• Noted vibraphonist Shoemake to play The Seasons
• Cinemavore -- 'Diner'
• 02/09/12 10 Days Out
• 02/09/12 Film clips
• 02/09/12 Night life
• 02/09/12 Theater
• 02/09/12 Planner
• 02/09/12 Just Announced
• 02/09/12 Books
• 02/09/12 Art
• Yakama Housing Authority getting $6.3 million
• Drugs, guns and tactical gear seized in Yakima
• Sheriff unhappy with dispatcher in Powell case
• Greyhound to move out of downtown Yakima
• Questions & Answers on the expected challenge to gay marriage legislation
• Was idea of court-ordered test too much for Josh Powell?
• House begins debate on same-sex marriage this afternoon
• More sweeping changes coming for outdoor recreationists?
• Eisenhower welding students craft roses to sell for Valentine's
• K-Kids and Builders Club greeting card art contest winners announced
• Get the grand tour of New Orleans during international convention
• Free produce to be distributed today at Grace Lutheran Church
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, Feb. 8
• Yakima County formally appoints court cost-study panelists
• Doc Hastings defends earmark near his Pasco property
• Yakima City Council votes not to impose own car-tab fee
• Man who bludgeoned Yakima Arcade clerk gets 34 years
• Slice of Yakima: New wheels for YH-R news carrier
• Business is sweet at Patricia's Chocolate Emporium
• Two juveniles arrested after Zillah area burglary
• Photo Journal: Ice fishing
• Komen exec quits after Planned Parenthood flap
• Sunnyside turns to former manager to help develop old feedlot
• Yakima County proceeds with law and justice cost review
• Hastings defends earmark near his Pasco property
• Yakima adult bookstore killer gets 34 years
• Jailed father of Josh Powell a person of interest in Susan Powell’s disappearance
• Yakima woman burned in motel fire in critical condition
• Two Yakima Valley men hurt in Soap Lake crash
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, Feb. 7
• Sunnyside city manager's resignation surprises
• Lawmaker backs capital gains tax to fund education
• Bills would retool teacher evaluations in state
• State rules Yakima-Ellensburg bus service is legal
• January snow sets city of Yakima back $415,000
• Tim Tebow's mother to speak at Yakima benefit
• Benton County may loan engineer to Franklin during probe
• House panel advances gay marriage bill
• Jay Inslee offers his jobs plan
• Two Pullman residents hurt in I-90 rollover near Cle Elum
• Logging will restrict snowmobiling in Naches District
• Wapato event to benefit homeless shelter
• Yakima woman seriously burned in Kennewick motel blaze
• Boys resisted final, fatal visit with father, grandparents say
• Fixing Yakima's streets -- $20 car-tab fee a road map to repairs?
• Jail security upgrade costs higher than expected
• Pam Tebow, mother of NFL quarterback, to speak in Yakima this month
• Burn ban on Yakama reservation to be lifted Tuesday
• Washington House committee advances gay marriage bill
• 71-year-old Yakima woman severely burned in Kennewick motel fire
• Logging to restrict some trail access off SR 410
• State to examine terms of Josh Powell’s visitation
• Two injured in I-90 crash near Cle Elum
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Monday, Feb. 6
• Build your personal convention schedule with new online tool
• Discount extended for the 2012 convention in New Orleans
• Discover the top 25 fundraising ideas
• Rising costs of gas fuels budget issues for governments
• Audiology/hearing aid practice moves
• Local fast food franchise owners try to exceed standards
• 02/06/12 In Basket
• Authorites: Husband of missing Utah woman appears to have blown up Graham house, sons on purpose
• Prosser police respond to suspected assault incidents
• Yakima Co. appoints committee to find savings in justice budget
• Lawmaker says Medicaid payment system is broken
• Gay marriage opponents begin drive to put issue on ballot
• Gang member with long history faces 20 years for stabbing
• Fearing state cuts, West Valley school levy aims high
• Photos: Spreading CPR knowledge
• Photo: Clearing the courts
• Prosser high vandal gets two-year sentence
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Saturday, Feb. 4
• Lower Valley city looks to keep on the Sunnyside
• Seattle driver runs into back of tractor-trailer
• Victim in fatal Lower Valley shooting identified
• 88-year-old man injured when vehicle rolls on I-90
• Proposed levies in Kittitas County hope to fill in funding gaps
• Photojournal | Having a noodle of a time
• Judge rules reservation towns must pay Clean Air Agency fee despite jurisdiction
• Mabton seeks small increase in 4-year school district levy
• Gleed pastors plant new church in downtown Yakima
• 02/04/12 Faith Happenings
• Police seek identity of witness in Sunnyside stabbing
• Driver following too closely rams semi on I-90
• Easton driver seriously injured in accident near Cle Elum
• Court rules against Toppenish on air agency fees
• Lower Yakima Valley homicide victim is identified
• Franklin County public works manager accused of embezzling $1 million to fuel cocaine habit
• Five-year sentence in Benton City vehicular assault case
• Komen drops plan to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• CPR Blitz begins Saturday morning in Yakima
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, Feb. 3
• The return of the wapato potato
• Gay-marriage foes ready to wage referendum fight
• East Valley schools asks for larger levy to stay the course
• It's a levy or bond payments for Sunnyside voters
• Clough quits second bid to oust Doc
• Granger man gets four years on accidental shooting anniversary
• Booms due to artillery practice at Yakima Training Center
• Zillah session to focus on cutting farm energy costs
• Wapato area man shot in home, dies during surgery
• Yakima settling third lawsuit from 2006 police pursuit
• Local firefighters take to the hills to train for stair climb
• Slice of Yakima -- Props for Katie's Krops
• Those bangs? The Training Center
• Submit a photo, enter drawing to win tickets to New Shanghai Circus
• Ballot challenge certain for gay marriage bill passed Wednesday
• Democrat Clough dropping his challenge to U.S. Rep. Doc Hastings
• Burn ban ordered for Yakama reservation starting Friday
• Ellensburg couple arrested on alleged child abuse
• Groundhog's prediction: 6 more weeks of winter
• How Washington's senators voted on gay marriage
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, Feb. 2
• Eluding suspects could face drug, car theft charges
• Once-abducted woman to speak at YWCA event
• High School musicians to be featured in concert today
• Valley schools earn state Achievement Awards
• Highland schools seek $2.8 million levy
• Union Gap levy request small but necessary
• Yakima City Council surveys spending priorities
• Foundation pulls funding for Planned Parenthood
• Toxicology report: Man shot by police had meth in system
• Zillah Mighty Leopards coach ready to pass the ball after 21 years
• Bickleton to remain in 14th District
• Lawsuits over nearly $6M in debt lead to Chapter 11 for Morrier Ranch
• State Senate passes gay marriage bill
• High school musicians will be featured in concert Thursday
• Three arrested following high-speed chase near Sunnyside
• Photo: A clean start
• Noel Moxley's guiding hand has been a godsend for the YSO
• Washington Beef to pay fired employee $50,000
• Cancer charity stirs up abortion debate
• 'The Last Five Years' -- Bitter and sweet
• On the Menu -- Gasperetti's
• The Indoorsman -- Septuagenarian soliloquy
• Batali | Come in from the cold for a comforting, versatile soup
• Terrible Noise -- Craig Finn
• Book Scene -- 'Suitcase Filled with Nails'
• Dear Crabby -- Pajamas on a plane
• 02/02/12 Art
• Yakima council moves to study sessions
• 02/02/12 10 Days Out
• 02/02/12 Film clips
• 02/02/12 Planner
• 02/02/12 Night life
• 02/02/12 Just announced
• 02/02/12 Theater
• 02/02/12 Books
• Elizabeth Smart to speak in Yakima
• Washington Legislature approves redistricting plan
• Shipwreck hunter finds $3 billion in platinum
• Gay marriage debate to be broadcast tonight
• Snoqualmie Pass reopens
• Three Davis High School football players sign national letters of intent
• Yakima man injured after swerving to avoid animal
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, Feb. 1
• Selah supervisor starts leave as city weighs his future
• Granger seeks replacement school levy
• Goldendale schools boosts levy request
• Neighbors sue Safari owners over fire
• Selah man faces felony charges in crash
• Yakima man gets 90 days for eluding police
• Wapato event to benefit robotics program
• Pianist/violinist to perform in Sunnyside
• Take Super Bowl party dips to tasty new heights
• State Senate to vote today on same-sex marriage bill
• Man gets jail time for wild chase
• Selah supervisor goes on leave
• Romney to visit Seattle March 1
• Feed costs hit dairy profits
• Reward for info about dead Puget Sound sea lions
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, Jan. 31
• Local governments rely more on volunteers as budgets fall
• Final three Yakima police chief candidates from out of town
• Central Washington cool-spring crop losses eligible for relief
• Plea pact reached in slaying of Yakima adult bookstore clerk
• Food safety at issue in Wendy's closures in Yakima
• Cuts push Zillah to up levy request
• Prosser seeks replacement levy
• Yakima CPR Blitz goal: Train 1,000 to save lives
• Heritage University to honor civil rights leader today
• Four held after gang shooting, chase through east Yakima
• Slice of Yakima -- Buckey the bull gets his game face on
• Bickleton likes its district, doesn't want to switch
• Disaster aid available for 2011 crops
• Yakima police chief finalists down to three
• Burn ban ordered lifted in Yakima County
• Yakima organizers aim to train 1,000 in CPR this Saturday
• Photo Journal: New building in Toppenish
• Plea reached in Yakima Arcade clerk killing
• Connell-Highland controversy — Line between play and dangerous is blurr
• Washington state lawmakers push gun safety bill
• AAA: Average price of gas in Washington $3.49; Yakima is $3.61
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Monday, Jan. 30
• Your Club Management System subscription is transferable
• Foundation grants add some power to your project
• Reaching recruits: Attract alumni with a good story
• Yakima Interim City Manager Morales expected to narrow police chief field today
• Pacific Power asks for rate increase while economy drives up need for bill assistance
• Johnny's Clothing in Wapato sees big sales with screen printing
• Reporter's Notebook | Some businesses see more sales with snow fall
• 01/30/12 Business Licenses
• 01/30/12 In Basket
• Bellevue motorist injured in I-90 collision near Easton
• Park officials seek public help in finding four missing on Mount Rainier
• Fact Check: Projecting property taxes an inexact science for levy elections
• Photos: Walk on the white side
• Local Republicans undecided on which GOP candidate to endorse
• Yakima School District depending on levy
• Burn ban returns to county, not reservation
• Wapato, Toppenish join Yakama tribe in call for returned jurisdiction
• Prosser-based researchers rooting out disease in African crop
• McLain | Nation's second biggest garden show close at hand
• Scofield | Farewell, Florence, an ordinary, extroardinary person
• Winter Race Series participants do it for the love of running
• Motorcyclist seriously hurt in Nob Hill crash
• Yakima Valley burn ban ordered today
• Wendy's closures extend beyond Yakima to other cities
• Two receive minor injuries in I-90 crash near Cle Elum
• What's happening in the Yakima Valley today
• State, tribal biologists help strengthen the herd
• Two Grandview medical clinics to merge
• Prosser Wine and Food Festival art contest under way
• Yakima Valley Museum to lay off three employees
• Proposal restricting pesticide spraying finds few supporters
• New anti-gang bill wins bipartisan support with legal provision
• Fake pregnancy movie to air today
• Cattle drive will delay traffic today
• Mabton man faces child porn charges
• Sunnyside hospital CEO to retire after 50 years in health care
• Marijuana legalization measure certified
• CEO of Sunnyside hospital to retire
• Defense seeks judge recusal in cycle crash case
• 01/28/12 Faith Happenings
• Traction tires advised on Snoqualmie Pass
• Robbery attempt ends with fist to face
• ’Barefoot Bandit’ to be sentenced in federal court
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, Jan. 27
• Open house at Eagle Rehabilitation is today, Saturday
• Photo: Apartment fire controlled
• Suspect in Yakima gang shooting arraigned
• Biofuel operation in Oregon gets federal loan
• Stuck snowmobiler rescued near Snoqualmie
• Two Yakima Wendy's restaurants closed
• Renowned outdoors artist from Valley dies
• Cattle drive to close Yakima River Canyon Road on Saturday
• Appeals court needs more info on Yakima airport case
• Naches School District builds strong case for improvements
• Jury says convicted molester should be civilly committed
• Hastings town hall draws crowd of 300 in Yakima
• 01/27/12 In the Military
• Everybody counts -- Annual homeless survey taken
• Jury: Indefinite confinement for sexual predator
• State Court of Appeals wants more info on Yakima airport eviction
• Yakima police open fire on vehicle attempting to flee
• Annual count of Yakima County's homeless is now under way
• Obama to visit Seattle in February; business, fundraisers are on agenda
• Snoqualmie Pass open this morning
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, Jan. 26
• Bill would prevent requiring businesses to use E-Verify
• Selah schools trims request, tries bond vote for third time
• Judge drops sex-abuse charges against Yakima attorney
• Couple donate $2M student center to Yakima medical college
• Doc Hastings to hold Yakima town hall tonight
• Appeals court rules description of gang suspect admissible
• Teen faces felony hit-and-run charges in Yakima crash
• Four area candidates among Yakima police chief finalists
• Yakima officers responding to alarm capture two suspects
• Slick roads blamed for 1-82 crashes that left two hurt
• State ag leader Fred Plath dies at 89
• Photo: Sledder's lament
• 01/26/12 Yakima People
• Washington Fruit’s Fred Plath dies at 89
• Photo: A little more off the top
• Alaska Airlines retiring meal tray prayer cards
• Modified Dolls to modify hall with 11-act benefit Friday
• 'Cheers for Cheech' benefit will get you rocking and remembering
• Massive Monkees -- B-boy crew coming to town to break it down
• On the Menu -- Obento House
• The Indoorsman -- Lesson learned
• Book Scene -- 'Unearthly' and 'Hallowed'
• Art Matters -- A seamless handover at Oak Hollow
• Cinemavore -- 'The Wild and Wonderful Whites of West Virginia'
• 01/26/12 Film clips
• Dear Crabby -- Seeds, seats and snow
• 01/26/12 10 Days Out
• 01/26/12 Planner
• 01/26/12 Night life
• 01/26/12 Theater
• 01/26/12 Just announced
• 01/26/12 Books
• 01/26/12 Art
• Six Yakima police chief finalists named
• Rape charges dismissed against Yakima attorney
• Stage 1 burn ban for Yakima County lifted
• Icy interstate causes collisions near Ellensburg
• House bill would prevent requiring businesses to use E-Verify
• Yakima prosecutor seeks to drop rape charges against attorney
• Slick roads close, delay some Valley schools
• Small quake at Mount St. Helens
• Snoqualmie Pass reopens after being closed by slide
• Judy Collins performing at The Seasons tonight
• Hearing on Pacific Power's proposed rate increase is today
• Yakima County to focus on two proposed east-west routes for new road into Terrace Heights
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, Jan. 25
• It will be a moving year for array of Yakima County offices
• Sunnyside to seek $5.3M fire station bond
• Yakima police chief candidates to be named
• Yakima City Council favors study sessions over committees
• Suspect in slashing woman's face held on $1 million bond
• Stage 1 burn ban returns outside Yakama reservation
• Harrah irrigators to pay $2.40 more this year
• Yakima police arrest suspected getaway driver
• Revamped rehab center in Sunnyside sets open house
• Grandview seniors plan fundraising silent auction
• Second man in Yakima slaying gets 6 1/2 years
• Yakima County's unemployment rate rises to 12 percent in December
• Yakima County will put waste to work at landfill
• Fresh and meatless in January? Here's how to do it
• Yakima police chief candidates to be announced
• Yakima council turns more to study sessions over committees
• Zesta Cucina's chef adds a dash of humor to his work
• Suspect in Toppenish stabbing arrested
• Suspected getaway driver in Yakima robbery is arrested
• Tukwila man gets 6-plus years in prison for role in supermarket killing
• Winter weather advisory issued
• Ban on burning is ordered in Yakima County
• Sunnyside voters to get fire bond
• Yakima County unemployment rate hit 12 percent in December
• Ballots go out today for Feb. 14 special election
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, Jan. 24
• Yakima City Council to divvy up committee assignments
• Yakima County turns south for east-west corridor route
• Storm eats up Yakima's snow-clearing budget
• Public hearing due in Yakima on proposed 4.3% power rate hike
• Grandview officials to tour community center building site
• Tri-City Herald carrier delivers YH-R counterpart from harm
• Slice of Yakima-- Yakama dancers will perform in Chile
• Valley residents remain divided about gay-marriage issue
• Hearing Wednesday on electric rate increase proposal
• Grandview peeks at new community center
• Washington has enough votes to legalize gay marriage
• Fog alert until noon
• Search resumes today for four on Mount Rainier
• Messy roads prompt late openings at several Yakima Valley schools
• Committees to hold gay marriage hearings today
• Today's Yakima Valley forecast snow-free
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Monday, Jan. 23
• Blimp pilot gives his life to save passengers
• What a difference your gifts make!
• Be part of the parade: Enter the shoebox float contest!
• Shop Talk | Numerous businesses looking for new digs
• Photo Journal: Icicles
• New development funds will help Moxee area, Wapato grow
• Prosser High School principal on leave during investigation
• 01/23/12 In Basket
• 01/23/12 Facts and Records
• Yakima Valley tourism turned a corner in 2011, statistics show
• How much is a downtown Yakima Loft worth?
• Prosser High principal placed on administrative leave
• Snowfall may top 3 inches today in Yakima
• Six displaced by attic fire in Grandview
• Election ballots to be sent out Tuesday
• CWU student locked in deportation battle
• More snow likely today in Yakima, Ellensburg
• Marchers pray for unborn during Walk for Life
• Centenarians on the rise
• 01/22/12 Business facts and records
• Forecast calls for snow Sunday
• Attic fire displaces family of six in Grandview
• Attorney takes heat from GOP for gay marriage support
• Sunnyside City Council to tackle full agenda
• Warmer temps, drying winds could give Valley a winter respite
• Yakima Prayer service replaces Walk for Life today
• Upper Valley Relay for Life to hold Selah info meeting
• Official refutes dairy study concerns
• Father raises questions about how Selah standoff was handled
• Photo: Warm enough, son?
• 'Angry' mini-mart manager lucky to be alive after robbery
• Dedicated volunteers keep winter shelters up and running
• 01/21/12 Faith Happenings
• Excessive speed caused big pile-up at the Pass
• Friday closures, delays and pass updates (Updated: 7:20 a.m.)
• Friday weather forecast: more snow and ice
• No charges to be filed in Selah SWAT team shooting
• Valley weather -- It's a mess
• Photo: One hill of a good time
• Governor to ease hours restrictions for milk truck drivers
• Man struck by train Wednesday expected to survive
• Wapato man sentenced to 15 years for smuggling meth
• Budget cuts limit hours at city of Yakima public access window
• Tickets remain for veterans crab feed fundraiser Saturday
• Yakima manufactured housing development nears approval
• Toppenish teen sentenced to 90 days for eluding, DUI
• Violent robbery attempt thwarted
• Drug raids in Sunnyside, Grandview net six arrests
• Red Cross in search of Real Heroes stories
• Yakima Relay For Life campaign to begin Monday
• School closures, delays for Friday
• I-90 eastbound lanes finally reopen near Snoqualmie Pass
• Drug raids net six in Lower Valley
• Yakima cancels school on Friday
• Weather cancels commercial flights in Yakima
• Injuries in train accident not life threatening
• Crab feed to help veterans
• Appeals court: Washington's Top 2 primary OK, recall limits not
• Weather prompts action to protect milk deliveries
• Messy mix of rain, sleet and snow is falling
• AP: Perry to drop presidential bid, endorse Gingrich
• Today's weather: More snow expected
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, Jan. 19
• Anti-gang grant bill boasts bipartisan support
• Is Yakima man a sexually violent predator?
• Sunnyside man faces attempted murder charge in stabbing
• Yakima pro-life events to mark Roe v. Wade anniversary
• Sunnyside eyes ways to lessen shortfalls
• Yakima police hold three on suspicion of burglary, mugging
• Deadline nears for Prosser award nominations
• Zillah ready to move Teapot Dome to town
• Yakima conductor loses legal fight over foreign music rights
• Yakima schools will delay Thursday
• YourPhoto: A new cross
• Not Amy -- Local singer-songwriters find the missing piece
• On the Menu -- Wing Central's Roadhouse Grill
• The Indoorsman -- Irrational hatred and Gerald Laird
• Book Scene -- 'The Snow Child'
• Dear Crabby -- Of snakes and severance packages
• 10 Days Out -- Ellensburg Winterhop Brewfest
• Terrible Noise -- The Handsome Family
• 01/19/12 10 Days Out
• 01/19/12 Film clips
• 01/19/12 Theater
• 01/19/12 Planner
• 01/19/12 Night life
• 01/19/12 Books
• 01/19/12 Just Announced
• 01/19/12 Art
• Snow causes problems, but mountain passes and most schools open this morning
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, Jan. 18
• Weather forecast: 4.5 inches of snow still expected
• It could be a snow go on Valley roads
• Yakima Council votes 4-3 to resume city manager search
• Not all public radio changes sit well with Yakima listeners
• Four suspects held in Yakima home invasion robbery
• Fresh | Dutch oven brings delicious promises
• Growers say solution to labor shortage is immigration reform
• Toppenish police sort out shooting that left three hurt
• Madigan cancels today's appointments due to storm
• Sunnyside event to benefit kidney transplant patient
• Need to contact your school district? Access the information here
• Upload your winter weather photos and videos
• New details emerge in Toppenish triple shooting
• Discover Yakima Valley, Jan. 17: Plan your weekend
• Proposal would stymie Costco's ability to sell liquor
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Tuesday, Jan. 17
• Bill seeks to limit powers of Washington Attorney General
• Snoqualmie Pass closure expected to last most of this morning
• Toppenish High-tech prowess to be on display today
• Many Vallley retailers see higher-than-expected holiday sales
• Man hurt in early Monday shooting in Yakima
• Yakima Valley residents celebrate King holiday-- 'We're more diverse'
• Major snowstorm could dump 8 to 12 inches in Valley by Wednesday
• Early morning shooting lands Yakima man at hospital
• Mount Rainier official: Missing snowshoer found alive
• Winter storm watch takes effect Tuesday
• Happy 97th birthday, Kiwanis!
• Numbers never lie: What truths are your website analytics telling you?
• Be part of Key Leader in 2012
• Barbershops expand social community with TVs, games, hip-hop
• 01/16/12 In Basket
• Free tax filing offered at Southeast Yakima Community Center
• Shop Talk | Retail, restaurant news continues in January
• Below average snowfall a boon to city budgets, struggle for ski resorts
• 01/16/12 Senior Lunch Menus
• YourPhoto: A Yakima morning
• Speed blamed for accident outside Cle Elum
• Semi-truck, boat and trailer destroyed in accident near Goldendale
• Searching for Jessica | Area teen likely victim of human trafficking
• Harrah brush fire burns about 100 acres
• Police say man who claimed to have been shot did it to himself
• Yakima man injured in rollover Friday night outside of Naches
• MLK Day events planned today, Monday
• Kittitas County juvenile detainees recaptured after escape
• Winter X Games champ airs it out for hometown fans
• Police seek new leads on missing Sunnyside teenager
• YVCC Diversity Series resumes this week
• Hatton: Remembering one of the Valley's true friends
• Cold? Yakima Valley offers multiple ways to warm up
• Scofield | Burning applesauce just one of many culinary tricks
• Master Gardeners | Anticipate, prepare for your spring garden
• Two captured after escaping Kittitas County juvenile facility
• Toppenish police say gunshot was self-inflicted, not a drive-by
• Yakima man hurt when vehicle rolls over east of Naches
• Yakima man allegedly brings pot into Kittitas County jail
• Convicted sex offender to live in Yakima
• 01/14/12 In the military
• Burn bans in two counties expire today
• Agriculture industry standouts earn honors
• Harrah man sentenced for role in traffic death of woman
• Sunnyside dental clinic employees in court on fraud charges
• Northwest cherry crop in 2011 one of best ever
• Former first lady among Town Hall series guests
• Program offers children a future in flight
• Weekend storm expected to dump 6 to 11 inches on passes
• Bill hopes to fill ag labor shortage with students
• Photo Journal: Orchard sunrise
• 01/14/12 Faith Happenings
• Photo Journal - At the car wash, yeah
• Weather Service issues advisory for mountain passes — up to 11 inches of snow predicted about 10 p.m. tonight.
• Sunnyside clinic employees suspected of theft
• Wapato Bean Feed to benefit American Cancer Society is tonight
• YourPhoto: Sunset over Yakima
• Donations pay for Washington Wildlife Department bear dogs
• Bean Feed is today at Wapato High School
• What's happening this weekend in the Yakima Valley: Friday, Jan. 13
• MLK events planned for Sunday and Monday
• Witness tampering charge filed against baby assault suspect
• Attorney disbarred for theft conviction
• Five vehicles destroyed, but few injuries in I-82 wrecks
• Suspect in last week's Yakima shooting arrested
• Everett lawyer announces bid for state AG
• Safeway employees give $79,000 for cancer research
• Dairy air program lauded, attacked
• Wednesday drive-by in Toppenish injures pedestrian
• Sunnyside police arrest two on drug charges
• New microscope at CWU a critical research tool
• Two I-82 crashes destroy five vehicles in Yakima
• Yakima attorney Grijalva disbarred
• Sunnyside police seize drugs, cash and stolen gun
• Toppenish gunfire strikes pedestrian
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Thursday, Jan. 12
• Patty Murray will be in town today to talk to veterans, educators
• Burn ban imposed in Kittitas County
• Sunnyside garbage rates to rise in April
• Memorial today to honor ex-Sunnyside fire chief
• Mail-in voter registrations due Monday
• Truck driver hurt near Vantage on Tuesday night
• Electrical fire injures Union Gap worker
• Pair of accused meth traffickers appear in court
• Organizers plan new approach to MLK Day celebration
• Robertson Elementary School library begins new chapter
• City racked up $100,000 in legal fees in Garza settlement
• Long-awaited purchase of 12 area radio stations complete
• Three-time interim city manager Morales considering applying for permanent post
• County joins state farming stewardship effort
• Kittitas County burn ban to take effect this afternoon
• AP: Gay marriage within reach in Legislature
• Georgia truck driver hurt in Vantage crash
• Los Lobos' songwriters look back on a career well done
• WWE at the SunDome -- It's not fake, it's scripted
• On the Menu -- The Tea Garden
• Something's Brewing -- 'Real ales'
• The Indoorsman -- AARP beckons
• Book Scene -- 'Catherine the Great -- Portrait of a Woman'
• Cinemavore -- Watch something different this year
• Dear Crabby -- Break the holiday eating cycle!
• Stalwart comedian Brad Upton performing at The Seasons
• 01/12/12 10 Days Out
• 01/12/12 Film clips
• 01/12/12 Books
• 01/12/12 Just announced
• 01/12/12 Theater
• 01/12/12 Planner
• 01/12/12 Night life
• 01/12/12 Art
• Memorial planned for former Sunnyside fire chief
• No Central Washington Ag Offices slated for closure
• What's happening today in the Yakima Valley: Wednesday, Jan. 11
• Suncadia lays off more than half its employees
• New council member logs lone vote against settlement
• Naches district trails meeting draws crowd, ire
• Wapato readies 55th annual Bean Feed
• Yakima council to hear public views on car tab fee
• Sunnyside names Mike Farmer mayor
• Officials: Massive Wapato bin blaze deliberately set
• No contract found for Wapato interim police chief
• Selah council starts year on ceremonious note under new mayor
• Man who nixed plea deal gets 7 years in drive-by
• Sunnyside demolition done, but not paid for
• Sunnyside stabbing suspect in custody
• Murray to hear veteran, educator concerns in Yakima
• Human rights advocates to gather in Sunnyside
• OB/GYN's lawsuit against Memorial hospital reinstated
• Can't seem to get dinner on the table? Get professional help
• U.S. Sen. Patty Murray to hear from Yakima vets
• Burn ban downgraded to Stage 1
• Gregoire calls for $3.6B transportation package
• Sunnyside gets new mayor
• Bill to ban plastic bags statewide to be introduced today
• Man wanted for attempted murder is captured
• New microscope aids research at CWU
• Kittitas woman injured in I-90 rollover
• Fruit bin fire keeps Lower Valley firefighters busy
• What's happening today: Tuesday, Jan. 10
• Gregoire makes her State of the State speech this morning
• Crews recycle old levee to build new one downstream in Yakima
• Car tab fee, downtown on Yakima City Council's plate
• Man held in two Yakima home invasion robberies
• Sunnyside man sought for knife attack on woman
• Facing state cuts, Sunnyside hospital lays off 9, reduces pay
• Schools, health and social services focus on state budget work
• George Lopez to play third gig at SunDome
• Reporter joins Yakima Herald-Republic staff
• Yakima Polar Bear Plunge postponed to Feb. 11
• Cle Elum police believe pedestrian hit by passing vehicle
• Burn ban heightened for county, imposed for reservation
• Emergency responders question fee proposal
• Naches Ranger District trail users at odds with district over possible closures
• Photo -- A Mariner Moose triple play!
• What's happening today: Monday, Jan. 9
• Yakima's annual Polar Bear Plunge delayed
• Snag a custom website domain name from our preferred vendor
• New administrators, plan to attend the Service Leadership & Kiwanis Programs Conference
• New tax filing requirement for Kiwanis clubs in the U.S.
• Burn bans apply across Yakima County, including Yakama reservation
• Washington mulls NRA license plate to fund hunter safety
• Discover Yakima Valley: Plan your weekend
• George Lopez returns to the SunDome
• Authorities say Cle Elum man was killed by passing vehicle
• Grandview students to urge financial aid for undocumented college students
• Alaska town tries to dig out from huge snow dump
• Sunnyside police searching for attempted murder suspect
• Newly discovered earthquake fault lines means Valley is on shakier ground than originally thought
• Local customers switching to credit unions for better service
• 01/09/12 In Basket
• Shop Talk | 2012 full of business possibilities
• Yakima County burn ban back in effect
• Shrinking glaciers on Mount Adams signal growing water problem
• Woman injured in Thursday crash satisfactory
• Yakima home full of family history burns early Saturday
• Suspect in two Sunnyside stabbings arrested in Aberdeen
• Designs for new Wapato High School to be revealed this week
• Toppenish grad's senior project story a nationwide hit
• Selah pool's future may be in voters' hands
• Sunnyside may have to pay for burned restaurant demolition
• Budget deficit may push local legislators' wish lists aside
• McLain | Norfolk pine comes for Christmas, stays all year
• Stabbing suspect being returned to Sunnyside
• Yakima family safe after fire strikes home
• Grandview woman remains hospitalized with crash injuries
• Man arrested after early-morning police chase
• Grandview man sentenced to 23 years for 2009 murder
• Grants to pay for Prosser road work
• Burn ban lifted on reservation
• Union Gap city clerk resigns
• Driver in Thursday crash faces drug, assault charges
• Suspects in Selah shop burglaries being held
• Hospital chain with Valley ties sued for wrongful firing
• Wapato mayor quiet on hiring of acting police chief
• Pacific Power rate increase too high, state says
• Yakima fires longtime finance director
• Yakima's new airline has gained reputation of leaving cities quickly if business doesn't take off
• SeaPort's chosen plane, Cessna Caravan, has history of accidents, icing problems
• New Selah Mayor John Gawlik fires longtime City Supervisor Frank Sweet
• 01/07/12 Faith Happenings
• Man facing burglary charges for Selah thefts
• High-speed chase lands Selah man in jail
• Grandview accident victim in satisfactory condition
• EPA lifts burn ban on reservation
• Grandview man gets 23 years in '09 murder
• Union Gap clerk resigns
• Pasco man jailed after crash near Grandview
• What’s happening this weekend: Friday, Jan. 6
• Bridal show circuit begins this weekend
• Cantwell says state must groom homegrown aerospace talent
• Gregoire taps Yakima lawyer for Superior Court bench
• Wapato restaurant robber gets 3 1/2 years
• Suspects sought in Yakima home invasion
• Gleed man faces charges in Wednesday night pursuit
• Downtown Yakima library renovations to begin Monday
• Yakima performing arts school purchases KAPP building
• Lawmaker proposes way out of the money mess for education
• New Selah mayor puts police chief on leave
• Ag profits are booming, and those proceeds trickle down
• Local school officials happy with high court education ruling
• Officer's lawsuit over alleged retaliation settled for $350,000
• Bartheld named to Yakima bench
• High court: Education needs not being met
• Burn ban removed
• Yakima police seek three in home invasion robbery
• What's happening today: Thursday, Jan. 5
• Gleed man faces charges in late night pursuit
• Dry December aside, Yakima Valley has plenty of water
• Crews dig up fuel-tainted soil along Little Klickitat
• Ellensburg parents held after toddler scalded
• Union Gap city clerk faces pre-termination hearing
• Donations, volunteers sought for homeless count, fair
• Man shot in shoulder Wednesday evening in Yakima
• Burn ban extended to Yakama land
• Wapato hearing to focus on school impact aid
• State Rep. to address educators on funding tonight
• Yakima Ag Expo begins today at the SunDome
• City looking for a fix for cat overpopulation problem
• Burn ban imposed on reservation
• On the Menu -- Jackson's in Terrace Heights
• Book Scene -- Top local books
• Terrible Noise -- Spoon
• The Indoorsman -- Dances with Sparty
• Dear Crabby -- A neat little clarification
• Perez, Hidalgo take a look back
• 01/05/12 Film clips
• 01/05/12 10 Days Out
• 01/05/12 Planner
• 01/05/12 Night life
• 01/05/12 Books
• 01/05/12 Now on sale
• 01/05/12 Theater
• 01/05/12 Art
• Damage assessment under way at diesel spill
• What's happening today: Wednesday, Jan. 4
• Advocates look to line up Latino voters in new 15th District
• Mount Rainier park remains closed as staff mourns ranger
• Local lawmakers won't back proposed gay marriage bill
• State Rep. pitches a new way to fund basic education
• Seattle man gets 16 years in drug ripoff slaying
• Cleanup continues on 280-gallon fuel spill near Goldendale
• One hurt in fiery crash on I-82 near Selah
• Stage 1 burn ban on again in Yakima County
• Body found in creek ID'd as Cle Elum man
• Add flavor to your kitchen with locally made artisan oils
• Photo: Incoming!
• Burn ban returns yet again to Yakima County
• Truck spilling diesel into Little Klickitat
• Body found in Cle Elum is identified
• Truck and trailer catch fire on I-82
• Fair Avenue emcompasses a diverse mix of commerce, attractions
• Ag Expo grows into 'one-stop shop' for all things farming
• 01/03/11 Death Notices
• Online milestones: Kiwanis districts lead the way
• Start the new year off right
• Is your club a Model Club?
• Redistricting Commission changes Valley's 14th, 15th Districts
• Yakima County wants to use speed cameras to enforce lower limits on rural roads
• Shop Talk | Borders closing tops list of 2011 retail stories
• Valley home building still in the doldrums
• 01/02/12 In Basket
• Everything's coming up roses
• Recognizing our honor roll of annual donors
• Redistricting Commission remains at standstill with dealine looming
• Junior Girls club enriches lives of Valley veterans
• Japanese-Americans cook with tradition on New Year's
• Today's minimum wage increase comes with its own price
• Scofield: Homemade Christmas proves to be a crowd-pleaser
• Selah looks to fill council seat as new mayor takes office
• Staff's picks for top photos of the year capture Valley life
• 12/31/11 Property transfers
• Yesterday's Christmas decorations become today's recycling
• Commission continues in redistricting deadlock
• Three sex offenders to live in Yakima
• Homicides in Yakima this year half of 2010 total
• Photo: Time to reflect
• Disagreements continuing this afternoon on Central Washington's 15th District
• 12/31/11 Faith Happenings
• Three sex offenders register Yakima addresses
• Sex offender to live in Grandview
• Yakima electrical fire controlled
• Eluding suspect held on $100,000 bail
• Toppenish shooting suspects sought
• Bible study to be offered for cancer patients
• Retirement leaves vacant seat on Harrah council
• State denies Memorial's bid to offer elective angioplasties
• Debate over 15th District boundaries slows commission process
• Suspect in baby assault may face witness tampering charge
• Missing tribal hunters found after two days
• Photo: Out on a limb
• Yakima City Council names Morales interim city manager
• Season for success at Yakima concert venue
• Yakima gains direct flights to Wenatchee, Portland
• Morales named interim Yakima city manager
• High-speed chase ends in arrest near Mabton
• Portland, Yakima, Wenatchee air service to start
• Debate on dividing Central Washington legislative districts to continue
• Toppenish police investigate shots fired
• Harrah looking for new council member
• Wapato High School builds a foundation for science
• 4th Congressional District set to lose Kittitas County
• Where are they now?: Scientist follows dream of working in nature
• Photo: A little bubbly
• McAllister Museum donation to help expand display space
• Woman accused of pointing gun at neighbor charged with hate crime
• Kittitas County GOP leader steps down to focus on election
• Propane tank spared in Tuesday truck fire
• Yakima City Manager Cooper to resign
• 4th District would lose Kittitas County
• Hate crime charges filed against Yakima woman
• Fully drawn songwriting distinguishes Kasey Anderson
• On the Menu -- Chinatown Cafe
• The Indoorsman -- How embarrassing
• Book Scene -- A few blasts from comics past
• Dear Crabby -- Wine etymology and feigned perplexity
• Cinemavore -- 'Repo Man'
• 12/29/11 10 Days Out
• 12/29/11 Film clips
• 12/29/11 Night life
• 12/29/11 Planner
• 12/29/11 Theater
• 12/29/11 Just Announced
• 12/29/11 Books
• 12/29/11 Art
• Propane truck catches fire
• New congressional district maps to be announced today
• Manweller steps down as Kittitas GOP chair
• Selah tables hot-button severance packages
• Yakima man's bail set at $200,000 in drug trafficking case
• Zillah adds $20 car tab fee to fund street projects
• Sales at Union Gap Sears thought to be holding up
• Burglary suspect found hiding inside downtown business
• Clean Air Agency lifts burn ban in Upper, Lower Yakima County
• Man hurt in Selah industrial accident expected to survive
• Tree recycling program under way
• Top 10 stories in Yakima Valley reflect year of pain, loss
• Family secrets, authentic recipes on menu at Taco Borracho
• Redistricting commission to announce agreement
• Man badly hurt in Selah industrial accident
• Burn ban removed for Yakima County
• Zillah adopts car tab fee
• What’s happening today: Tuesday, Dec. 27
• Burglary suspect arrested in downtown Yakima building
• Yakima parking tickets go online
• Searchers find novice snowmobiler lost near Lake Cle Elum
• 12/27/11 Civic Calendar
• Day after Christmas is a shoppers' delight
• Novice snowmobiler found 24 hours after he went missing
• Some Valley charities struggle for donations as needs rise
• Volunteering to help others helps couple cope with loss
• 12/26/11 In Basket
• McLain: Organic, edible trends growing in gardening
• Yakima police arrest pair of suspects in UPS robbery
• Grandview puts car tab cash to work
• Edward the Elf delivers Christmas joy to special kids in Valley
• Aiporter owner protests shuttle bus service
• Community generosity overwhelms new mom at Christmas
• NORAD keeps annual watch on Santa's movements
• Suspicious blaze on Lincoln Ave. this morning
• Valley churches offer Christmas presence
• 12/24/11 Faith Happenings
• Yakima police names officer who shot, killed man
• Day care kids bring Christmas to recuperating 3-year-old
• Former Yakima councilman, business owner dies at 89
• Single mom, two boys need clothing
• Hastings votes for tax cut compromise
• Polar Plungers sign up for New Year's Day
• 12/24/11 Yakima People
• Pastor, multiple cancer survivor, delivers Christmas message of peace
• Photo Journal: Eerie scene
• Yakima officer involved in fatal shooting identified
• Hastings supports payroll tax cut compromise
• Discover Yakima Valley: 10 things to do in January
• Former Benton City mayor briefly jailed
• Kiwanis International offices closed for the holidays
• What's happening this weekend: Friday, Dec. 23
• $2.7M grant to extend residency program to Ellensburg
• Again with the burn ban!?
• Prosser man admits beating caused friend's death
• Man accused of fracturing newborn's skull
• Hospitalized mom needs Christmas help
• $50,000 fire near Sunnyside displaces at least 4
• Driver faces charges in Easton crash
• Valley small businesses devise survival strategies for holidays
• Discover Yakima Valley: Mercedes and Family Restaurant
• Fire destroys apartment home near Sunnyside
• Another burn ban declared
• Crash near Easton injures two
• Prosser man admits guilt in 2010 beating death
• Wounded Yakima Marine to be honored today
• What's happening today: Thursday, Dec. 22
• Vigil honors memory of homeless who have passed away
• Officials set to issue warning about methadone
• Yakima man fatally shot by police no stranger to court system
• Doc Hastings defends vote against 2-month payroll tax cut extension
• Photos: Sharing holiday happiness
• Sunnyside community center open during break
• Leadership Prosser applicants sought
• Prosser Rotary sponsors leadership award
• Firefighters control dryer blaze at Cintas building
• Suspect in fatal hit-and-run arrested
• Disabled single dad needs help with clothing food
• Predicted mountain storm could complicate holiday travel
• Drug trafficker given 18 years in case with limited details
• The best of 2011: Another banner year of entertainment
• Burn ban lifted on Yakama reservation
• Single mom's 9-year-old has been good, could use some help
• Basic supplies, gifts would make these kids, mom smile
• Man shot by Yakima police marks county's sixth officer-involved shooting this year
• The Indoorsman-- Bah, hum- ... ah, you get the idea
• Dear Crabby-- Fake or real?
• On the menu -- Mercedes and Family
• Book Scene -- "Little Princes"
• Terrible Noise-- A few favorites from 2011
• 12/22/11 Film clips
• 12/22/11 Night life
• 12/22/11 Just Announced
• 12/22/11 Art
• 12/22/11 Planner
• 12/22/11 Theater
• 12/22/11 Books
• Hastings defends vote against continued tax break
• Sunnyside driver who fled fatal crash apprehended
• Laundry company dryer causes fire in Yakima
• What's happening today: Wednesday, Dec. 21
• Select your Top 10 stories of 2011
• Gang-fighters shift tactics in the Legislature
• Yakima County employment picture brightens a bit
• Yakima woman gets 7 1/2 years in fatal stabbing
• East Valley residents pitch in to nab burglary suspects
• Sex offender moves to the Toppenish area
• Mom, 4 kids need clothes
• Kellen Moore to play on big screen in hometown
• Long-standing Yakima County burn ban ends
• Man charged in Sunnyside burglary
• Economic development funds to help pay for vacant jail
• Catholic Church likely to name Native American saint next year
• Photo: Here we go a' caroling
• Yakima woman sentenced to more than seven years in 2009 stabbing
• County burn ban lifted
• Single mom, four kids can use some clothing help
• Find faith in the kitchen
• Unemployment picture a bit less bleak for county
• Pope Benedict XVI declares Native American a saint
• Some burning restrictions lifted
• Man arrested in Sunnyside burglary
• Benton County prosecutor now member of federal bar
• Announcement expected next month on architect for Walter Clore center
• Police: Kennewick robberies target medical marijuana users
• Youth hang out, do homework at new Grandview center
• Yakima rebuilds a neighborhood with 11 affordable homes
• 12 Valley schools among state's low achievers
• School districts around region to go to voters in February
• Hard winter looms for mom, three kids
• Special service helps the grieving cope with the longest night
• Mom, three teen children need clothing, other supplies
• New Orleans in 2012: Discover the city's essence at international convention
• Win the Kiwanis One Day contest
• Leave a legacy with KIF planned giving
• Air improved, burn ban lowered
• Power failure a brief one in Union Gap
• Driver flees scene of fatal wreck near Sunnyside
• Wrong fuel starts Sunday house fire in Yakima
• Making clothes a perfect fit for tent and awning company
• Police say Robertson Elementary School fire likely arson
• Yakima City Council cuts overtime pay to understaffed fire department
• Reporter's Notebook | Procastinators may win out this Christmas
• Mother diagnosed with leukemia, three children need help
• 12/19/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• One killed, five hurt in Sunnyside accident
• Investigation continues into Yakima school arson
• Yakima County No. 1 in state for number of uninsured people
• Klickitat County workers find missing man's remains
• Valley homes bright with Christmas lights
• Famly trying to get back to normal
• Civil Air Patrol connects civilians to military
• Marine receives heartfelt homecoming
• Scofield | Christmas spirit is renewable
• Master Gardeners | A few more chores await the December garden
• PHOTOS | Let your lights shine
• Missing Klickitat County man's body discovered
• Yakima Community Center serves Christmas for 2,000-plus
• Natural gas well driller declares bankruptcy
• Two judge candidates top bar poll with high marks
• Single dad needs household goods
• Four men face charges in Ellensburg home invasion
• Selah raid nets pot plants, one arrest
• Yakima Christmas tree sale benefits mission kids
• 12/17/11 Yakima People
• New stained-glass panels reduce glare, add beauty at Holy Family Church
• Yakima mayor may consider business fee to save fire inspector job
• Police report finding 40 pot plants at Selah home
• 30-year fixed mortgage rate falls to 3.94%
• Christmas tree sale benefits children
• Delta Petroleum, which once drilled near Bickleton, declares bankruptcy
• Four arrested for Ellensburg home invasion
• Drive through the West Valley Church Nativity -- while you still can
• 12/17/11 Faith Happenings
• Seattle man accepts plea in 2010 Yakima shooting death
• CWU priest leaves church for 'personal reasons'
• East Valley Marine recounts horrors of Afghan war
• Photo: Just the right tree
• Trucker injured after rolling near Roosevelt
• Four arrested after early-morning skirmish in Yakima
• Second Bickleton pot-growing suspect gets 10 years
• Mom, daughter need clothing, supplies this winter
• Man found not guilty in 1987 slaying
• New timeline changes little for Yakima mail center
• Hundreds of happy feet at school shoe giveaway
• Operation Gateway -- Police, DEA back on the same page
• Study connects large-scale dairies, feedlots to increased air pollution
• Ten year sentence for marijuana grower
• Four arrested on assault charges in Yakima
• Judge says Prosser owes man attorney fees
• Truck driver hurt in Klickitat County crash
• Dark portrait emerges of Barefoot Bandit's life
• Feds OK Naches Heights viticultural area
• Are you connected with The Eliminate Project?
• Smoke smell forces emergency landing in Yakima
• Basin water plan may have to wait 2 years for funds
• The Lofts sales grow by two and counting
• Large family needs clothing
• East Valley teacher appeals certificate suspension
• Mabton schools to request M&O levy boost in February
• Ecology targets air quality in Yakima child care center
• Selah Kiwanis bikes to roll to young owners
• Yakima low-speed chase ends in driveway
• Granger ups irrigation fee by $2 an acre
• Rollover auction puts 4,000 roasts in food banks
• Frontier passenger jet makes emergency landing in Yakima
• Michele Taylor files appeal, seeks to lift suspension of teaching certificate
• Cody Beebe and the Crooks return for Seasons Extravaganza
• Book Scene -- 'The Kitchen Counter Cooking School'
• On the Menu -- Golden Coin
• The Indoorsman -- Too cool for SantaCon
• Cinemavore -- 'Raising Arizona'
• Something's Brewing -- Hoptoberfest
• Dear Crabby -- Let there be lights -- and insults
• 12/15/11 10 Days Out
• 12/15/11 Planner
• 12/15/11 Night life
• 12/15/11 Film clips
• 12/15/11 Now on sale
• 12/15/11 Theater
• 12/15/11 Books
• 12/15/11 Art
• Yakima man, who won't pull over for police, taken into custody at his home
• The Lofts lands two sales from live auction
• Franklin judge grants Yakima man's request for shorter sentence
• 'La Pastorela' Christmas story to play out on The Seasons stage
• Local officials favor gov's educator evaluations
• Mexican national's long string of lies leads to prison
• Disabled couple ask for clothing, part-time job
• Community invited to wounded Marine's homecoming
• Sunnyside teen gang member gets prison for threats
• Mabton man accused of fleeing crash scene
• During extreme cold, extra care is needed to prevent house fires
• Yakima council OKs budget that hikes taxes, funds 12 police officers
• Selah council delays action on large severance packages
• Mabton man held in crash that injured two
• Holiday baking traditions are infused with memories
• Couple in Benton County jail for allegedly stealing holiday packages
• Coughing child alerts family to Yakima house fire
• Army helicopters crash at Lewis-McChord , 4 dead
• Odd chain of events in Yakima lead to two arrests
• Second woman hurt in spate of Valley house fires
• Bad air, burn ban to linger in Yakima Valley
• Mother of three needs help with Christmas
• Suspect in Yakima UPS truck hold-up appears in court
• Yakima man accused in pistol-whipping, shooting
• Elderly Sunnyside man dies in car crash
• Yakima woman, toddler hurt in I-82 rollover
• Grandview man gets 14 years in stabbing death
• Union Gap parade winners named
• Selah severance proposal an eye-opener
• Hagarty pleads guilty to reduced charge in DUI case
• Wastewater rate hike on the horizon for Yakima
• The politics of pain -- Troubled clinic goes unchecked
• Yakima burglary suspects arrested after failed ruse
• Yakima woman hurt in interstate accident near Ellensburg
• Yakima County prosecutor pleads guilty to reckless driving
• Inspiration at your fingertips. Just turn the page.
• Burn ban continues, not much relief in sight
• See what Aktion Clubs are up to online
• Put a little muscle in your club marketing
• Overheated wiring suspected in house fire that injured Yakima woman
• Toppenish anti-crime potluck is Monday night
• Auction will benefit local food banks
• Trooper injured when Goldendale man hits patrol car, SUV
• Structure fires keep Yakima, Union Gap firefighters busy
• Hunter found after two nights missing in mountains
• 12/12/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Prosser facility growing answers for biofuel questions
• State law restricting painkiller access leaves patients hurting
• Area schools add nearly 50 board-certified teachers
• Photos -- Union Gap Old Town Christmas Lighted Parade
• B.E.S.T. helps people make lifestyle changes to keep off weight
• Reporter's Notebook | Local advertisers going with tried-and-true for holiday spots
• 12/12/11 In Basket
• Clothing would help this family of seven
• Overdue hunter found near Rimrock Lake
• Photos: A time to remember
• Methadone deaths increasing in Yakima County
• State's use of cheap painkiller methadone costs lives
• Sunnyside considers building statue for ex-astronaut
• Influential new butterfly book earns praise for WSU researcher
• Age law forces Judge Lust to retire
• McLain: Is pollarding a cut above or the cruelest cut?
• Armed robbery reported Friday in Yakima
• Mental Health Foundation seeks votes from community
• Money tight for family with five children
• Photos: Ridin' the rails with Santa
• Speeding causes Outlook man to roll vehicle on I-82 ramp
• Yakima armed robbery suspects at large
• No detector in Swan Avenue fire
• Two Quincy men injured in early morning I-82 crash
• Large debt puts regional Boy Scouts chapter in jeopardy
• Photo Journal | Striking sunset
• Vision center claims top Enterprise prize
• District OKs funding for second phase of YV-Tech Skills Center
• Divorce support group helps heal broken hearts
• Mom working toward future for her daughter
• Meetings set to gather comment on Yakima River Basin proposal draft
• Photo: Illuminating experience
• 12/10/11 Faith Happenings
• Snokist announces it will lay off 610 employees after filing for bankruptcy
• Apple harvest better than projected; third-largest in history
• Commission to hold hearing on collective pot garden ban
• 12/10/11 Lower Valley Briefs
• Inmate gets 15 months in Yakima County jail stabbing
• Manhunt nabs suspect in Yakima robbery ring
• One arrest made in afternoon robbery attempt
• Kittitas County gets burn ban
• Toppenish man struck and killed by train
• Winners announced in Enterprise Challenge
• Snokist warns of 610 layoffs in February
• Court gives state jurisdiction over tribal members who sell smokes off reservation
• Legislators advance budget cuts plan
• Crack sealing to start at Englewood and 66th in Yakima
• Police say driver intentionally caused crashes
• Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF benefits The Eliminate Project
• Last chance to take this advantage: IRA charitable rollover
• Overcoming mistrust may be harder than Chapter 11 for Snokist
• Heat probes will help prevent fires at former Boise Cascade mill site
• Selah schools will float smaller bond proposal in February
• Two sought in Yakima attempted robbery
• Donations lagging for Toys for Tots
• Student needs help for self, siblings
• Yakima Valley businesses send donations from Yakima to Morelia
• Unhealthy air likely to remain through weekend
• Two students arrested in Prosser school break-ins
• Woman arrested after pair of car wrecks Thursday
• Photo -- Out on a limb
• Dryer fire forces Yakima school evacuation
• Selah schools will once again ask voters for new junior high facility
• Large shipment of donations heads from Yakima to Morelia
• CPA firm Moss Adams sued for $150 million
• First Street restaurant hit with attempted robbery
• Legislature leaning to make cuts next year
• Correction for PayPal users in the Club Management System websites
• Foreclosure auctions highlight sour economy
• Family with limited income needs holiday help
• Grandview homicide the result of a feud, police say
• County officials remove Wide Hollow Creek barriers to limit flood danger
• Snokist files for bankruptcy
• Council-approved utility tax in limbo
• Union Gap budget to hold steady in 2012
• Man caught with 10,000 marijuana plants to be deported
• Accused molester arrested by U.S. Marshals
• Wapato mayor to name interim police chief
• Safe Haven dinner is Friday
• Wapato jail escapee caught
• Burn ban to last through Friday
• Grange dance to benefit needy kids
• Mabton park receives $25,000 grant
• Wapato man arrested by federal authorities in Texas
• Carmen's Comedy Club closing, but owner has no regrets
• Carmen's headliner will get where he's going
• The Indoorsman -- Dumb-cup
• Dear Crabby -- Purchasing embarrassing items
• On the Menu -- Sub Shops of Yakima
• Avenged Sevenfold ready to blow the roof off the SunDome
• Book Scene -- Christmas books
• Wapato jail escapee is captured
• 2012, the year of the King
• Terrible Noise -- The Dismemberment Plan
• Burn ban remains in place for Yakima County
• 12/08/11 10 Days Out
• 12/08/11 Night life
• 12/08/11 Planner
• 12/08/11 Art
• 12/08/11 Theater
• 12/08/11 Books
• 12/08/11 Just Announced
• 12/08/11 Film clips
• Grandview homicide suspect heads to court
• Grant allows work to proceed on Mabton park
• Unions sue to stop privatization of liquor sales
• Yakima City Council moves forward with three revenue plans
• Biomass plant planned near White Swan
• West Valley voters will weigh in on large tax increase
• Pearl Harbor survivor shares his reflections on war and love
• Sunnyside officials opt to not hire controller
• ACLU needs more time in possible case against city
• Unleashed: Grandfather proud to share Pearl Harbor memories
• Paws for Heroes helps serve those who have served
• Yakima city employee union OKs wage freeze for three years
• Children's Village to expand with sizable grant
• Union Gap residents gear up for lighted parade Sunday
• Grandma with custody of three needs help this season
• Arrest made in Grandview homicide
• Tickets available for chili cook-off fundraiser
• Honorary wreaths to be placed Saturday
• Yakima house fire ruled accidental
• Toppenish man injured in collision
• Sunnyside man gets nine years for assault
• Sunnyside council hesitates on controller
• Cooking school owner helps students conquer creamy caramel
• Arrest made in Grandview shooting death
• Cause of Monday's house fire accidental
• Toppenish man injured in I-82 accident
• Tree Top donates $250,000 to WSU for research, scholarships
• Moxee felon facing assault charges after fight, shooting that injured two
• Teen faces charges of assault, robbery of middle school custodian
• Circuit court at least delays damage award in Global Horizons case
• Fundraiser will benefit young cancer victim
• Volunteers looking to restore statue of Col. J.J. Weisenburger
• Annual Luminaria begins Friday
• Number of people in poverty on the rise in Yakima County
• Blaze destroys Yakima house, man escapes injury
• Yakima council to take on tax issues
• Sunnyside police seeking help with Monday shooting
• Meetings will detail new Prosser rental, inspection program
• Mom, three kids need clothing, household goods
• Tree hunters safe after night in woods, but return treeless
• Burn ban increased to Stage 2 in most of Yakima County
• Repeat felon gets 38 years for robberies
• Logos to go
• Set the date to become One, Kiwanis
• What are you doing to support The Eliminate Project? Share your story.
• Burn ban upgraded to Stage 2
• Fire destroys S. 11th Ave. home in Yakima
• Robberies net nearly 40 years in prison
• Tree hunters wind up with a night in the woods
• Sunnyside police looking for car involved in shooting
• Photos | Downtown Yakima aglow with Christmas cheer
• Critics want water code issues addressed by 2012 Legislature
• Grandview man, 18, dies after being shot in head
• Gleed market robbed at gunpoint on Sunday
• Family is starting over this holiday
• 12/05/11 Senior lunch menus
• Reporter's Notebook | Musings on early holiday shopping
• Gleed market robbed at gunpoint Sunday afternoon
• 12/05/11 In Basket
• Enterprise Challenge down to eight finalists
• Grandview man gravely injured in shooting
• Mattawa man killed after running stop sign near Sunnyside
• Prosser apartment manager robbed at gunpoint Friday
• Photos: Sunnyside lights up the night
• Critical-care aircraft to be based in Yakima
• Couple and young kids need clothing, supplies
• VFW hall 'back in business' after renovation
• Honeyford achieves rank in Senate ag committee
• Sunnyside police holding food drive this week
• 12/04/11 Death Notices
• City searching for a new police chief
• Committee devoted to care, repair of giant Toppenish flags
• 12/4/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Scofield | Catalogs offer gizmos, toys for grandma
• Master Gardeners | What to do in a December garden
• Master Gardeners | Upcoming classes
• Prosser apartment manager robbed at gunpoint
• Mattawa man killed in crash near Sunnyside
• Photo: Journey back in time
• Holiday hospice memorial Tuesday in Sunnyside
• Latino farmers workshop Tuesday
• Promise Award winners named
• Union Gap driver injured in rollover
• Telephone town hall planned Tuesday
• State grant will improve section of Nob Hill Blvd.
• Yakima woman pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Suspect leads police on long I-82 pursuit
• Mom needs clothes, help paying bills
• School briefly locked down as police arrest shooting suspect
• OIC to start taking energy assistance applications
• Airport hopes new revenues will improve 2012 outlook
• Small hospitals endangered by Medicaid cuts
• Trail from Yakima to Mount Rainier park aims for June opening
• Apple juice not that healthy, experts warn
• Woman pleads to manslaughter in stabbing death of spouse
• 12/03/11 Faith Happeninigs
• Driver injured in I-82 rollover near Grandview
• Early-morning police chase goes nearly to Ellensburg
• Yakima school briefly placed in lockdown
• Prosecutor Hagarty formally charged with DUI
• Families displaced by White Swan fire should be in new homes by Christmas
• Man who rolled car under influence, patrol says
• Saturday benefit for breast cancer patient
• Community grant furnishes new Buena library
• Transportation grant to help smooth out road
• Eyman issues car tab stance to Yakima City Council
• Feds consider new elk-hunting plan near Prosser
• Wapato police chief retires, saying it's a good time to go
• Family of six needs help as it starts over
• Arena bond default could have broad impact around state
• Driver faces gun, drug charges after I-82 stop
• Photo: Feeling festive
• Make sure your Builders Club and K-Kids clubs get counted this month
• Member Management closed for maintenance December 2-6
• Annual Club Report now closed
• Wapato police chief resigns
• Troopers blame drug use for crash
• Holiday glow on parade around Yakima Valley
• Round of holdups breaks out in Yakima overnight
• Attorney: East Valley teacher will appeal suspension
• Yakima County voter turnout tops 46 percent
• Mom, baby ready for a new start
• Yakima police officer jailed overnight
• Prosser probes new pair of school break-ins
• Pasco, Wenatchee fight mail processing shift to Spokane
• $1M donation to help build campus hall addition
• Selah comedy club to close
• Yakima Health District sees 23 percent budget cut
• Shoppers, business owners differ on impact of temporary sales tax
• Michele Taylor will appeal suspension of teaching certificate
• The Cave Singers -- Indie neo-folk that stomps
• YSO conductor staging Christmas Pops Spectacular this weekend
• Book Scene -- 'Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?'
• Art Matters -- This season, seek out handmade artists' gifts
• The Indoorsman -- Missing out on the cool
• On the Menu -- Wild Burgers
• Dear Crabby -- The vexing Christmas travel question
• Cinemavore -- 'Not Another Teen Movie'
• 12/01/11 10 Days Out
• 12/01/11 Planner
• 12/01/11 Film clips
• 12/01/11 Night life
• 12/01/11 Just Announced
• 12/01/11 Theater
• 12/01/11 Books
• 12/01/11 Art
• Gov. Gregoire wants DEA to reclassify marijuana
• Prosser police investigate school break-ins
• Carmen’s Comedy Club to close
• Spate of robberies hits Yakima
• Pacific Northwest University gets $1 million grant
• Proposal to close Pasco mail processing facility gets cold reception
• Appeal now up to East Valley teacher
• $3.5M over-21 theater, pub to replace Uptown Plaza
• Yakima chase of stolen pickup ends in crash
• Expectant couple lack baby items
• Burglars, vandals hit Prosser middle school twice
• Wapato man dies of injuries from October car accident
• Losses total $450,000 in Toppenish farm shop blaze
• Yakima council moves potential car tab fee, utility tax hike forward
• Yakima County's 2012 budget includes some small pay increases
• Community health centers face hard hits from budget cuts
• Bears' hopes to relocate to Vancouver are dead
• Chef brings rustic comfort style to Second Street Grill
• A 'fresh' look at biscuits
• Clark County turns down sales tax for Bears stadium
• Yakima County burn ban still in effect
• Police responding to school break-ins in Prosser
• Michele Taylor will keep teaching certificate
• Mercy to combine pub with downtown cinema
• Extensive damage reported in Lower Valley shop fire
• Bumpy street in Toppenish to be paved
• Wapato school officials head to Olympia
• Teachers take to streets to oppose proposed education cuts
• Yakima's Christmas tree has tall story to tell -- and it's true
• Yakima asks public for direction: More taxes or more cuts?
• Robbed family needs clothing, small appliances
• Toppenish man faces charges in fatal crash
• Yakima-Ellensburg bus service up, running
• Search for new university president down to field of six
• Yakima stabbing suspect sought
• Woman, man thrown from car in Yakima
• Man sought in Yakima holdup
• WSP identifies man killed in crash near Cle Elum
• Hort convention due in Wenatchee
• Gardeners organizing Yakima blood drive
• Poor air quality prompts burn ban
• Tree-trimmin' time
• Man killed in Cle Elum crash is identified
• Protests shut down budget hearing
• Burn ban again ordered in most of Yakima County
• Bus service kicks off between Yakima and Ellensburg
• Educational picketing
• So close in Sierra Leone
• New chartering options for Service Leadership Program clubs
• Key Leader weekend schedule is now searchable
• CKI alumni share their stories
• Yakima convenience store robbed
• Santa Claus Trolley 2011
• Volunteers give Mother Nature a hand replanting shrub-steppe
• Reporter's Notebook | J.C. Penney's reshaping itself ahead of return
• Rotary Club members, others work to eradicate polio in Ethiopia
• Single mom, three boys need toys, clothing
• 11/28/11 Senior lunch menus
• Yakima police kept quiet about record money seizure
• Public to comment on car tab fees, utility hikes Tuesday
• Sunnyside official to propose hiring new controller
• Temporarily homeless family in need of help
• Toy Train Christmas event chuggin' along in 8th year
• Wrong-way crash on I-82 injures man
• One of Yakima's chronic homeless, Kevin Shockley not hopeless
• McLain: Grow some young gardeners over the winter
• Wrong-way crash injures man on Interstate 82
• Wine country weekend draws from both sides of mountains
• Native sustainable communities to be Diversity Series topic
• Large household needs extra holiday cheer
• Suspect sought in Sunnyside stabbing that left two hurt
• Oregon hunter killed by train near Roosevelt
• Some shoppers forego early hours to support local businesses
• 11/26/11 Faith Happenings
• Tieton's country church reborn
• Sunnyside police looking for suspect in stabbing incident
• Tradition reigns with shoppers who covet the best Black Friday deal
• Yakima-Ellensburg buses to begin running Monday
• First Toppenish food bank Thanksgiving draws diverse crowd
• Latest Yakima mill site fire cost $17,000 to fight
• A job tops dad's holiday wishlist
• Firefighters quickly quash Yakima house blaze
• Seattle man dies in head-on crash near Cle Elum
• Police investigate Yakima pedestrian accident
• 11/25/11 Yakima People
• Army Corps of Engineers to help fix failing levee
• Firefighters extinguish Yakima fire, limit damage
• Seattle man killed in crash near Cle Elum
• Slice of Yakima: Valley dairy, orchard featured on 'America's Heartland' series
• Teen entrepreneur gobbling up opportunities by raising free-range turkeys
• High-risk sex offender to live in Yakima
• Prosser holiday party extra special this year
• Gregoire appoints attorney to Kittitas Co. Superior Court
• Toppenish organizes new lighted parade for Friday
• Plans for dinner theater in Yakima to be announced
• Ruling settles former Migrant Council chief's dispute
• Photo: Giving it a shot
• Mercy family plans to build Dinner Theatre in downtown Yakima
• Turkey, stuffing, potatoes, gravy and the Thanksgiving day paper
• Single mom, three kids need a hand this holiday season
• Warehouse Theatre puts its spin on 'A Christmas Story'
• On the Menu - Los Primos Taqueria
• Thanksgiving in Wine Country will focus on Valley families
• The Indoorsman -- Things to be thankful for
• Dear Crabby -- Whip those poorly aiming men into shape
• Book Scene -- 'Blue Nights'
• Terrible Noise -- Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks
• 'Beavis and Butt-Head' -- Boys of a certain age
• 11/24/11 Film clips
• New Kittitas judge named to succeed Cooper
• 11/24/11 10 Days Out
• 11/24/11 Night life
• 11/24/11 Theater
• 11/24/11 Books
• 11/24/11 Planner
• 11/24/11 Just Announced
• 11/24/11 Art
• Sex offender changes address
• Thanksgiving holiday office closure
• Snoqualmie likely to see snow today
• Yakima County eyes $22 million in new road, bridge work
• Drive-by to cost Sunnyside man 14 years in prison
• Keep posted, posting on Black Friday mania
• Rate hike worries delay Yakima Air Terminal budget
• Harvest boost fails to stop jobless rise to 8.4 percent
• Boy knocked down by car, not seriously hurt
• Few leads have surfaced in one-year-old Prosser homicide
• Yakima County officials say no to E-Verify
• Goal of turkey giveaway? Feed those in need
• Anything can work when pairing wines with Thanksgiving feasts
• Snoqualmie Pass reopens to traffic in both directions
• Native Americans sue state over school placement
• Sunnyside man gets 14 years for drive-by
• Prosser grad admits to vandalism
• Weather cancels Gregoire's Yakima visit
• Yakima school board's newest member: Graciela Lopez
• Yakima Air Terminal offered a loan, accounting oversight
• Gubernatorial candidate addresses social issues
• Transient gets 13 months for attacking Latino family
• Yakima Community Band seeks donations to buy music
• Union Gap holiday concert to benefit Red Cross efforts
• Yakima County gets OK for groundwater management area
• Locals concerned with governor's sales tax hike plan
• After absence of years, J.C. Penney appears ready to return
• Traveling for Thanksgiving? Be prepared for anything
• Fair Ave. restaurant robbed at gunpoint
• I-90 delays resolved
• Proposal process starts now, due February 15
• Club secretaries, subscribe to the Club Management System newsletters
• Protect the connection between mothers and babies in your community
• Documents filed to build JC Penney in Union Gap
• Wet weather expected all week
• Yakima County gets OK for groundwater area
• Gov budget fix: Cuts and taxes
• Seattle Mariners outfielder Greg Halman killed
• Stores opening earlier, but not everyone is happy about it
• Governments hope robust shopping season will fill budget gaps
• 11/21/11 In Basket
• Child starts Grandview house fire when playing with lighter
• Reporter's Notebook | Black Friday shoppers, send us your stories
• Driver crashes on overpass near Cle Elum early Sunday
• 11/21/11 Senior Lunch menus
• Driver crashes on overpass near Cle Elum
• Child ignites Grandview house fire
• WSU Extension Service: Some plants can, can't overwinter in containers
• Gang member sentenced to six years for drugs, guns
• County officials to host critical areas forum Monday
• Selah mayor-elect doesn't plan major shakup
• Yakima Ice Arena manages to skate by
• Yakima man injured in Blewett Pass collision
• Future uncertain for state-contracted liquor stores
• Small grocery stores want Legislature to level financial field of I-1183
• For farmer, organic farming isn't a living, it's a lifestyle
• Man in serious condition after Friday shooting in Wapato
• Unoccupied car, house hit in shooting
• Yakima man injured in Blewett Pass wreck
• Scofield | Making and cherishing holiday memories
• 11/20/11 Volunteer opportunities
• Ex-tribal officer gets 19 months for harassment
• Two Mexican nationals plead guilty in Oak Creek pot grow
• CWU among parties interested in diocese Ellensburg land
• Terrace Heights Christmas tree sale on horizon
• Conservation program sign-up deadline nears
• New exec finds 'perfect' job helping Yakima students
• Ex-Prosser mayor out of jail after admitting violations
• Two men face charges in Lower Valley kidnappings
• Photojournalist got his start in Yakima
• White Pass Ski Area set to open Sunday
• High feed prices eat up profits for ranchers
• White Swan trailer park owner ordered to repair housing
• Kittitas County confirms it will handle case against prosecutor
• Former tribal officer sentenced in case over estranged wife
• Linda Lusk released from jail
• Owner ordered to fix White Swan rental trailers
• 11/19/11 Faith Happenings
• Bill would open Rattlesnake Mountain
• Veterans exhibit to open today at Yakama Nation Museum
• New shelter can house five women, children per night
• 4-H's rough ride -- extension service funding woes affect club
• Records detail county prosecutor's DUI arrest
• Area police begin to ramp up DUI patrols
• McKenna, other AGs want more limits on Four Loko beverage
• Winter driving off to slippery start in Valley
• Little change in revenue forecast; 'brutal' special session up soon
• Operation Christmas Child starts today
• Citizenship Day planned Saturday in Yakima
• Photo: Can you spare a little?
• Two people injured in snowy wreck Wednesday
• Yakama Museum opens Vets exhibit
• McKenna: More limits on Four Loko
• Ice plays havoc on Yakima Valley roads
• Two hospitalized after Selah crash
• Wash. economists to issue new revenue forecast
• Top prosecutor cited for DUI after Selah car accident
• Prosser's picture show: HIstoric theater to show classic film Saturday
• Lower Valley concert series set to begin
• Generating Hope to hold meeting Saturday
• Public soon will have chance to weigh in on basin water plans
• Downtown road work scheduled Thursday, Friday
• Volunteers needed at local homeless shelters
• Some Valley school districts to seek replacement levies
• Valley cities, state prepared to plow
• Guns of Nevada -- Countrified rock 'n' roll, loud and proud
• Snow!
• Carter Freeman -- Honest-to-god traveling troubadour
• On the Menu -- Twin Bridges
• Cinemavore -- 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High'
• The Indoorsman -- Looking on the bright side
• Book Scene -- 'Half the Sky'
• I-82 reopened after crash
• Dear Crabby -- About these duck-facers
• 11/17/11 10 Days Out
• 11/17/11 Film clips
• 11/17/11 Planner
• 11/17/11 Just announced
• 11/17/11 Art
• 11/17/11 Night life
• 11/17/11 Theater
• 11/17/11 Books
• Holiday episode of Valley Fresh Fare features easy appetizers
• Yakima County Prosecutor Hagarty arrested
• Getting the message right is the mission for these parents and teachers
• Yakima's downtown improvement district may rise again
• Got an extra evergreen in your yard? Yakima needs one for Christmas
• Photo: Walk on, captain
• Fundraising wrestling event Friday in Toppenish
• Harrah must dip into reserve funds
• Moxee may assume additional duties to save money in 2012
• First snow likely to hit Valley today
• Pair involved in death of Yakima native sentenced
• More fire watch personnel to be added at mill site
• New American magazine editor to speak Thursday
• Man charged with felony DUI after fifth arrest
• Ellensburg man gets eight years on theft plea
• Longtime physician in Goldendale dies at 89
• Snow likely Wednesday in the Yakima Valley
• Toppenish man charged with felony DUI
• Pasco's mail facility still in question
• Introducing Kiwanis Service Source, a database of projects by clubs, for clubs
• Efforts under way to re-form downtown district
• Officials want mill site owners to increase firefighting capabilities
• Landlord will get notice to fix trailers in White Swan
• New downtown proposal makes some key changes
• Chinook, Cayuse passes closed for the season
• Security guard foils Yakima school burglary
• West Valley to host schools tour on Wednesday
• Selah man dies in head-on wreck near Prosser
• Police seize weapons from Yakima home, one man held
• Weekend shootings in Yakima send two to hospital
• Lions Club will donate $60,000 gift to groups that help the bli
• Kennewick man injured in I-82 wreck
• Toppenish driver faces possible vehicular-homicide charge
• Fundraiser slated Friday for hearing and speech center
• CWU receives $11 million grant from U.S. Dept. of Education
• Photo -- Making way for a coming attraction
• Multiple weapons recovered from E Street house in Yakima
• Snow closes Chinook and Cayuse passes for the season
• Man dies of injuries suffered in Toppenish crash
• Disaster preparation class offered in Sunnyside
• Sunnyside council considers medical marijuana gardens
• Rash of weekend shootings in Yakima
• Man arrested in Franklin Middle School burglary
• Smoke still rising after Boise mill fire
• Selah truck driver dies in Prosser crash
• Apply for a Kiwanis International Foundation grant by November 15
• Still servant leaders, alumni keep their Kiwanis hearts
• 'Give Now' page, only better
• Job Corps dining hall to be dedicated in student's memory
• No one injured in Sunday shooting in Toppenish
• Reporter's Notebook | Carl's Jr. coming to Ellensburg
• Vinters Global Resource finds successful niche selling wine bottles
• 11/14/11 In Basket
• Fire damages Yakima home on Saturday
• Seven hurt in two-car collision near Toppenish
• Yakima man, passenger hurt in Grant County crash
• 11/14/11 Senior lunch menus
• High winds cause power failures, spread blaze at mill site
• On Gardening | Attractive flowers in to business or open house
• Former Boise Cascade property is burning again
• Yakima man hurt in Grant County crash
• Seven hurt in Toppenish crash
• Fire damages Yakima home
• Howard House: A place to call home for people in transition
• Burn ban called off Saturday as air improves
• Gingerbread House event planned Dec. 2-4
• Yakima Valley 4-H kids win leadership award
• Man treated after driving off road near Sunnyside
• Chinook, Cayuse passes closed
• All Marine wants for Christmas is lots of lights
• Organic apple conference speaker touts Asian markets
• Non-Yakama parents say tribal ruling denies them custody, visitation rights
• Burn ban lifted in Yakima County
• Snow, high winds close Chinook, Cayuse passes
• Yakima couple takes 11/11 to the 11th degree
• Get ready for snow -- Storm hits mountains this weekend
• Church offers H.O.P.E. for those struggling with addiction
• 11/12/11 Faith Happenings
• Festival of Trees changes locations in Sunnyside
• Forum to discuss disability service cuts
• Community Foundation awards grants to nonprofits
• Prosser officials protest cuts to state legislators
• Perry Tech names October student of month
• Weather, spinouts force I-90 closure on Snoqualmie Pass
• Vets Day parade draws crowd to show support: Gallery & Video
• 11/10/11 Film clips
• Drive-by in Mattawa injures two
• Snow on its way for mountain passes
• Veterans Day: Remembering life in the 'Silent Service'
• Slice of Yakima: Girl turning 1 on 11-11-11
• Veteran memorial service Monday
• Two injured in crash near Cle Elum
• Man caught wearing police body armor faces drug charge
• Veterans to be honored across Valley today
• Officials open to airport's request for financial help
• Union Gap looking to hire city administrator
• Local couple pick special date, location
• Granger taco feed to help pay for memorials
• 8th Street Deli robbed at gunpoint Wednesday
• Vehicular assault suspect arrested
• Photo: Ribbons of remembrance
• Yakima man faces vehicular assault charges
• Two injured in multi-car accident near Cle Elum
• Police seek armed convenience store robber
• Veterans Day Parade highlights Valley events Friday
• Mail processing to move from Yakima to Pasco
• Documentary on gold miners to screen next week
• Prosser school officials standing up to budget cuts
• Postal Service weighs consolidation of packing facilities
• Lusk story to be featured on '20/20' on Friday
• KIT hopes to broaden audience with FM simulcast
• Home rule campaign leader fired after measure fails
• Airport board considers asking city, county for funding help
• Guest speaker says world needs more tolerance, less fanaticism
• Community helps build the people's playground
• Washington Fruit buys 41 acres at failed Riverpointe Landing site
• County wants to rent shuttered jail to public safety agencies
• Gang shooter gets 28 years in 2009 death
• Partnership Serves High School Girls In Science And Engineering
• Yakima attorney adds stolen computer charge to legal woes
• Interchange completed, Union Gap businesses ready for traffic
• Yakima school board member to resign his post again
• Men face charges in Yakima restaurant beating, stabbing
• Jurors being chosen in fatal gang shooting in Toppenish
• Yakima Valley burn bans called off Monday
• Man hit by shot coming out of store Halloween night
• City of Yakima now projecting layoffs to balance 2012 budget
• Greenway keeps growing closer to linking Yakima, Naches
• Low-risk inmates help with Quincy apple harvest
• Two arrested in Yakima restaurant stabbing
• Yakima attorney facing stolen property charges
• Scoggins leaving Yakima school board
• Jury selection begins in fatal Toppenish shooting
• Help Key Clubbers show their K-family pride
• Encourage your CKI and Key Club alumni to Do More in November
• A better way to relate
• Burn bans removed across Yakima Valley
• Habitat for Humanity opening new resale outlet in Sunnyside
• Fatal shooting 4th gang-related slaying in Yakima County in '11
• Dia de los Muertos-- Celebration and remembrance
• 10/31/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• 10/31/11 Business Briefs
• 10/31/11 In Basket
• Reporter's Notebook: Frozen yogurt comes to Yakima
• Coroner identifies victim in Yakima shooting
• Supreme Court rule would limit public defender caseloads, require more staff for city
• Officials celebrate completion of I-82 interchange
• Woman loses Social Security card, finds major hassle
• Tribal bag takes long, winding route home
• Bumping River Road reopened with new bridge
• Yakama tribal officer injured in Friday crash
• 10/30/11 Master Gardener classes
• Master Gardeners | Plant a cover crop to improve your garden
• Photos: Gourd-geous day
• 10/29/11 Facts and Records
• East Valley football players lucky to be alive after car hits train
• Tribal officer injured when other driver fails to yield
• Davis grad filming happiness documentary in Bhutan
• Valley cities, county to feel sting of state cuts
• Cougar suspected in pig slaughter near Prosser
• Yakama leader dies of injury sustained in ranch mishap
• Grandview gang member gets three years in drive-by
• Rescuers find man lost in woods for several hours
• Yakima seminar to offer Parkinson's information
• Budget may force substance abuse centers to close in poor communities
• 10/29/11 Faith Happenings
• Old German Baptist Brethren Church stresses basics in life
• Selah teacher resigns over camera found under desk; police still investigating contents
• Grandview gang member sentenced in drive-by shooting
• Cougar suspected in Prosser pig killings
• Kittitas rescue workers find lost man
• Selah teacher resigns in hidden camera incident
• Gregoire's proposed budget cuts jarring
• Educators say 'demoralizing' cuts would have lasting impacts
• Toppenish gang member gets 90-plus years for '09 shooting death
• Photo: Autumn attraction
• 10/28/11 In the Military
• Rotary grant to help hearing, speech center
• Dia de los Muertos event scheduled Wednesday
• 'Spa-Athon' fundraiser planned Saturday
• Eisenhower homecoming parade will close roads to traffic tonight
• Electrical short causes fire at Yakima home
• Bank robbery suspect arrested on DNA sample
• Toppenish to consider utility hikes for 2012
• Declining air quality leads to countywide burn ban
• Gang member gets 90+ years in '09 shooting
• Gov. Gregoire plans major cuts to state budget
• Traffic alert: Ike homecoming parade
• Outdoor burn ban called on reservation
• Burn ban imposed in county
• Bad wiring blamed for Yakima house fire
• Gleed man gets maximum sentence in drive-by
• Konnowac Pass man charged with two counts of assault
• Granger council appointee hopes to see policies through
• Tree Top to open visitor center, store on Monday
• Downtown improvement district rallies support
• Yakima Health District chief to retire in February
• Sen. Deccio was a 'big thinker with a big heart'
• 10/17/11 Photo Journal: Leaf fight!
• Dam Video -- Future of White Salmon river spills from Condit
• Man charged in orchard shooting
• Bill Cosby -- Still sculpting comedy after 50 years
• On the Menu -- Puerto Escondido
• Dia de los Muertos -- A day filled with emotion
• Dia de los Muertos -- Altar locations
• ZomBcon -- Walking with the dead
• Terrible Noise -- Tom Waits
• Book Scene -- 'The Name of the Star'
• The Indoorsman-- Simplified shopping is all in the bag
• Dear Crabby -- Gum chewing
• 10/27/11 10 Days Out
• 10/27/11 Film clips
• 10/27/11 On the Horizon
• 10/27/11 Planner
• 10/27/11 Art
• 10/27/11 Night life
• 10/27/11 Books
• 10/27/11 Theater
• Chicken chili an easy pot to make on fall day
• Calling all cookies - Taste collecting holiday recipes
• Proposed east-west route options raise concern
• Prosser no-way contest turns into five-way race
• Economist at CWU conference doesn't envision another recession
• Business and property owners to weigh in on downtown tax
• Yakima County proposed budget stays the course for 2012
• Yakima police detective gets home detention
• Services this weekend for former Yakima City Councilman
• Sunnyside training sessions set for shelter volunteers
• Benefits fair Saturday for veterans, families
• Promise Awards spotlight Children's Village supporters
• Legislative reception to target childhood obesity
• Traffic delays expected during Tieton Drive work
• Edmonds man dies in Interstate 90 crash
• Former state Sen. Alex Deccio dies at age 89
• Wapato man hurt in tractor accident
• Suspect in Mexican homicide arrested
• Bonlender services announced
• Police officer pleads to lesser charge in DUI
• Tractor accident hospitalizes Wapato man
• Edmonds man dies in crash near Ellensburg
• State ag sees a banner year in 2010, promises of more in 2011
• Change challenges longevity in Selah mayor's race
• Grandview considers hiking water, sewer rates
• Dedication due Friday for bust of Mexican hero
• FirstFruits CEO shares honors with first lady
• Coroner: Former Yakima councilman died from ruptered artery
• Event spotlights Valley after-school activities
• Man accused of shooting farm workers goes to medical facility
• Man unconscious after ranch accident
• Prosser schools to address overcrowding tonight
• CWU lecture to focus on Chicano activist and artist
• Yakima speech, hearing center sets open houses for kids
• Trial bus service will link Yakima, Ellensburg
• Photo -- Enjoying fall's splendor
• Bonlender cause of death: ruptured brain artery
• Cowiche Canyon wildfire plan on tap tonight
• Higher utility rates possible in Grandview
• Man hospitalized after cow knocks him over near Granger
• First freeze coming to valley
• Free Club Management System to all new Kiwanis clubs for one year
• Tools to tell bullies: Back off!
• Club leaders: Prepare for your position
• State Sen. Scott White died of cardiac problem
• Age no limit for ambitious, teenage student teacher
• Volunteers spread the love with biannual work day in Sunnyside
• Toppenish man's death related to August accident
• Three children still hospitalized after Saturday accident
• 10/24/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• JA World helps student learn crucial personal finance skills
• 10/24/11 In Basket
• 10/24/11 Business briefs
• As state moves to limit Medicaid funding for ER visits, group wants to educate patients on health care options
• State officials say aggressive promotion fo ER is misguided
• Naches Valley School District looks for site for new elementary
• CWU's Economic Outlook Conference draws on current events
• Lofts auction finds buyers for 10 vacant downtown condos
• Harrah clerk-treasurer -- and her dogs -- finally call it quits
• Meet-and-greet with freeholder candidates on Monday
• Six people injured in four-car pileup near Mabton
• No injuries in Toppenish drive-by
• Occupy Yakima sees reduced crowd for second weekend rally
• 72-year-old arrested in orchard shooting that injures one
• Want to enjoy fall? Go get lost
• McLain on Gardening -- Coppicing
• No injuries reported in Toppenish drive-by
• One shot, one arrested in Konnowac Pass shooting
• Seven hurt in four-vehicle accident
• State senator found dead at Suncadia
• Yakima activist, former City Councilman Ron Bonlender dies at age 68
• 'Touchdown Karter' scores for the Mustangs
• CWU students protest $500,000 incentive bonus
• Northwest produce now tariff-free
• Some state unemployment workers may soon be looking for a job
• Vandals topple Tahoma headstones
• Wapato School Board resumes Wednesday meetings
• Life Choices of Yakima sets Nov. 1 banquet
• Health education to speak at PNWU
• Wrong-way driver on I-82 causes two crashes
• Interstate 90 construction wrapping up for the season
• Pro-business group endorses Ensey, Bristol for council
• Survey shows motorists willing to push speed limit
• Dept. of Corrections to layoff 21; hopes to use bed rental contracts to rehire some
• Ron Bonlender dead at 68
• More layoffs of state workers
• Rosh Hashanah a time to slow down and reflect
• Yakima native volunteering in Nicaragua
• 10/22/11 Faith Happenings
• Wapato school board back to Wednesdays
• Tahoma cemetery vandalized
• FYI announces endorsements for Nov. election
• Driver causes two collisions going wrong way on I-82
• I-90 construction winding down for season
• Fleeing motorist sparks midday police search downtown
• SNAP: Release 'secret archives' of abusing priests
• How Toppenish is running at issue in council race
• Growing, financing business seminar set for Yakima
• Burn ban ends after inversion eases
• Union Gap off-ramp to open this afternoon
• Minivan driver sought in Yakima drive-in hold-up
• Mabton driver gets three months in vehicular assault
• Second Sunnyside robbery suspect found in attic
• Man pleads guilty to June 2010 eluding deaths
• State inspectors to check conditions at White Swan trailer park
• Motorist who ran stop sign gets jail time
• Burn ban lifted in Yakima County
• Kollman pleads to second-degree murder
• Hanford worker goes for wild ride in outhouse
• Sonic waitress robbed at gunpoint
• Two robbery suspects arrested in Sunnyside
• Longtime Union Gap foes square off again
• Residents asked to fill out gang activity survey
• Prosser to spotlight after-school activities
• Freeholder candidates to be available at event
• Week of screenings ends in adult free health event
• Burn ban to continue at least until Friday
• Breast cancer awareness walk is on for Saturday
• Melody Lane seeks rezone for new building
• Man hit by car while running to catch a bus in Yakima
• Bill would expand ski areas' summer rec ops
• Church break-in won't dampen plans for preschool benefit
• Longtime Yakama leader to be honored
• Selah teacher on leave during probe into found camera
• Union Gap challenger believes he can do a better job
• Union Gap candidates at odds over development, fire district
• I-1183 hits the bottom line for both opponents and supporters
• Last-minute plea deal efforts delay start of murder trial
• Guerra's Coffee Co. -- Sunnyside's social melting pot
• On the Menu -- Sweet Beez Cafe
• Book Scene -- Yakima's a great place to be for good poetry
• Cinemavore -- 'The Endless Summer'
• The Indoorsman -- Calling Aaron, Andy and Spotty
• Dear Crabby -- Getting to a state of 'no mind'
• 10/20/11 10 Days Out
• 10/20/11 Planner
• 10/20/11 Night life
• Selah teacher on administrative leave after students discover camera in classroom
• 10/20/11 Film clips
• 10/20/11 Just Announced
• 10/20/11 Books
• 10/20/11 Theater
• 10/20/11 Art
• Yakima County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Yakima County
• Burn ban imposed
• Kollman case enter plea negotiations
• Yakama leader Melvin Sampson to be honored Thursday
• Yakima County gang survey under way
• Ideas for your club's campaign for The Eliminate Project
• Crime, budget rule Sunnyside City Council races
• Trial to begin for Moxee man charged in crash deaths
• Yakima woman gets 11 years for using son to hide gun, meds
• Selah men arrested for home pot grow
• Fire scorches Yakima home, vehicles
• Sunnyside eyes cutting three positions
• Wapato School Board sets Monday meeting
• Yakima to offer training on crime-free rental housing
• Volunteers needed for Loving Sunnyside work day
• Shred documents for free Saturday in Yakima Valley
• Grandview race pits political veteran, challenger
• No major cuts forecast for Yakima County's 2012 budget
• Yakima council vote ends downtown improvement group
• A get-tougher approach in the fight against gangs
• Bring pumpkin in off the porch this season
• Scarecrows enliven downtown Prosser
• Pot plants seized in Selah
• Sunnyside mulls job cuts
• Yakima home damaged by fire
• Three Yakima officers suspended without pay
• Boise man, woman die in Interstate 90 crash
• Yakima council likely to be split over imposing tax for downtown
• $6M bond would fund doubling fire station size, Sunnyside told
• Fire district again sues over access to Stampede Pass station
• Two women accused of kidnapping woman from Yakima hotel
• Cooking fire burns Outlook woman
• Ground broken for new West Valley library
• Arc to show off new Sunnyside office
• Photo | Celebrating Sukkot
• Outlook woman seriously burned in kitchen fire
• Two killed on interstate near Hyak
• Three Yakima police officers suspended
• Running out of time to update your club's website?
• Time to take a look at your club's progress
• Finding prospects with potential
• Many of those laid off knew their Hanford jobs could end
• Council hopefuls agree city needs image boost, differ on detail
• Salon industry wages rising at a good clip
• Taking 'stalk' of the corn market
• Reporter's Notebook: What's the future for WinCo property?
• Filipino-American community honors its two cultures at annual Harvest Dinner
• West Valley, Naches Valley, Highland earn marching band honors
• 10/17/11 In Basket
• 10/17/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Sunnyside to eye fire station expansion vote
• Fall enrollment at Valley's colleges is stable
• Four arrested in connection with kidnapping at Yakima motel
• Superior Court judge candidates rely on years of experience
• Medical marijuana expo idea quickly burns out
• Occupy Wall Street movement goes local and global
• Photos: Music on the move
• New signs will help visitors sip their way through wineries
• Businessmen vying for Yakima council seat offer differing viewpoints on role of government
• 10/16/11 Arboretum activities
• WSU Master Gardeners: Lots of fall activities to get kids interested in gardening
• 10/16/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Comics missing from Saturday's edition
• Shots fired at Union Gap home
• Tariff that costs orchardists millions nears ends
• Future doctor, lawyer have teamed up for success since boyhood
• Allow extra time coming home on I-90
• Glider crashed during ad filming, killing pilot
• Young composers, conductors to show what they've learned
• Low-income housing issue overshadows Prosser contest
• Photos | Memorial dedicated to WSP trio killed in fire
• Home rule proponent sues political group for gender discrimination, pay
• White Swan trailer park in a regulatory no-man's land
• State DOT returns lost teddy bear to 6-year-old girl
• 10/15/11 Faith Happenings
• Interfaith group walks, works together to make a difference
• Mixing business and service
• Glider pilot killed in Cle Elum
• Toppenish girl's fake pregnancy story a made-for-TV movie
• Costco is the state's second-largest donor to an initiative -- ever
• 2011-2012 Monthly Report available October 15
• First Annual Aktion Club Conference
• Veterans group builds a sidecar for a wounded comrade
• Police tie young suspect to a second Yakima shooting
• Both Mabton school candidates advocate involving parents
• Fire officials ask voters to continue countywide EMS levy
• Prosser District 2 school candidates differ on focus
• Prosser District 1 candidates see options beyond new school
• Two Yakima detectives hurt in scuffle with suspect
• Yakima man injured in I-90 rollover crash
• Suspect sought in Yakima home robbery
• Yakima Valley School decides on a direction
• Gunman invades Yakima home
• Detectives injured in fight with possible fugitive
• Public invited to Filipino-American Harvest Dinner on Sunday
• League of Women Voters to host City Council candidates
• Prosser recognized as top place in nation for kids
• Gang gunfire hits Sunnyside home Tuesday
• Prosser to consider utility rate increases
• Fate of tainted food seized by FDA unknown
• Children's Wishes and Dreams Oktoberfest event is Saturday
• Executive, teacher seek Wapato schools District 5 post
• Wapato homemaker challenges incumbent in District 3
• Valley man files sex abuse claim against Yakima diocese
• Naches goes step beyond medical pot moratoriums
• Basin stakeholders to request down payment
• Ready by Five kids gain seeds of knowledge
• Thief who ran from police gets four months
• Headlining at CWU homecoming-- The deal with D.L. Hughley
• Paul Myrehaug -- The comfortable Canadian comedian
• Terrible Noise -- Camper Van Beethoven
• Book Scene-- 'Mr. Fox'
• On the Menu -- El Caporal
• The Indoorsman -- Awkward conversation for those awkward times
• Dear Crabby -- Etiquette that gets you going at four-way stops
• Miranda Lambert plays the SunDome on Saturday night
• 10/13/11 10 Days Out
• 10/13/11 Night life
• 10/13/11 Planner
• 10/13/11 Art
• 10/13/11 Film clips
• 10/13/11 Books
• 10/13/11 Theater
• 10/13/11 Just Announced
• Prosser gets national award for youth activities
• Naches to ban medical marijuana gardens
• Sunnyside home struck by gunfire
• FDA seizes food products at Zillah warehouse
• Know how to contact your district?
• Money looms as big issue for Selah school board candidates
• The battle of the marching bands is on for Saturday in Yakima
• Witnesses refuse to talk in daylight shooting of gang member
• KNDO-TV to downsize, move to downtown Yakima
• Occupy Yakima plans protest Saturday
• Convicted felon sentenced for firearm possession
• Nile area man gets two years in traffic death
• Sunnyside OKs medical pot moratorium
• Prosecutors drop kidnapping charges
• Newcomers and Friends fundraiser today
• State Patrol dedication ceremony Friday
• DSHS to discuss future use of Selah facility
• Stand Up for Outlook to meet over potluck
• Warnick sets Ellensburg office hours
• Budget crunched: City of Yakima to hire six officers despite $1 million deficit
• Gluten-free baking means relearning everything
• Slice of Yakima: Wapato native still a 'Survivor'
• Valley cheers near approval of free trade agreements
• Man shot in Yakima Tuesday afternoon
• Sunnyside adopts marijuana moratorium
• Future of Yakima Valley School to be discussed
• Ideas for image-making
• Getting media attention for your club and The Eliminate Project
• Roster processing period is closed
• Hit-and-run driver sought in incident near Wapato
• Yakima gets started on facing budget deficit
• CWU to launches center to stimulate innovation
• Prosser, Kadlec hospitals to share patient record database
• Sunnyside School Board candidates differ on priorities
• Author to address Life Options event tonight
• Toastmasters to convene Yakima conference
• Yakima Theatres to reveal Uptown Plaza plans
• Ceremony to honor State Patrol officers
• I-82 crash injures Ellensburg woman
• Detailing the damage-- Grape harvest woes come into focus
• Soft housing market leads to lower property values in county
• Crash at Wapato intersection hospitalizes one
• Reminder: Roster processing deadline!
• Former Gov. Albert Rosellini dies
• Teen struck by hit-and-run driver in Wapato
• Numbers of long-term unemployed rising in Yakima County
• Betty White shares love of animals with state veterinarians
• Sunrise Rotary now accepting grant applications
• Carnation motorcyclist injured near Easton on Saturday
• Mensa qualifying tests coming up in the area
• Photos -- Duel in the Desert
• A job for the holidays?
• 10/10/11 In Basket
• Reporter's notebook -- Holiday shopping chatter
• 10/10/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Carnation motorcyclist injured near Easton
• City not sure what to do with unsightly subdivision
• 'Batman' meth dealer gets 10 years in prison
• Yakima man dies exiting I-82 on Friday
• Operation Harvest: 50 tons and counting
• Health care reform critic to speak Thursday in Yakima
• Great-grandma relearns ropes of caring for a 6-month-old
• Home rule charter -- Government by the people?
• Photos: Hot tamales! Wapato festival fires up
• Photos share history of Heart Mountain
• Home rule charter -- Freeholder candidates
• McLain -- Grow your own to give your body nutritious, real food
• 10/09/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Nearly 7,000 pot plants found near Naches
• Yakima man dies in crash
• Subdivision proposed for West Valley
• Yard sale today to raise money for new DAV van
• Regional to present $1 million to community foundation
• Sex offender moves in Toppenish
• Lower Valley man gets 79 days for homemade bombs
• Late apple harvest puts some growers in a labor crunch
• Yakima gas prices slowly dropping, but still higher than national average
• Yakima, U.G. fire chiefs looking at taxing district for funding
• Lower Valley residents voice frustrations to EPA
• Oktoberfest event downtown Saturday
• 10/7/11 Military News
• Wapato Tamale Festival is Saturday
• Oct. 20 meeting to discuss USGS groundwater study
• State insurance commissioner: U.S. health care law misunderstood
• Students get outdoor ethics lesson
• Grandview bows to state funding threat, will teach 18-year-old
• Library voyeur sentenced to 45 days in jail
• Judge keeps Spokane police trial in Yakima
• Wapato's annual Tamale Festival is Saturday
• Plan to move police trial to Yakima challenged
• Online reporting primer
• Sides square off on privatizing liquor sales
• Traffic safety agencies target two Yakima area crash zones
• Doctors equip Prosser ambulances with video scopes
• Master Gardeners host pumpkin Kids' Day
• Juvenile diabetes fundraiser Saturday in East Valley
• Reported gunman prompts Yakima school lockdown
• Sex offender relocates in Yakima
• District 5 firefighters seek votes to win big rig
• Deputies pull car spotted by motorists from Yakima River
• Valley irrigation districts wind up season
• Goodall: Let's get together and make this a better world
• Seasons Fall Festival -- Where musicians learn to make the magic
• 'The Crucible' -- The dangers of mass hysteria
• Garret Dillahunt -- Talented, versatile and no dim bulb
• The Indoorsman -- Long-distance bonding over baseball
• Book Scene -- 'When She Woke'
• Dear Crabby -- The short sundress conundrum
• Ellensburg Film Festival keeps the good films coming
• Cinemavore -- 'Re-Animator'
• Something's Brewing -- Brewing moves into academia
• On the Menu -- Thai Orchid
• 10/06/11 10 Days Out
• 10/06/11 Film clips
• 10/06/11 Planner
• 10/06/11 Night life
• 10/06/11 Now on sale
• 10/06/11 Theater
• 10/06/11 Books
• 10/06/11 Art
• Stolen car found sunk in the Yakima River
• $1.2M contract awarded to build West Valley library
• County wants to tie tax hike to consolidating 911 dispatch
• Council debates whether city should defuse or suppress gangs
• Need even greater this year for Operation Harvest donations
• Woman shooed out of bar, hit by car on Lincoln
• Yakima eluding suspect gets jail, home detention
• Sex offender changes address in Yakima
• Suspicious fire hits boarded-up Yakima house
• Toppenish man hurt in pickup-truck crash near Granger
• Online maps gauge travel time over Snoqualmie Pass
• Forum to focus on Yakima County home rule issue
• Perry training programs open to tour
• Radio KDNA sets crop insurance workshop
• Actor postpones talk at Central Washington University
• Blasting to delay I-90 travel tonight
• YVCC devotes day to sustainability
• YPD event to raise money to fight breast cancer
• Former tribal officer convicted on lesser of three charges
• State to take Mattawa child care signups
• After a rough start, Selah boy finding his way forward
• Join the can-volution with these canning tips and advice
• Work on new WV library branch to start soon
• Woman in critical condition after being hit by car in Yakima
• Federal obstruction of justice case moved to Yakima
• Former tribal officer found guilty on harassment charges
• Early morning Yakima fire results in $50,000 in damage
• Toppenish man injured in Granger accident
• Police: Gangs behind Toppenish drive-by shooting
• Fair attendance off from last year, up from 2009
• Yakima could launch planning work on widening S. 64th Avenue
• Yakima news conference turns into forum on tolling
• Selah wages final push to place in the money in contest
• Board to reveal contractor for new West Valley library
• Closed ConAgra plant leaves $70,000 windfall
• Spaghetti feed tonight at Yakima firehouse
• Jury still out in case of ex-tribal police officer
• Low-cost microchip, vaccination clinic Saturday
• Senior thespians to perform musical in Prosser
• Sunnyside to ask agency to vet proposed tire recycling plant
• Enhanced security now the rule at county courthouse
• Man arrested for death of infant daughter in 2008
• Man arrested for death of 3-month-old daughter
• Knox supporters cheer appeals court’s decision
• Best to prepare for another La Niña winter
• Toppenish home struck by gunfire
• Adams Elementary sees huge improvements in test scores
• Fire destroys shed in Cowiche on Saturday night
• Jane Goodall will open Yakima Town Hall Series on Wednesday
• Brush fire destroys grape plants near Sunnyside
• Former baker goes from kitchen to classroom
• 10/03/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• She's lovin' it - Local McDonald's manager wins regional award
• New Kindle Fire takes on the iPad
• Photos -- Farewell to the fair (for this year)
• Fire destroys shed in Cowiche
• Hatton: Publishing without a publisher a novel idea
• Law limiting narcotics a painful remedy for some patients
• USGS groundwater study expected to spur progress
• Teen girl ejected from vehicle near Vantage
• Ecology grant to help county cope with tire dumping problem
• Home rule forum to be held Friday in Yakima
• Sunnyside man dies in head-on collision Friday
• Photos: Rodeo teams pony up
• Sunnyside man dies in Friday night crash
• 10/1/11 Photo Journal
• Master Gardeners -- Take time to enjoy fall garden
• Yakima Waste Systems asks state for rate increase
• Toppenish shooting Thursday gang-related
• WInCo opts to sell 9-acre Union Gap property
• Deliberations to begin Monday in kidnapping trial
• Yakima entrepreneurs soon will be heard, speaker says
• Dozens of salespeople hawking wares at the state fair
• Love INC offers mentoring program for families in poverty
• 10/01/11 Faith Happenings
• Weather patterns expected to change to fall
• Meet your 2011–2012 Kiwanis leaders
• Toppenish police blame gangs for Thursday night shooting
• All work, some play for fair employees
• Solar tour Saturday in Kittitas Co.
• District Office Day is Wednesday
• Saturday work party in Outlook
• Man pleads guilty to reckless driving
• Man found guilty of hospital arsons
• Hernandez takes stand in kidnapping defense
• Harsh cuts could cripple essential services
• 9/30/11 Photo Journal
• Nursing home caregivers decry cuts to Medicaid, Medicare
• 10/02/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• October—the month of the young adolescent
• October will be wetter, colder
• Criminal immigrant sweep nets 36 in state
• Alert: Club roster processing closed October 1-5
• Officer pounded, yelled at bedroom door, witness testifies
• Transient charged with hate crime in attack on Hispanic family
• Firefighters control large range blaze north of Sunnyside
• Teen arrested in wounding of Yakima grandmother, grandson
• Tieton Drive shut down during search
• Granger moves to tighten accounting in wake of state audit
• Selah to air possibility of a new school bond try
• CWU to mark Hogue Hall renovations
• Crews quickly knock down Greenway fire
• Zillah man hurt after his van hits semi near Ellensburg
• GOP wants someone to try its way, Hastings says
• State fines Conover $6,000
• Fairgoers go for broke, but you can't put a price on fun
• Yakima police starting to clear Tieton Drive scene
• Transient charged with a hate crime for assault
• Large range fire burning north of Sunnyside
• Zillah man seriously hurt in accident near Ellensburg
• Arrest made in shooting of grandmother and grandson
• Fresh Hop Ale Festival -- The holy grail for hop aficionados
• The fair -- Brett Eldredge brings 'Raymond,' sense of fun
• The Indoorsman -- Comfort food that makes you uncomfortable
• On the Menu -- Mike Bastinelli's Russillo's Pizza and Gelato
• Book Scene -- 'Moonwalking with Einstein'
• Terrible Noise -- R.E.M.
• Dear Crabby -- Stuck at home
• 09/29/11 Planner
• The Lumineers are hard to categorize, but they're good
• 09/29/11 10 Days Out
• 09/29/11 Night life
• 09/29/11 Film clips
• 09/29/11 Just announced
• 09/29/11 Books
• 09/29/11 Theater
• 09/29/11 Art
• Greenway fire kept to half acre
• Yakima City Council candidate pays up on property tax debts
• Radio KDNA chief forging a new direction
• Trial begins for ex-tribal police officer
• Healthy fair fare out there -- but so's fried butter
• Demonstrators call on Doc to help save Postal Service
• Four men injured in Mattawa collision
• Ellensburg woman hurt in rollover crash
• Yakima family members sue West Valley church
• Federal appeals court says tribe must pay state cigarette tax
• Plan for new east-west route moves ahead
• Fresh -- Adult sandwiches make for an excellent sack lunch
• Polish chef brings French flair to Yakima restaurant
• Four hospitalized after Mattawa crash
• Ellensburg woman treated after Highway 97 accident
• Key Club alumni share their stories
• Selah school calling on you to vote for it in contest
• Transient held in Union Gap attack on Hispanic family
• Bicyclist dies after veering in front of Yakima bus
• Yakima Sunfair Parade winners
• Open house to solicit public's ideas on development regs
• Habitat for Humanity plans Yakima work-and-wine event
• Loan info for entrepreneurs offered today in Sunnyside
• Ladies-only prom to benefit Donald House
• Free biz, jobs expo Friday in Sunnyside
• Unions to rally in Yakima, across U.S. to save Postal Service
• Yakima road project on hold
• City Council candidate Pechtel $14,000 in arrears on taxes
• Yakima company provides 'brain and brawn' for 787 landing gear
• Antique engines -- History in motion at the fair
• Transient attacks family outside restaurant
• Man on bike killed after veering in front of city bus
• Fire engulfs Konnowac Pass home
• Ellensburg man dies in fall from tree
• Loan workshop for entrepreneurs
• Checklist for club secretaries
• Charter gift opportunities end Sept. 30
• City revamps zoning code to increase flexibility
• Suspect weather doesn't faze fairgoers
• Woman crashes car into light pole
• Toppenish woman rolls car while asleep at wheel
• British Columbia man rolls truck on Interstate 90
• Two killed in crash near Vantage
• 50 years later, karate instructor still going strong
• 09/26/11 Business briefs
• 09/26/11 In Basket
• Fair is a chance for local businesses to increase bottom line
• 09/26/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Woman crashes into power pole
• Toppenish woman asleep at the wheel, rolls car
• Two die in Vantage crash
• B.C. man rolls truck on I-90
• Photo: Going down!
• Eschbach Park levees to be altered for flood control
• Parading down the Ave. for the 50th straight year
• 09/25/11 Death Notice
• Photo: Orchard art reflects beauty
• Run free, White Salmon
• Local drum maker building a new beat
• Scofield - Autumn winds blow nostalgic air
• McLain - Make sure plants won't outgrow your yard
• Library vandals unleash water from fire sprinkler
• Two Yakima fires kept crews busy
• Cost of inflation: Despite expenses, ballooning families find a way to fly
• Selah to host forum for mayoral candidates Oct. 6
• Memorial workshop to help parents talk to parenting teens
• 16th Avenue road project to slow traffic next week
• Goldendale man dies after being struck on road in Toppenish
• Grandview teens hospitalized after rolling vehicle on SR 221
• Man shot in face not cooperating with police
• Granger dairy can sell raw milk again
• Two men indicted on ID fraud charges
• Girl's Night Out coming to Yakima on Thursday
• Developers turn to auction to sell remaining Lofts condos
• Fun is in the air at opening day of the fair
• Police seek driver in fatal hit-and-run accident
• 09/24/11 Faith Happenings
• Grandview teens injured in rollover
• Child struck and killed running for school bus; driver flees
• 18-year-old shot in the face in Yakima
• The Lofts to be auctioned next month
• Granger dairy cleared to sell raw milk
• Goldendale man fatally struck in Toppenish
• Photos: Fair opens today -- Feel free to squeal!
• Yakima Symphony in tune with audience diversity
• Sex offender to live on North First Street
• Commissioners to consider raising 911 tax
• Gang member sentenced to 16 years for shooting
• Sex offender gets a minimum five years
• Moxee gang member gets 13 months for firearms violation
• County levels the levee to limit flood threat
• Flu shots, other vaccines being offered at fair this year
• Education bracing for 'impossible' budget cuts
• Local lawmakers push prioritization in deciding cuts
• Child molester gets five year prison sentence
• I-82 pilot car accident victim was father of two
• Up for a challenge? Yakima school board has a job for you
• Two Yakima-area hikers OK after icy night in Cascades
• Yakima Sunfair Parade to celebrate its 50th year Saturday
• Prosser Balloon Festival to take flight at first light Friday
• Coroner: Retired judge's fatal wound apparently self-inflicted
• Ceremony Friday to rename law center for retired city manager
• Pilot car driver killed in I-82 crash near Benton City
• Grandview traffic stop nets burglary suspects
• Info sought in Sunnyside shooting that left one hurt
• Special Olympics fundraiser starts today
• Prosser music fest to aid girl with Batten disease
• Fair advantage: Officials hope people stay local to help stimulate Valley economy
• Former Ike catcher Hatteberg makes pitch for 'Moneyball'
• Three Yakima police officers could be fired for misconduct
• Driver of pilot car killed in fiery crash on I-82
• Local pepper growers can help you pick the perfect peck
• The fair -- Trace Adkins
• The fair -- Entertainment lineup
• Sunnyside police seek help in early morning shooting
• The fair -- schedule THIS ONE
• On the Menu -- Geppetto's Italian Bistro and Deli
• Book Scene -- Cookbooks to match the fair season
• Scene and Heard -- Mark Pickerel
• Cinemavore -- 'Bottle Rocket'
• Dear Crabby -- Marriage and insomnia
• 09/22/11 Night life
• 09/22/11 10 Days Out
• 09/22/11 Film clips
• 09/22/11 Planner
• 09/22/11 Just announced
• 09/22/11 Books
• 09/22/11 Theater
• 09/22/11 Art
• Staples death an apparent suicide
• September 21 is the International Day of Peace
• Missing hikers found safe near Rainier
• Three arrested in Grandview on suspicion of burglary
• State growers gift WSU $27 million for fruit research
• Yakima anti-gang group regrets lack of backup from Legislature
• Yakima County Gang Court piques interest of Houston officials
• Zillah imposes moratorium on medical marijuana
• Yakima County's jobless rate hits 10 percent
• Granger dairy recalls raw milk over E. coli concerns
• Ecology seeks more answers in Yakima pollution complaint
• Mercy applies to raze, rebuild Uptown Plaza movie-plex
• Free fair shuttle to run from Gateway Center
• Work to start on Yakima's third branch of HAPO
• Yakima County to cut pay raises for nonunion employees Jan. 1
• Lower Valley principal in trouble over rosary
• New tree fruit research effort planned
• New resources to help you spread the word about The Eliminate Project
• Advocate for moving Benton County seat found dead
• 'Greatest Generation' loses another of its ranks, Bob Lynch
• Wanted: Superman to lead Yakima PD
• Sunnyside officers killed man in self-defense, prosecutor rules
• Man with Down syndrome may have spent night under log
• Prosecutor decides against seeking death penalty in W. Valley triple homicide
• Cool, wet spring sets apple harvest back, too
• Plans under way to rebuild Uptown Plaza
• Naches woman injured in rollover
• Unusual search finds man cold but OK
• No death penalty sought in Goggins murders
• Prep for your new role with leadership training
• Be a sponsor, build a strong base
• All you need to do is implement
• Salazar offers support for Yakima Basin water projects
• 09/19/11 IN BASKET
• Guest column: Prepare now for potential layoff later
• Searchers find man with Down syndrome alive
• Yakima area kids learn simple lessons from a soccer superstar
• Hop farm employee from Yakima loses arm
• Lyle woman charged after injury crash
• Coca-Cola has been the real thing in Yakima area for 100 years
• 09/19/11 Business briefs
• Lyle woman charged after Klickitat County collision
• Deputies nab most wanted suspect near Bumping Lake
• Sunnyside man hospitalized after rolling vehicle
• Wapato woman struck, killed crossing road early Saturday
• Woman charged with ID theft for prison collect calls
• Sunken barge with 900 gallons of fuel leaks into Moses Lake
• Some favor 'small' tax hike, parks survey shows
• Mountain bike, skills park being built in Tieton
• Land once sited for Vineyards offered at $6.4 million
• Private enterprise steps in to spread state's tourism message
• Photo: A cut above
• Photos: Happy Sunshine Days
• Fall the perfect season to plant garlic cloves
• 09/18/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Up to 900 gallons of oil, diesel spills in Moses Lake
• Wapato woman dies when hit by car on Fort Road
• Kennewick boy allegedly robs students at gunpoint
• Sunnyside man hurt in rollover crash
• Safe Yakima Valley Communities wins $625,000 grant
• Yakima Chamber honors grocer, others for community service
• Details told in smoky I-90 crashes that left 1 dead, 8 hurt
• Federal agency lodges second lawsuit against Evans Fruit
• Tea to celebrate 80 years of gardening in Toppenish
• Volunteers needed today to carry Fallen Heroes Banners
• Health screenings offered at free fair in Grandview
• Free Discover Selah Festival's today
• Teen hit by speeding car while walking to school in Sunnyside
• 09/17/11 Yakima People
• Tribe says its ready to take civil, criminal control from state
• Yakima man who witnessed Reno crash says plane was 'totally wiped out'
• Convicted killer asks judge to reduce 80-year sentence
• 9/17/11 Faith Happenings
• Volunteer doctors, dentists heal body and soul
• Sentence in brutal 1993 Skelton murders stands
• Avenged Sevenfold to play in Yakima in December
• Smoke caused two I-90 crashes Thursday
• Sunnyside girl struck by speeding car
• Get ready, get set, get out and play!
• Revenue forecast: Local lawmakers decry across-the-board approach
• Marijuana dispute led to Wednesday shooting, police say
• Tribal police to receive $1 million federal grant
• Grass fires lead to highway problems
• Bar association poll gives Superior Court judge the nod
• County burn ban lifted Thursday
• 'Ponies in the Sun' car event Sunday
• Selah hopes fall festival draws a crowd
• Sex offender to live in Wapato
• Seattle writer plans book signing, reading
• Recovery potluck planned Saturday
• Photo: Remodel in session
• Heritage University is flourishing -- 'I don't think there is a limit here'
• Postal problems persist; Pasco may lose mail processing operations
• Grass fires slow traffic on key highways
• Grass fire closes I-90 east of Ellensburg
• Fire closes Hwy. 97 south of Toppenish
• Tribal police see $1 million federal grant
• Burn ban lifted
• Large-scale postal center closures under consideration
• Yakima man arrested in drug shooting
• Open government group honors state senator
• Regional attains 'top performer' quality ratings
• Yakima Courthouse screening to be in operation Oct. 1
• Monastery Complex Fire nears mop-up stage
• Interior Secretary to visit Yakima to review water plan
• Up to 1,000 volunteers to log a Day of Service
• Paws of Life to raise funds for American Cancer Society
• Yakima's interim fire chief will take over full time
• Building community: Visitors from Morelia return favor by helping frame homes
• On the menu -- Backwoods Cafe
• 09/15/11 Books
• Camille Bloom -- Living the dream, surrounded by fans
• The Indoorsman -- Running into better shape
• Dear Crabby-- What should I do with all this free time?
• Willson named Yakima Fire Chief
• Something's Brewing -- Fresh Ale Fesitval is the place for beer
• Terrible Noise -- Cynicism for love songs
• Book Scene -- Travel the world -- without even leaving home
• 'Journeys Without Maps' opens at Larson Gallery
• Pat Metheny plays The Seasons on Friday
• 09/15/11 10 Days Out
• 09/15/11 Night life
• 09/15/11 Planner
• 09/15/11 Art
• 09/15/11 Theater
• 09/15/11 Now on sale
• Gov. candidate to speak in Yakima tonight
• Introducing the Service Project Database!
• OIC celebrates 40 years of successes through job training
• Efforts wind down on Monastery Complex Fire
• What's the next move for Selah schools?
• Police arrest gang member in wounding of teen brother, sister
• Meetings to share results in Yakima parks survey
• Yakima Valley Quilters donate $10,000 for mammograms
• Winners told in Skewered Apple Barbecue competition
• Sunshine Days are on for the weekend in Sunnyside
• 09/14/11 Yakima People
• County officials know poverty rate is rising
• Slowly chipping away at wildfire danger
• Hispanic-majority 15th District proposed
• Micks Peppourri challenges pepper jelly's appetizer-only reputation
• Hay truck leaves trail of flames
• Fire danger cancels Snoqualmie Pass blasting
• Yakima siblings wounded in suspected gang shooting
• Put The Eliminate Project's PR toolkit to work for you
• Foe calls Yakima County home rule vote a Democrat ploy
• Yakima man gets three years in fatal stabbing
• Yakima shooting victim undergoes surgery in Seattle
• Judge wants to reconfigure UG courtroom to boost security
• Safe Yakima Valley celebrates 'shoutin' news'
• Overdue Mount Adams climber walks out on his own
• Interviews this week for fair jobs
• Yakima woman dies in leap from bridge
• Residents displaced by Monastery Complex Fire allowed to return home
• John Colgan spent a lifetime pursuing his passion for philanthropy
• Search on for Pasco man on Mount Adams
• Yakima man gets 3+ years in stabbing death
• Burn ban now applies to entire Yakima County
• Monastery fire now half contained
• Easy online forms—see what you can create with Google
• Southeast Yakima shooting hospitalizes man
• Time to renew K-Kids and Builders Club
• Refresh, reunite, reinvigorate
• Monastery Complex Fire home loss now up to 24
• Hundreds honor victims of 9/11 at Yakima Valley events
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after accident
• Kitchen, attic damaged in Yakima house fire
• Repaving work will close part of 64th Avenue in Yakima
• Sunday's high of 98 degrees set record in Yakima
• 09/12/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• State revenue workshop tailored to new, small business owners
• Picture this - Pick up photos and a meal at Photo Haus
• When it comes to dorm rooms, less is more
• 09/12/11 In Basket
• Monastery fire: Officials say 104 structures lost
• Stage 1 burn ban in effect for Yakima County
• Yakima man hospitalized after motorcycle accident
• 9/11 -- Muddy memories, inadequate materials hamper teaching
• 9/11 -- Valley Muslims, like many others, decried attacks
• 9/11 -- Crisis manager says tragedy also brought unity to U.S.
• Readers share their memories of Sept. 11, 2001
• 9/11 -- A decade after that fateful day, scars still run deep
• Tribes work to undo state's right of authority
• Memorial to be held Monday for boy missing since 2004
• More flavor, variety spice up Skewered Apple BBQ Championship
• 09/11/11 Death Notices
• Satus Pass fire 30 percent contained; some return home
• Photos: A sporting occasion
• Master Gardeners' secret gardens a public teaching tool
• Scofield - Farewell Ben, a granddog in all ways
• McLain - Variegated plants jazz up landscape
• Monastery fire: Some residents allowed to return to properties
• Monastery fire: Residents await word on returning to properties
• Suspected library voyeur arrested
• Yakima groper may be on the loose again
• 09/10/11 Faith Happenings
• Yakima People: Junior League of Yakima names board
• Selah High evacuated, closed for day after fire
• Monastery fire about 20 percent contained
• Merged credit union announces new name
• Track 29 tenants unfazed by land purchase
• Photos: Solemn salute
• Memorial's credit rating downgraded
• Bathroom fire sends Selah students home
• Burn ban ordered in Yakima County
• Informational meeting tonight on Monastery Fire
• Merged credit union takes new name
• Hwy 97 reopens with 30-minute delays
• 09/09/11 At School
• $6M petroleum cleanup to start at two Buena sites
• Jury acquits Granger man in shooting
• Several hundred volunteers turn out for Day of Caring
• Yakima events to help newly eligible demystify Medicare
• Yakima forum to explain new state-run health exchange
• Rotary speakers target Vietnam's lingering Agent Orange
• Traffic stop nets Grandview man's arrest, 45 pounds of pot
• Memorial seeks golf teams for Children's Network benefit
• Developer says price too high for downtown improvements
• Nine homes destroyed in Satus Pass fire
• Fire shuts down U.S. Highway 97 over Satus Pass
• Grandview man arrested in Oregon pot stop
• CWU professor to run for House after Hinkle bows out
• School districts to share suicide prevention grant
• Harrah pot raid suspect faces gun, drug charges
• Charges dropped against woman accused of killing unborn child
• Suspect in courthouse scuffle charged
• White Swan woman gets 27 months for fatal stabbing
• Selah schools to host public facilities meeting Tuesday
• Sept. 11 anniversary events scheduled
• Wapato jail escapee found after brief search
• New Stanton building construction set to begin
• Six kids with gang ties arrested in Sunnyside
• Businesses debate value of downtown Yakima improvement district
• Photo: Bee happy
• Satus Pass blaze consumes more than 1,100 acres
• Yakima County wages up 3 percent, but still below state, national averages
• Fire forces evacuations near Satus Pass, but highway partly reopened
• Wapato escapee recaptured at father's house
• White Swan woman sentenced in fatal stabbing
• Charges filed in marijuana grow near Harrah
• Golden Skewer contest sticks it to hunger
• 'Shrek' musical opens Capitol Theatre's 'Best of Broadway' series this weekend
• The Indoorsman -- A desire to impart life's most important lessons
• Dear Crabby -- A picture-perfect resolution for daddy
• On the menu -- Zesta Cucina
• Cinemavore -- 'Six-String Samurai'
• Book Scene -- 'St. Joseph's on Fire'
• LiTFUSE pairs style with substance
• 09/08/11 10 Days Out
• 09/08/11 Night life
• 09/08/11 Planner
• 09/08/11 Art
• 09/08/11 Now on sale
• 09/08/11 Books
• 09/08/11 Theater
• 09/08/11 Film clips
• Manweller announces candidacy for 13th District House seat
• Six gang-related arrests in Sunnyside
• Yakima's downtown committee struggles to survive
• Yakima's new city manager gets down to budget business
• Cowiche Canyon Conservancy seeks docent volunteers
• Work to start on $6M Cottage in the Meadow hospice
• Cowiche crash leaves one passenger in critical condition
• Yakima church offers workshops for vets dealing with PTSD
• Shriners Yakima clinic for kids who need orthopedic help
• Mission statement: Union Gospel Mission marks 75 years
• Join us for the Aktion Club conference luncheon
• Four injured in Cowiche area crash
• Cooper starts new job as Yakima city manager
• Cold spring delays pear harvest, makes fruit smaller
• OPEN: Club billing roster processing
• Mabton hops producer finds its niche selling directly to craft beer makers
• Retired justice to address women's issues
• Schools using improvement grants to raise the educational bar
• Granger Menudo Festival isn't just fun and games -- this is serious business
• Two Wapato men die in crash near White Swan
• Art work-- Local business are displaying more works from community artists to create a feeling of locality
• Shop Talk -- Taco Borracho reopens under new owners -- but it's still in the family
• Photos: Calling all buckaroos
• Selah woman pleads guilty to theft charges
• VA caregiver support Thursday
• Columbia Basin water report due this month
• Bicyclist struck and killed near Mattawa
• 09/04/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Legislators pressured to consider pay cuts
• Neighbor alerts Yakima family of burning home
• Yakima Valley schools are building a graduation foundation
• Controlled burn prompts calls from concerned residents
• Bicyclist killed near Mattawa
• Photo: Calling down the football gods
• Neighbor credited with minimizing fire damage
• CWU lab employs practical physics
• Officials move forward with efforts to clean up Lower Yakima Valley water
• Bail set at $500K in Union Gap court house scuffle
• Suspect in Selah assault could face third strike
• Harvest Fest planned Monday in Wapato
• Antique Farm Expo winners named
• 09/03/11 Faith Happenings
• Suspicious box at Prosser school draws bomb squad
• Extend your subscription with the Club Management System referral program
• Photos: Just kiddin' around at Kittitas County Fair
• 10,000 pot plants unearthed near Wapato
• Ike grads return to see new campus take shape
• Police seek suspect who escaped from sheriff's office
• Gap Factory Store set to open today
• Judge angered by court scuffle; gun fired, nobody hurt
• Good Samaritan lassos pair of dogs trapped in canal
• Local detectives working with DEA again on drug cases
• E/Step Software Inc. plans math workshops
• ALS Association to host walkathon Saturday
• Man still on run after escaping from sheriff's office
• Shot fired during scuffle in Union Gap muny court
• McKenna upheld on health-care challenge
• Spokane congressional town hall gets raucous
• Yakima County home rule debate begins
• Sunnyside man accused of forcing boy to smoke pot
• Prosser to celebrate 86th annual States Day
• Two overdue Mount Adams climbers found in good condition
• Idaho woman dies in car crash near Toppenish
• Prosser man accused of setting his home on fire
• Volunteers launch fundraiser in bid to buy Princess Theatre
• Holmquist Newbry to hold District Office Day in Moxee
• Rodeo time! Ellensburg businesses take pride in their town
• Bill's Place now a player on local music scene
• Check out Ben Rice Band's blues at Bill's on Friday
• Book Scene -- 'Wildwood'
• On the menu -- Tony's Steakhouse
• Terrible Noise -- The Flaming Lips and Pink Floyd
• Scene and Heard -- Peppino D'Agostino
• The Indoorsman -- A new side to an old friend
• It's fair and rodeo time in Ellensburg
• Dear Crabby -- The world according to Robert Dufresne
• Sunnyside man accused of providing dope to boy
• 09/01/11 10 Days Out
• 09/01/11 Planner
• 09/01/11 Night life
• 09/01/11 Art
• 09/01/11 Theater
• 09/01/11 Books
• 09/01/11 Just announced
• 09/01/11 Film clips
• Idaho woman killed in Hwy. 97 crash
• Lost Mount Adams climbers found this morning
• Central grad attempts lake swim
• Holmquist Newbry's district day
• Bataan Death March survivor dies at 90
• What are Valley's most interesting places?
• Could Labor Day weekend be boom time for business?
• Long debate ends as water tower rises above Prosser
• Suspect held in near-fatal beating in Selah
• Autopsy shows unborn child didn't die from being kicked
• Menudo fans, chefs to head to Granger
• Memorial nurses stage informational picket
• Yakima officer, several others hurt in two-car crash
• Sunnyside man gets 14 years for molesting a child
• Submarine veterans to hold picnic in Ellensburg
• 08/31/11 Lower Valley briefs
• Valley and state school districts boost test scores
• Officer among those taken to hospital after car accident
• Photo Journal: Picking raspberries
• Sunnyside man gets 14+ years for child molestation
• Selah man in induced coma after beating
• Valley Fresh Fare features award-winning Mexican recipes
• Hot Shots' record crowd boosts business downtown
• Jury convicts Yakima man of manslaughter in stabbing
• Former chamber chairwoman to lead Greater Yakima group
• Lake Cle Elum fish ladder clears hurdle
• Ceremony to start construction of new Eisenhower High School
• Grass fire burns vacant house in Mabton
• 08/30/11 Lower Valley briefs
• 08/30/11 Yakima People
• White Swan trailer park tenants say conditions are unhealthy
• Numbers key to debate on state's wolf management plan
• Escape the cops? Don't brag about it on Facebook
• Yakima Chamber of Commerce chooses its next CEO
• Bragging on Facebook leads to citation for Yakima man
• High winds, downed power line spark Mabton fire
• Get serious about funds with serious fundraising how-tos
• Give fast feedback, get fast answers
• Eliminate MNT, earn thanks
• Nonprofit dog park planned for Terrace Heights
• Yakima man killed in early morning accident
• Toppenish man shot at party
• 90-year-old still king of the courts at Kissel Park
• Hatton: Remembering Dad a birthday tradition
• Photos: Community pride at Highland parade
• Wolf management plan has many howling over state's efforts to control population
• Civil rights leader Roho Shinda leaves a legacy
• Hot Shots heats up in downtown Yakima
• 8/28/11 In the Military
• Most Embarrassing Moments deflate a too-buoyant mood
• Shootings force Yakima police to ramp up patrols
• Artists take time out from teaching
• Yakima area churches tend Garden of Eatin' to feed needy
• 08/27/11 Faith Happenings
• Paws in the Pool event Sunday
• Regional hospital recognized for excellence
• Raid nets pound of heroin in Yakima
• Six-year-old Yakima girl shot in latest rash of shootings
• Driver escapes injury in Wenas area crash
• iPhone voyeur gets jail sentence
• Man hospitalized after Tieton Drive crash
• New fruit pest has growers and exporters on edge
• Woman accused of killing unborn child not in court
• Members approve credit union merger
• Multiple calls of shots fired early Thursday in Yakima
• Candidates for Prosser council seat emerge in special filings
• Airport board agrees to lease with All Seasons
• More freeholder filings put measure on November ballot
• Photo: Garden variety
• Sundown M guest speaker shares message of support
• Outdoor enthusiasts disparage new Discover Pass
• White Pass to close overnight Monday for rock blasting
• One sent to hospital as gang gunfire erupts
• Bail set at $1 million for boyfriend of Yakima homicide victim
• DEVELOPING STORY: Youth shot near Pine Street
• Buena woman faces manslaughter charges
• White Pass to close next Monday
• Gunshots heard in early morning Yakima gang activity
• No, deer: Leavenworth hospital’s emergency room turns away curious walk-in patient
• It's official: There will be a county charter election
• Airport sets reserves policy
• Yakamas get Homeland Security grant
• Hot Shots 3-on-3 tournament downtown this weekend
• New UW president has eye on the future
• Collective gardening law leaves medical pot users in legal haze
• Moving Selah inmates from Yakima to Chelan County will save city thousands
• Finance plan changes stall Bears' move to Vancouver
• Powwow, stick games run through weekend in Toppenish
• Repeat DUI offender gets five years
• Man held in Wednesday death of girlfriend
• Woman who allegedly killed unborn child is arrested
• 12 more freeholder applications filed Wednesday
• Teacher of the year puts the children first
• Two arrested in Sunnyside on drug, gun charges
• Yakima triplex damaged by fire
• Pesticide company to pay $3,300 fine
• Body of Cle Elum man found Tuesday
• Opera in the Vines -- Moving the music
• Selah elementary teacher receives region's top honor
• Clark County lowers public portion on Bears stadium
• On the Menu -- Mel's Diner
• Dear Crabby -- How to greet the coming apocalypse
• Art Matters -- Take a good, long look at art
• Book Scene -- 'Mice' and 'Bedbugs'
• The Indoorsman -- The demarcation tumbleweed
• The Yakima Bears -- Take yourself out to the ballgame
• There's more going on than Salsa in the Streets this weekend
• Cinemavore -- 'Mel Brooks' History of the World Part I'
• 08/25/11 10 Days Out
• 08/25/11 Art
• 08/25/11 Night life
• 08/25/11 Planner
• 08/25/11 Film clips
• 08/25/11 Now on sale
• 08/25/11 Theater
• 08/25/11 Books
• Two arrested in Sunnyside on drug charges
• Police arrest Yakima man in suspected homicide
• Body of missing Cle Elum man found
• Power problem blamed for Yakima house fire
• Voter-passed act expected to drive up electricity rates
• East Valley fire chief gets two-day suspension
• Grandview man missing on way home from Mexico
• Large-scale pot growers target state reservation land
• Contract dispute between Memorial, nurses hits more hitches
• Three more join ranks of freeholder candidates
• Yakima County jobless rate up slightly over last July
• Folk legend Collins to perform in Yakima
• Burn ban imposed for much of Kittitas County
• Toppenish to host Rail and Steam Show
• Cle Elum, Easton phone service out for nine hours
• Serial rapist sentenced to 46 years for two slayings
• Back to School for Yakima - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Serial rapist gets max sentence of 46 years
• Farmers market vendors share some tasty secrets
• East Valley fire chief suspended after verbal dispute
• Folk legend comes to Yakima
• Full telephone service restored in Cle Elum area
• Kittitas County bans recreational fires
• Special filing period draws a trickle
• 'ReMember' missing members
• New Key Club leaders step up
• Become a jolly good Zeller Fellow
• Yakima County Search and Rescue gets mobile command post
• Yakima investigating stormwater drain complaint
• Harrah native to lead Yakima Valley Community Foundation
• Zillah pancake feed to benefit injured supporter
• Granger soldier's Kandahar death deemed suicide
• Alcohol not involved in motorcycle crash, State Patrol says
• Memorial Hospital poised to start street closures
• First day of school strikes the right note in Toppenish
• Six sign up to run as Yakima County freeholder candidates
• Freeholder candidates file in Yakima County
• Auburn man dies in SR 97 vehicle accident
• Yakima foundation has new president
• Booming Yakima Valley rental industry a bright spot in dim economic recovery
• A crowning achievement-- New Miss Yakima County named
• 08/22/11 Senior Lunch menus
• GE Aviation still flying high in Yakima
• Reporter's Notebook - Retail is an uncertain world
• 08/22/11 In Basket
• Brush fire temporarily closes Highway 97 on Yakama reservation
• Two men injured in collision east of Sunnyside
• Auburn motorcyclist killed on Blewett Pass
• Analysis shows drug court works, but grads have trouble finding jobs
• Outreach program bears it all for safety
• DUI suspect arrested after early AM chase
• Selah toddler injured in lawn mower accident
• Ag expo a trip back in time
• Appeals court suppresses evidence in burglary case
• Photos: Good mood blues
• 08/21/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Selah boy loses several toes in lawnmower accident
• Expect delays on Highway 12 over White Pass
• Suspect in 20 West Valley robberies is caught
• Photos: Western Art Show continues today
• Bid for new Stanton Academy comes in $540,000 under budget
• Cold Stone Creamery to close next month
• Semi driver from Boise dies in I-82 wreck
• Ellensburg father accused of assaulting baby
• First West Nile case of year reported in Valley
• Appeals court ruling allows Memorial fight to continue
• Collectible buyers cash in on caches
• Yakima wants to give North First a face-lift
• Growers worry late cherry harvest will mean fewer apple workers
• Service connecting 911 callers with nurses may save $83K
• 08/20/11 Faith Happenings
• Ellensburg child is hospitalized for injuries; father jailed
• Suspect arrested in multiple West Valley burglaries
• Forest fire closes U.S. Highway 2
• County has first positive test for West Nile
• Boise truck driver dies in I-82 crash
• Pair rescued near Quartz Mountain
• Motorcycle ride Saturday to benefit White Swan fire victims
• Prosser schools to introduce anti-bullying materials
• Free preschool screenings being offered in WV School District
• Enterprise Challenge contest applications being taken
• Two close primary races still undecided
• A uniform way of thinking
• Local car dealers settle with state AG's office
• Medical marijuana moratorium enacted in Wapato
• Sentencing delayed for convicted rapist, killer
• Motive unclear for suspect in fatal stabbing case
• Two people uninjured in crash landing in field
• Mom gives kindergartners first school lesson - be prepared
• ACLU threatens to sue Yakima after voters kill Proposition 1
• Police looking for burglary suspect in West Valley
• Fletcher sentencing delayed
• Let's get grilling
• Enterprise Challenge back for second year
• Two men rescued from stuck vehicle in Kittitas County
• Kiwanis magazine's August edition is now online
• Share your story, alums
• Introducing the new 2011-2012 CKI leaders
• Small plane makes crash landing near Cowiche
• Latest defeated Latino candidate still sees future in local politics
• 'Bad Hair' day: Alleged bank robber caught in California
• Convicted rapist takes new plea for two 1987 murders
• City Council to decide future of YPD substation
• SR 24 bridge fire deemed suspicious
• Central Washington Progress group to refocus after election loss
• Yakima home severely damaged by fire
• YWCA given $300,000 expansion grant
• Toppenish man gets home treatment sentence
• Appeals court favors 600 displaced Valley farm workers
• A Case of the Blues -- Expect a new sound with two fewer Crooks
• The Indoorsman -- The old work shirt
• Dear Crabby -- Pick up your messes!
• On the Menu -- The Rib Shack
• Book Scene -- 'The Happiness Project'
• Terrible Noise -- 'Give Up' by The Postal Service
• 08/18/11 10 Days Out
• 08/18/11 Film clips
• 08/18/11 Planner
• 08/18/11 Night life
• 08/18/11 Art
• 08/18/11 Books
• 08/18/11 Theater
• 08/18/11 Now on sale
• Bandit with bad hair caught in Calif.
• Toppenish man sentenced to drug treatment
• Cause of Yakima house fire under investigation
• Yakima voters give split decision on pair of propositions
• Police hoping to start block watch in Sunnyside
• Sex offender to live in Yakima
• Armored car crashes into van, spilling coins on I-82
• Antique Farm Equipment Expo set this weekend
• Bicycle ride to benefit fire victims
• Moxee man sentenced for eluding
• Suspect held in Monday police chase
• Man gets three years for robbery
• One Prosser school board race is set
• Primary results a good indicator for UG mayor Lemon
• Museum to feature Navy plane
• Bristol, Marcley will face off in November for council seat
• ATF: Cause of 2010 fatal fire still undetermined
• Shop teacher to square off against exec in Wapato
• County courthouse upgrade to begin next week
• City Council approves city manager contract for Cooper
• Volunteer to face educator for Sunnyside school board
• City Council opts to pass on medical marijuana garden decision
• County charter writers may file Monday
• Photo: What's the scoop?
• Yakima council approves hiring Cooper
• Moxee man gets two years for attempting to elude police
• Man gets three years for stealing tractor at gunpoint
• Police: Eluder had girlfriend and baby in car
• Cause of fire that killed three from State Patrol remains unknown
• Photo -- Searching for treasures at Selah's farmers market
• Time's running out to vote-- It's primary election day
• Yakima council set to vote on new city manager contract
• Medical pot moratorium on Yakima council's agenda
• Spring floods make portions of Yakima River dangerous for rafters
• Saturday brush fire's final toll-- 471 acres, but no structures
• Governor asks feds to assess state's farm damage
• Union Gap firm completes purchase of Wenatchee business
• Alert resident sniffs out fire in Yakima apartment building
• Don't just wonder where I am ... find out!
• A good club picture is worth a thousand words
• Annual club gifts increase your impact
• Yakima apartment had no working smoke detectors
• Troopers, dispatcher killed in 2010 fire gone, but never forgotten
• Procrastinators rule in back to school shopping
• Buying school clothes doesn't have to break the bank
• Horizon Distribution relocates administrative offices
• 08/15/11 In Basket
• 08/15/11 Senior lunch menus
• Reporter's Notebook - J.C. Penney still a sentimental favorite
• Junior Horse Show riders compete for love of the sport
• Fire crews quickly contain Saturday brush fire
• Hiker injured on Mount Adams
• Pedestrian struck and killed in Toppenish
• Yakima has made its selection for city manager — but just who is Don Cooper?
• Rescue group seeks help for abandoned, hungry dogs
• Dorothy Plath has lived full, active life
• Boy dies Saturday in crash on reservation
• Medical scribes get start on careers in ER
• Primary election returns slow so far
• No serious injuries in pair of I-90 wrecks
• Woman, girl injured in Saturday AM crash
• Grandview teen sentenced to three months for drugs
• It's empty nest symdrome all over again with spouse in hospital
• Photos: Lighting the way at Relay for Life
• Photo: A taste of Valley life
• 10-year-old boy dies in crash on reservation
• I-82 crash near Yakima sends three to hospital
• Grandview teen gets jail term for meth possession
• Yakima woman, child injured near Quincy
• Winning Ike bid comes in $3 million over cost estimates
• Chimps on the rise at Cle Elum sanctuary
• Photo: Grass fire sets Selah shed ablaze
• 18 teams participating in Selah Relay for Life
• Sundusters reunion to coincide with parade
• Burglary suspect shoots at Yakima home before arrest
• Stolen car suspect caught in river after police chase
• State AG voices opposition to health care act
• Wapato gang member given 15 years for gun violation
• Photos: Detectives in training
• Man accused in late night Yakima break-in
• Yakima native fatally mauled by pit bull in California
• Upper Valley Relay for Life event scheduled for Saturday
• High-speed Yakima chase covers land, water
• 08/13/11 Faith Happenings
• Kennewick candidate won't yield on illegals
• Alluring array of animals at Yakima Valley Fair and Rodeo
• Sex offender to live on North Third Street
• House fire on 26th Avenue quickly contained
• People for People, Kiwanis to host picnic
• LV employment program taking applications
• Two Kittitas County lakes closed to swimmers
• Dump truck snaps 10 utility lines in Harrah
• Teens arrested in separate Yakima shootings
• Groundwater management to be focus of hearing
• Pot busts yield six arrests, 13,600 plants
• 8/12/11 Yakima People
• Untreated discharges into Buchanan Lake subject of upcoming meeting
• 08/14/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Candidate: Capital punishment for illegal immigrants
• Shackled suspect steals car
• Noxious weed treatment to close Kittitas lakes
• Yakima house fire blamed on wiring problem
• Photo: Out with the old
• Boy airlifted to Harborview after rollover
• State PDC: Committee late in reporting expenses
• Four Yakima River rafters rescued Tuesday
• Eluding suspect caught sleeping in Lake Aspen home
• Prosser Wine and Food Fair planned Saturday
• County home sales drop nearly 29% in second quarter
• LEAD officials seize 8,000 pot plants near Tampico
• Charges upgraded to murder for second triple-homicide suspect
• Seattle nonprofit to take over operations at KDNA radio station
• Conference reaches out to growing Latino farmer population
• Eluder naps in home after hiding in Lake Aspen
• Woman and child hurt in Zillah area accident
• Einmo and HLAK are ever-changing
• Shemekia Copeland -- Blues the way it's meant to be
• On the Menu -- Magic's Pizza Shack
• Book Scene -- 'Dirty Secret'
• Cinemavore -- 'Fandango'
• Wine and dine -- Prosser Wine and Food Fair is Saturday
• Something's Brewing -- Prosser's breweries
• The Indoorsman -- Ode to Matt
• 08/11/11 10 Days Out
• Dear Crabby -- Putrid haze
• 08/11/11 Art
• 08/11/11 Planner
• 08/11/11 Night life
• 08/11/11 Film clips
• 08/11/11 Books
• 08/11/11 Just announced
• 08/11/11 Theater
• Four rafters rescued from the Yakima River
• Yakima hopes to find stability during economic storm
• Yakima County prosecutor clears officers in two shootings
• Grandview holds forth with 84th Valley Fair and Rodeo
• State could see third-largest apple crop
• Covered patio replaces Miller Park's rotted gazebo
• 'Biking Viking' does the Canyon on state, marathon run tour
• Toppenish grows north by seven acres
• Yakima burglary suspect's run ends at power pole
• Expect longer blasting delays tonight on I-90
• Man who led chase to spend two years without car
• Governor candidate Hadian to speak in Selah tonight
• Hanford tank farm evacuated as precaution
• Late night Yakima burglar crashes into power pole
• Fatal Wenatchee fire might be gang-related
• Expect delays Wednesday evening on Snoqualmie Pass
• Toppenish annexes on north end of city
• Local reaction to stock plunge -- Congress gets much of blame
• Gang-weary Outlook takes a Night Out to fight crime
• Investing in job training key to recovery, Murray says
• Electrical problem sparked Camp Dudley fire
• 08/09/11 Yakima People
• Grandview man seriously hurt in pickup accident
• Comedian Gallagher to appear in Yakima
• Jaguar triggers injury crash on I-90, flees
• Fifty firefighters quell Tampico brush fire
• Teen charged as adult in Wapato shooting
• Aircraft to spray rural areas from Prosser to Grandview tonight
• Governor tells state agencies to prepare for 5-10 percent cuts
• Hastings, Murray say debt deal a step in right direction
• Mosquito spraying scheduled for Tuesday night
• Teen charged with shooting man in Wapato
• Five rescued from Yakima River
• Obama calls US a AAA nation despite AA+ Rating
• Camp Dudley fire blamed on electrical failure
• Leadership lessons
• Make a gift that keeps giving
• Brush fire quelled near Tampico
• State Patrol searching for car that fled I-90 accident
• Grandview man airlifted to Seattle hospital after accident
• Thread of ownership runs through three generations at B&C Sewing and Vacuum
• Overflowing and over budget - Jail faces $650K shortfall
• Fundraiser will benefit Prosser High athletes
• Photo -- Apricots for the pickin'
• Shop Talk | Behind the scenes with books, big shots and clothes buzz
• 08/08/11 In Basket
• 08/08/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Two hospitalized after crash in Ronald
• Man sentenced for firearm theft, burglary
• Rail-crossing upgrades to slow MLK Boulevard traffic
• Immigration services owner sued by state AG
• Swimmer logs another frozen 5-miler
• Sunnyside man hurt in Friday collision
• 08/07/11 Death Notices
• Photos: Hops aplenty
• Yakima VFW honors a true American hero
• Sunnyside man suffers facial injuries in accident
• Kittitas County accident injures two
• Outlook 'Night Out' event planned Monday
• Health and fitness fair Wednesday in Yakima
• EV teacher's personnel records left sealed
• Five officers involved in Wednesday shootout identified
• As Latino population changes, so will Valley's economy
• Home destroyed in blaze during second day of grass fires
• Photo: Rope 'em cowboy
• Photos: Time to shine
• Saddle up for Caribou Creek Corral
• 08/06/11 Faith Happenings
• Two boys die in Wenatchee fire
• 20 seconds, 70 shots -- Firefight leaves felon in critical condition
• High-risk sex offender to live on North 11th Ave. in Yakima
• Personal finance workshop to be delivered in Spanish
• Sunnyside man not badly hurt in hit-and-run accident
• Northwest cherry shipments approach preseason estimates
• Moxee expects crowd for annual Hop Festival
• Crash victim identified as Olympia man
• Horseshoe throwing champion is a real ringer
• Grass fire puts on a show in north Yakima
• Yakima Schools Foundation's first director to retire
• Local financial advisers don't see investor panic after Dow plunge
• Crews contain grass fire near 16th Avenue
• Sunnyside man victim of Pasco hit-and-run
• Olympia man dies in remote part of Yakama Reservation
• Gang member arrested after firing at police in Yakima
• Summer Jam planned Wednesday in White Swan
• West Mead Ave. work to slow traffic today
• National Night Out event tonight in Harrah
• Man sentenced to 13 months for burglary, eluding
• iPhone voyeur suspect re-arrested
• County courthouse undergoing security upgrades
• Two firefighters hurt in Selah house fire
• One dead in crash on reservation
• Man injured in I-82 motorcycle crash
• Fallen lamp starts fire that destroys Wapato home
• Truck driver escapes serious injury in Highway 97 crash
• CenterCal closes $4.5M deal for former Costco site
• Are Yakima police using cellphone data to track crooks?
• Pilot takes veterans, seniors on one last ride in the sky
• Former fast-food worker accused of stealing card information
• Section of busy West Mead Avenue to close Thursday
• The Amazing Kreskin knows what you're thinking
• Dusty 45s headline family-friendly Moxee Hop Festival
• Book Scene -- 'Bright's Passage' is best read of the summer
• Terrible Noise -- They Might Be Giants
• Scene and Heard -- Barton Carroll
• The Indoorsman -- Swimming with the Phishes
• Get your hot rod fix at this weekend's Vintiques
• On the menu -- Ballesteri's
• Dear Crabby -- Passive-aggressive music wars
• 08/04/11 10 Days Out
• 08/04/11 Night life
• Suspected voyeur is rearrested
• 08/04/11 Art
• 08/04/11 Planner
• Security concerns limit access to Yakima County Courthouse
• 08/04/11 Film clips
• 08/04/11 Books
• 08/04/11 Just announced
• 08/04/11 Theater
• Harrah plans National Night Out on Thursday
• Gelato offers high flavor, low fat alternative to ice cream
• Two firefighters treated after Selah house fire
• Crash destroys truck south of Goldendale
• Wapato house fire closes section of Highway 97
• Yakima city manager negotiations continue despite concerns
• Yakima Council calls for park-trespass draft ordinance
• Audit reveals 'very significant' accounting woes in Granger
• Cut line severs phone service to 20,000 Lower Valley customers
• PDC to hear complaint filed in strong-mayor election
• Wapato eyes moratorium on medical pot dispensaries
• Junior Rodeo ready to ride in Toppenish
• Greenway to stage 'No Spoof Bully Proof' night
• Driver escapes I-90 collision with elk with scrapes
• Granger man accused of keeping bombs
• Autopsy due on logging truck driver
• EMS levy to appear on November ballot
• Local hospitals get to the heart of the matter
• 1990s model cars still a favorite among thieves
• Authorities say Lower Valley man had homemade bombs
• EMS levy will be on November ballot
• Some Lower Valley telephone service out
• Log truck driver killed on reservation is identified
• IRS webinar corrected, updated
• Hanford to lose about 850 jobs in two months
• Car hits elk near Vantage
• Local reaction on debt deal runs the gamut
• Park-trespass ordinance may be used as tool to fight gangs
• Parties around Valley tonight to celebrate National Night Out
• Yakima County voters to weigh home rule
• Grandview wants to hear public's thoughts about fireworks
• VFW to honor Yakima Medal of Honor recipient
• Tribal police probe fatal logging truck accident
• Rail crossing repairs to close State Route 223 today
• Dryer fire causes $10,000 damage to Yakima home
• White Swan man killed in logging truck accident
• Yakima City Council to hold afternoon meeting on Tuesday
• Lower Valley's State Route 223 to close Tuesday
• Easy to get what you want in Big Easy
• At district, drop in on The Eliminate Project
• Not without the alums!
• Clothes dryer fire damages Folsom Avenue home
• Godspeed, Jesuits - Priests say goodbye after 140 years in Yakima
• 08/01/11 In Basket
• Big R changing name to Coastal Farm & Ranch
• Initiative works to get kids on the courts
• Reporter's Notebook: The post-Borders bookstore landscape
• Video -- Selah lifeguard doesn't need hearing to save lives
• Praying in Performance Park
• Frustrated White Swan residents want tribe to move faster to rebuild community
• Four injured in Friday collision of pickups
• Three political newcomers seek Yakima City Council seat
• Photos -- All that jazz
• National Night Out celebrations planned around Valley
• Valley farmers markets left out of pilot program
• Former Vietnamese exchange students returns for reunion
• Spencer Hatton -- He's gone cuckoo over birdwatching, feeding
• Master Gardeners -- It's not too late to plant a garden
• 07/31/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Donna Scofield -- Adventures in potty-training
• Klickitat County accident injures four
• ABC's 20/20 filming former Prosser mayor
• Patience wearing thin over debt limit debate
• Yakima Regional marks its 120th anniversary
• 'The purpose of life is to be happy'
• 07/30/11 Faith Happenings
• Water transfer to enhance Manastash Creek fish habitat
• FCC nixes Townsquare Media's $6 million radio deal
• Sunnyside woman hurt in U.S. 97 crash near Goldendale
• Latinos warned of phony emergency birth control med
• Yakima Specialties to rename building for longtime director
• Two Yakima gang members caught by feds plead guilty
• Authorities warn of counterfeit birth control medicine
• Sunnyside woman hurt when car is rear-ended
• Yakima native earns community service award
• West Valley man faces charges for torching girlfriend's garment
• Report gauges scope of Yakima's gang problem
• Court suspends Yakima attorney
• State Supreme Court slams Kittitas County on water
• Budget, business top Union Gap candidates' concerns
• Camp Dudley fire could have been much worse
• Bob Brown selected for Ted Robertson Community Service Award
• West Valley man jailed, accused of setting girlfriend's clothes on fire
• Supremes: Kittitas County violated Growth Management
• Layoff notices out today for Hanford contractors
• Fire destroys building at YMCA's Camp Dudley
• Valley Mall to close on former Costco site purchase
• Bill Cosby books Capitol Theatre performance
• West Valley orchard sustains family for 100 years
• Union Gap mayor's race attracts two veterans, new player
• Conference dedicated to Latino-owned and small farms
• Fleeing driver triggers three-way crash in Yakima
• Motorists escape serious injury in I-82 crash
• Work to hamper travel on U.S. Highway 12 next week
• Clements Way to be dedicated Friday in Selah
• Yakima city, county officials team up on east-west street
• Flat halts Brownstown burglars' getaway
• Lanes closed on I-82 near Union Gap
• Teen conquers stage fright for chance at 'Idol' crown
• Floodwaters mean more work for mosquito control crews
• Final signatures supporting home rule turned in
• Flat tire helps capture Lower Valley burglars
• Blitzen Trapper -- The better-than-Northwest-indie-folk band
• Jazz in the Valley -- Fill up your soul with jazz and blues
• Expect big delays on Highway 12
• Wenatchee cherry damage could have been worse
• Book Scene -- 'Divergent'
• The Indoorsman -- A framework for adult decor
• On the Menu -- Second Street Grill
• Art Matters -- 10 x 10 x 10 x Tieton Juried Art Exhibition
• Yes-Styx double-bill will get you singing at Maryhill
• Cinemavore -- 'Highlander'
• Dear Crabby -- We're dumb, but dogs are dumber
• 07/28/11 10 Days Out
• 07/28/11 Night life
• 07/28/11 Art
• 07/28/11 Planner
• 07/28/11 Film clips
• 07/28/11 Theater
• 07/28/11 Just Announced
• 07/28/11 Books
• Plans to move the Bears to Vancouver still alive
• CenterCal expected to buy former Costco site
• Lane closures on I-82 near Valley Mall
• Failed bond votes bring out candidates in Prosser
• June jobless rate shows 'dismal' Yakima County economy
• Budget cuts could cost Brownstown its post office
• Steve Hahn's buys Yakima Kia franchise
• Naches rangers still on lookout for lightning-strike blazes
• Yakima man among injured in crash near Ephrata
• Yakima Easter egg hunt to promote healthy kids
• Selah barbecue to mark Wags to Riches milestone
• Etiquette class series to run in Sunnyside
• Death penalty decision delayed again for triple-homicide suspect
• Yakima County voters will decide on 'home rule' in general election
• Prop 2 asks Yakima voters to update city's governing plan
• Photo | He's just doing his part
• Yakima's choice for manager sees problems and potential
• Primary election ballots are in the mail
• Steve Hahn acquires Kia franchise
• Wenatchee cherry growers check damage
• Yakima man injured in Grant County accident
• Prosser schools may cut librarians
• Yakima River Basin -- The future's uncertain path
• Boy's death outside Yakima school seen as suicide
• Pop-up fires expected in lightning storm's wake
• Yakima City Council selects Don Cooper for next city manager
• Two men get prison time in gang-related shootings
• Cooper selected as Yakima's next city manager
• Death at Yakima school parking lot considered a suicide
• Customers in Union Gap lose power
• Kennewick teen burned in Utah mine explosion
• On to New Orleans in 2012
• Help fight childhood obesity
• New, refreshed resources for The Eliminate Project
• Yakima River Basin -- A market solution
• Miss Sunfair finalists announced
• Drive-by in Mabton sends teenager to hospital
• Stop and Go Drive Inn is an all-in-the-family enterprise
• 07/25/11 In the Military
• 07/25/11 In Basket
• Miss Sunfair pageant returns; finalists chosen
• Drive-by in Mabton sends teen to hospital
• Yakima River Basin -- A new water era begins
• Yakima River Basin -- Frequently asked water questions
• Yakima River Basin -- More users, more conflicts
• Yakima River Basin -- A timeline
• Yakima Social Security Office to reduce hours
• Rhythm and Ribs fundraiser supports Southeast Yakima Community Center
• Prop 1 language confusing for some voters
• Fair representation at heart of Proposition 1 debate
• McLain on Gardening -- Grow your own raspberry patch
• Yakima Social Security office to close earlier
• Stolen vehicle report leads to five arrests in Sunnyside
• Teen shooting suspect to be tried as an adult
• Pot plants found during Mabton fire are medical
• Police try to identify suspects in shooting of girl
• Death of Buddhist Church president leaves hole in Japanese community
• Wapato man gets 5 1/2 years for animal cruelty
• Prosser fire department to build 9/11 memorial from rubble
• 07/23/11 Yakima People
• FAA furloughs won't affect Yakima airport
• Photos: How'd you fair?
• Country music star Miranda Lambert to play SunDome
• Jesuits say goodbye after 140 years in Yakima
• 07/23/11 Faith Happenings
• Ellensburg police call attempted luring a misunderstanding
• Sunnyside police arrest five after foot chase
• Ellensburg police search for man in attempted luring incident
• Miranda Lambert to perform at SunDome in October
• Mabton firefighters find valid medical marijuana grow
• Wapato school race drops to a two-way contest
• Stopped for DUI? Your car goes on 12-hour lockup
• Federal agency extends White Swan disaster relief outreach
• Man accused of two holdup attempts at Yakima groceries
• Yakima area half-marathon to cause lane closures Sunday
• Yakima seminar to focus on healthy eating
• Hundreds protest USPS proposal to move mail-sorting operations to Pasco
• Six-year-old girl critically injured in drive-by shooting
• Yakima grocery hold-up man arrested
• Yakima County man died from rodent-borne hantavirus
• Prosser pool gets grand opening
• VIDEO: Space shuttle's final landing after 30 years of service
• Kids explore the 4th R — robotics — in Yakima
• Latest car theft, chase nets Wapato man six years
• White Swan to get disaster relief, low-interest loans
• Sunnyside candidates new to politics, but not to schools
• Yakima man's hands slashed in attack
• Greenway's Spring Creek access to close for three weeks
• Sunnyside kids to get soaked at Water Fun Days
• Emergency home loan paperwork due Friday
• 07/21/11 Lower Valley briefs
• Sunnyside dental clinic to open with free event
• Grandview farm hazardous waste case unresolved 2 years later
• Cool weather has area growers feeling blue about berry harvest
• Federal assistance available to victims of White Swan fire
• On the Menu -- The Cougar Den
• Book Scene -- 'Homesteading in the 21st Century'
• Terrible Noise -- Eleanor Friedberger's 'Last Summer'
• The Indoorsman -- Running for pizza
• Scene and Heard -- The McClellans
• Dear Crabby -- Potlucks and blissful ignorance
• 07/21/11 10 Days Out
• 07/21/11 Film clips
• 07/21/11 Night life
• 07/21/11 Art
• 07/21/11 Planner
• 07/21/11 On sale now
• 07/21/11 Theater
• 07/21/11 Books
• Latest car theft, chase nets Wapato man six years
• Toppenish Safe Haven kids grow produce for food bank
• Yakima OKs 6-month moratorium on medical pot gardens
• Union Gap Borders bookstore to close after liquidation
• Work to start soon on Yakima courthouse makeover
• Woman faces charges in Lower Valley kidnapping
• White Swan woman charged with vehicular assault counts
• Missing Ellensburg woman found safe in Ogden
• Search and rescue crews bring two hikers off Mount Adams
• School districts, community groups work together to ensure low-income kids get meals
• Appeals court rules doctor's estate can sue hospital, attending physician
• YourPhoto: Yakima rainbow
• Borders to close its Union Gap bookstore
• Ecology Department actions being reviewed by Kittitas prosecutors
• Missing Ellensburg woman with Alzheimer's found
• Ailing Prosser girl headed to Hollywood
• Two missing Mount Adams climbers found
• Yakima eyes ways to fund up to $30M in road repairs
• Crankovich clears way for Hinkle to run for commissioner
• Second man charged in 1997 Selah fatal stabbing
• Barbecue tonight in Toppenish
• Witnesses impede Prosser shooting probe
• I-90 rollover crash leaves driver injured
• Alert out for missing Ellensburg woman
• Yakima 'Rhythm and Ribs' to feature cook-off
• Valley governments struggle to balance quality-of-life issues and protecting residents
• Yakimaherald.com adopting Facebook for commenting system
• Port Orchard woman injured in I-90 rollover
• Second suspect charged in 1997 Selah murder
• Kittitas County investigating Ecology Department
• Woman with Alzheimer's missing from Ellensburg
• Crankovich won't seek re-election to Kittitas Commission
• Kittitas commissioner won't seek re-election
• The Eliminate Project: Be a charter giver
• New leaders step forward
• Valley teens having tough time finding employment
• Shop Talk | Twin Bridges Inn coming back for more (again)
• 07/18/11 In Basket
• White Swan mobile home blaze under probe
• 07/18/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• White Swan fire destroys mobile home
• Untapped potential noted at Latino Civic Alliance Forum
• Nile Valley Days is 'awesome, great fun' for residents
• Group working to connect rural areas with faster Internet connections
• Generations of musicians work together in Yakima Community Band
• Master Gardeners | Improving your soil through composting
• Toppenish teen arraigned in fatal stabbing
• Young men face charges in Yakima drive-by
• Local flavor -- Granger grad shoots movie in Valley wine country
• Grants to boost toxic cleanup in Ellensburg, Sunnyside
• Health screenings today at Yakima workshop
• Fund to benefit wounded Moxee vet's family
• Eleven arraigned in 3-state marijuana case
• 07/16/11 Lower Valley briefs
• 07/16/11 Faith Happenings
• Four nuns who served in Yakima marking milestone anniversaries
• Harry's spellbound legions line up well ahead of midnight show
• Cold case warms up --Two arrested in 1997 killing of Selah woman
• Fixing this puppy is no small feat
• Yakima hospitals get $1.2 million in Medicare parity
• Slice of Yakima -- Regis and Kelly work on Yakima couple's romance deficit
• Feds bust multistate pot distribution ring
• State comes through with $66M for Yakima schools
• Bears face crucial date, July 26, in proposed team move
• UG woman gets 6 months for stealing from elderly charge
• Refunds available for canceled Dunn concert
• 'Potter' fans line up early for midnight showing
• Toppenish man gets four years for stabbing father
• 07/17/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Men arrested in 1997 murder of Selah woman
• Ronnie Dunn concert canceled
• Hanford Interpretative Center moves ahead
• Service Project Database: All aboard
• Second Toppenish robber gets 10 years
• Yakima diocese named in fourth abuse lawsuit
• Five weeks later, gun turns up down the road
• Prosser City Council eyes working off iPads instead of paper
• Deadline today for nursing future event
• Wapato pool open for the summer
• Treasure Hunters headed to Yakima
• Public may comment on YVCC accreditation
• Kids' science activities offered in Sunnyside
• Sunnyside church to host family movie nights
• Wiley City bomb turns out to be fireworks in mailbox
• Post office proposal to move mail sorting to Pasco causes stir
• Judge sentences repeat offender to 6 years for 10th DUI
• Yakima City Manager candidate resume and news clips
• Hinkle wants to return to Kittitas commission
• It's time to party -- Smokeout-style
• The Indoorsman -- Muddle-headed Muggle mangles the magic
• On the Menu -- 901 Pasta
• Book Scene -- 'Nerd Do Well'
• Cinemavore -- 'Better Off Dead'
• Dear Crabby -- Bad advice, literally
• Something's Brewing -- Who says there are no breweries here?
• Influential rock 'n' roller Peter Case to play at winery Sunday
• Classic 'Music Man' opens at Warehouse Theatre on Friday
• Nightclub bringing big Latin hip-hop names to town
• 07/14/11 10 Days Out
• 07/14/11 Art
• 07/14/11 Planner
• 07/14/11 Night life
• 07/14/11 Film clips
• 07/14/11 Just Announced
• 07/14/11 Theater
• 07/14/11 Books
• Amendment results from Geneva
• Yakama Healthy Heart track meet Thursday in Wapato
• Young professionals sought for Rotary exchange to Brazil
• Immigration forum scheduled Saturday in Yakima
• Nile Valley Days this weekend
• City manager candidates make their pitch for Yakima job
• Manweller may run for District 13 House seat of fellow Republican Hinkle doesn't
• Local restaurants use cherries to up flavor on menu
• Penn elected 2011-12 president
• Red Cross wants blood donors, especially from Valley
• Summer ends early for two Yakima schools
• Naches Ranger District honors fallen Thirtymile firefighters
• Yakima city manager hopefuls start interview rounds
• Deputies score stolen ATV, van, three suspects near Zillah
• Sleepy driver crashes into SUV near Cle Elum
• Missing Seattle man found dead in car near Snoqualmie Pass
• Selah superintendent joins Education Northwest board
• Grandview Council starts budget talks
• Central Washington Progress works to give underrepresented a say in Valley politics
• Sleepy driver causes crash near Cle Elum
• Body of missing man found near Snoqualmie Pass
• Get up to date on Geneva
• Do it right at district
• New online home for Kiwanis Kids
• With road plan, former Boise Cascade property one step closer to development
• Popular U-pick farms allows consumers to be 'farmer for a day'
• Four rafters rescued from Yakima River log jam
• Kittitas Co. accident injures Port Orchard residents
• 07/11/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Study backs screwcaps over corks, but tradition is difficult to overcome
• Shop Talk-- Is early Christmas shopping 'humbug' or 'happy holidays'?
• 07/11/11 In Basket
• Kittitas County accident injures Port Orchard residents
• Wapato man injured in possible DUI accident
• Local United Way chapter hires new chief
• Festival fun for folks of all ages
• 10 years after Thirtymile Fire, much has changed - but families still mourning
• 07/10/11 Yakima People
• Thirtymile Fire - About those who died
• 07/10/11 Death Notices
• Photos: Making waves
• Grant frees funds to reinstate three Yakima sheriff's sergeants
• Paving planned on Selah bypass, State Route 24 near Moxee
• Toppenish sex offender accused of molesting two girls
• Smoking cheese ignites South Sixth Avenue fire
• Combined forces quell 100-acre brush fire near Ellensburg
• Parents may borrow life vests at Yakima fire station
• Blasting to slow travel on Snoqualmie Pass
• Horse trailer wheel comes free, causes havoc on I-90
• Slice of Yakima: PNWU student tweets live from shuttle launch
• Economic symposium tackles downturn doldrums
• On Gardening - Birdbaths encourage feathered gardeners to hang out
• Donna Scofield - Empty nest brings more fun errands list
• 07/09/11 Faith Happenings
• New Hope wants new building to serve as community center
• Added travel time on I-90 due to blasting
• Smoking cheese ignites Yakima house
• Paving in Selah set to start
• Medical issues caused Rainbow gathering death
• Loose tire causes accident on I-90 near Cle Elum
• Martinez family's sheep dynasty imperiled
• Former Yakima chamber CEO sues following dismissal
• Artist to be featured at Prosser Art Walk
• Fundraiser garage sale Saturday in Union Gap
• Overnight brush fire burns 60 acres
• 7/8/11 Photo Journal: Eyes on the rim
• Donations continue to pour in for fire victims
• Ex-Prosser mayor gets three months for sex abuse
• Two Valley credit unions closer to merger
• Research shows this spring the coolest in 20 years
• Yakima River basin water flows well short of record
• Trio of Yakima city manager candidates unfazed by mayoral issue
• Brush fire near Union Gap burns 60 acres
• King appointed to study transportation revenues
• Yakima city manager search narrowed to three
• Ex-Chamber CEO sues over dismissal
• Not in Geneva? Connect online!
• Lost your tax-exempt status? We'll help you fix it!
• High winds expected across region this afternoon
• Video | The museum in flight -- Flying in the B-25
• More donations for White Swan fire victims
• Group to study benefits of baseball in Clark County
• VFW post rises from the ashes after June 2010 fire
• Photo: Can’t do a 180° turn in 97° heat
• MMA event to close part of Yakima Ave. on Saturday
• State suspends Yakima eye doctor's license
• Teen hospitalized after gang shooting in Wapato
• Sun City Toastmasters Clubto celebrate 25 years tonight
• Public safety fair, bicycle rodeo planned in Sunnyside
• Rise in burglaries prompts Sunnyside police warning
• Deal with Mexico ends tariff that cost state apple growers $44M a year
• Work under way to reopen Bumping River Road bridge
• Fourth of July | It's time to celebrate
• Lisa Lampanelli -- She means well
• Fourth of July | Tequila's Restaurant fueled by food, family
• Sunnyside police see spike in daylight burglaries
• Can your website home page pass the 1-2-3 test?
• Yakima optometrist's license suspended
• Folklife Festival -- Music of and for the people
• Folklife Festival -- L'Esprit Creole is old music for new audie
• Folklife Festival -- Five more to check out
• Folklife Festival -- The schedule
• 07/07/11 10 Days Out
• On the Menu -- Santiago's
• Man hospitalized after Wapato shooting
• Book Scene -- 'Spoiled'
• Terrible Noise -- 'The Charm of the Highway Strip'
• The Indoorsman -- The back side of the road trip
• Dear Crabby -- Complaining about a complainer
• 07/07/11 Film clips
• 07/07/11 Night life
• 07/07/11 Planner
• 07/07/11 Just announced
• 07/07/11 Theater
• 07/07/11 Books
• 07/07/11 Art
• Mexico to remove costly apple tariffs
• Martial arts event to block part of Yakima Avenue
• Fourth of July | An everyday American hero
• Fourth of July | An American life well-lived
• Two years after landslide, State Route 410 being rebuilt
• Yakima answers concerns in rules for new historic districts
• Kayaker's body recovered downriver by Lake Cle Elum
• Grandview area records second apparent drowning
• Accused accomplice to go to trial in teacher's aide death
• Woman faces kidnapping charges
• Grandview man killed by car while setting fireworks in road
• Prosser man critically injured in crash near Colfax
• Selah man bound for Super Bowl of Driving nationals
• Police and legal center to be named for Zais
• Yakima city manager finalists could be named today
• State's fourth wolf pack identified in Teanaway area
• Body of kayaker found near Lake Cle Elum
• Two Grandview drownings over weekend
• No greater honor than helping another
• Video: Doing more with downloads
• Teen discharging fireworks dies after struck by car
• Families have fun on the Fourth in State Fair Park
• Ike student designs his way to third in nation
• Mabton teen hurt in rollover crash
• Autopsy due today in Grandview toddler's death
• Dirt bike passenger still in critical condition
• Property crimes falling, but victims still feeling plenty of pain
• Dirt bike's passenger in critical condition
• Grandview child drowns in wading pool
• Fourth of July events scheduled throughout the Yakima Valley
• Photo: Red, white and boom at Naches fireworks
• Area businesses pitch in to keep Fourth celebration alive
• Fireworks-related fires keep crews busy in Lower Valley
• Four rafters safe after being dumped into Tieton River
• Teen arrested in killing of Toppenish man
• Six hikers found OK near Bumping Lake after night outdoors
• Teen motorcyclist, passenger injured in wreck
• Six people injured in three-vehicle accident near Stevenson
• Attorney overload-- In 48 states, there are more lawyers than jobs
• Shop Talk-- What to look for in the second half of the year
• 07/04/11 Business briefs
• 07/04/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Goldendale residents among 6 injured in 3-vehicle crash
• Yakima teens injured in collision near Wapato
• Unique day camps offer new summer experiences for kids
• Hatton: The perfect symbol of life ... a fried onion ring
• Two men killed in separate weekend homicides
• Future of downtown improvement plan uncertain
• Elderly man OK despite being lost for a day
• Mabton fire burns about 100 acres
• Photo: Marching in good faith
• Photo: Searching for shade
• Man killed in gang-related shooting in Yakima
• Man detained after stabbing death in Toppenish
• After 32 years, Dick Zais leaving Yakima on his own terms
• 7/2/11 Photo Journal: 'Cowabunga!'
• Woman hospitalized after crash on Interstate 90
• Second driver convicted for role in road-racing deaths
• July 4th road restrictions to be in place
• Department of Agriculture to host pesticide disposal day
• Thousands of Snokist applesauce cases recalled
• Well-manicured lawn helps save Wapato home from fire
• Man with no-contact order arrested on child porn charges
• Tribe member to lead Mt. Adams schools
• Garbage plan on Sunnyside City Council agenda
• Air National Guard flyover planned Monday
• 7/2/11 Yakima People
• Woman suspected of passing counterfeit $100 bills
• DirecTV continues negotiations with Fox
• Missing permit costs carport owners quadruple
• Experts say grizzly bear first in North Cascades in 15 years
• Master Gardeners - What to do in a July garden
• Foster Teen Program fosters success
• 07/02/11 Faith Happenings
• Sleepy driver crashes near Cle Elum
• Fighters fly over Sunnyside on Fourth
• Yakima traffic restrictions planned night of July 4
• Fire near Wapato stops short of house
• Processing plant fire causes $50,000 damage
• B-25 bomber to depart a few days early
• Naches fireworks events planned Sunday, Monday
• Bishop offers blessing to new neighborhood
• Report - Housing options limited for many county farm workers
• Insight -- Online high school catching on in state, county
• 76 class offerings fall victim to budget ax at YVCC
• 07/03/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Grandview couple suspected of abusing young boy
• B-25 Yakima tour will be cut short
• Fire damages Yakima processing plant
• Yakima River search called off after missing man spotted on path
• Group retracing explorer's path down Columbia River
• Weather, gas prices should be good for Fourth weekend
• Yakima won't fight police captain's reinstatement
• Level 3 sex offender moves to Zillah
• Commissioners confirm intent to join Secure Communities
• Union Gap man gets prison for child porn
• Towns around Valley hold forth for Independence Day
• Granger man accused of dumping loaded gun while fleeing shoplifting
• Konnowac Pass raid nets assault rifles, pot plants
• Yakima car, motorcycle show to aid vets food bank
• 06/30/11 Lower Valley briefs
• 06/30/11 Correction
• Grupo Hispanavision adds Al Jazeera English channel
• Man gets 1 year plus in child porn case
• It's July Fourth weekend -- Paint the town red, white and blue
• Navid Eliot -- A little less ambiguous, a little more honest
• Book Scene -- 'The Moment' by Douglas Kennedy
• On the Menu -- Truly Scrumptious Cupcakery Bakery
• The Indoorsman -- Astrology pathology
• Cinemavore -- 'Best in Show'
• Art Matters -- Summer shimmers with art possibilities for kids
• Dear Crabby -- Bad Betty has underlings in a tizzy
• 06/30/11 10 Days Out
• 06/30/11 Night life
• 06/30/11 Art
• 06/30/11 Film clips
• 06/30/11 Planner
• 06/30/11 Books
• 06/30/11 Theater
• Yakima murder try brings a nearly 8-year sentence
• Youth athletic group to manage Wapato center
• Yakima, Union Gap crews quash 5-acre brush fire
• One hurt in motorhome, car crash near Cle Elum
• Man treated, released for Yakima gang shooting wounds
• Sunnyside woman sought for passing counterfeit $100s
• Memorial Hospital offers Safe Sitter classes all summer
• Cherry harvest is a little late (or maybe just in time)
• Upper Valley fire contained at five acres
• Seventh Street shooting called gang related
• Two held in Prosser High vandalism
• Add boats to the list of scrap thieves' targets
• Mabton police rack up the gun seizures
• Man says he was fired from Regional ER after rape arrest
• CWU whittles layoffs to six, raises tuition
• Photo intern joins the YH-R for summer
• Ahtanum logging truck traffic increases
• Account set up to help stricken Prosser family
• After three-plus decades, Neighborhood Health a Yakima Valley landmark
• Democrat Jay Inslee throws hat into gubernatorial ring
• Inslee kicks off campaign for governor
• New tool: PayPal plugin for club websites
• Timber harvesting to increase truck traffic west of Yakima
• Photos-- Punching out the Cowpuncher fire
• 06/27/11 Senior lunch menus
• West Valley grad honored at Japanese celebration
• Prosser mother raising funds to help daughter with rare disease
• Family Chuckle-- Cleaning up can be a trip down memory lane
• Steve Goodwin — The Haberdasher — is the personification of customer service
• Shop Talk: Eating local pays off for Ellensburg restaurat
• 06/27/11 Business Briefs
• 06/27/11 In Basket
• Two Yakima men injured in accident near Othello
• Montana authorities find body of missing Yakima woman
• Guest column: Learning firsthand the many merits of water safety
• Toppenish mobile home damaged by fire early Saturday
• State fireworks stands to open Tuesday
• Sheriff's officials keeping an eye on BUI
• Don't let cool spring fool you, experts say global warming is a fact
• Ham radio buffs join thousands on air for field day
• Local scientist a global expert on air-sea-ice interaction
• Foliage, not flower, is star of hybrid heuchera
• Toppenish mobile home badly damaged by fire
• Mexican meth dealer gets 17 years
• Soccer taking over town this weekend
• Man convicted of stabbing teens gets two years
• Yakama tribal councilman suspended for rules violation
• Man convicted of assault sentenced to four years
• Suspect charged in February gang shooting
• EV teacher to appeal state ruling to revoke license
• U.S. Marshals make 174 arrests in sweep
• Elderly sex offender to live in Yakima
• Man dies after backing car into canal
• Selah traffic to be slowed by construction
• Yakama biologists releasing salmon from Roza Dam into Cle Elum Lake
• 06/25/11 Faith Happenings
• Sunnyside man drowns in early-morning accident
• CKI: Extreme website makeover
• Meth dealer gets more than 17 years in prison
• Fireworks stands open for business next week
• Longtime Yakima officer, 72, retiring after today
• Saturday's dairy fair in Sunnyside canceled
• Free HIV testing Monday at Union Gap office
• New Interstate 90 signs to assist travelers
• Ag officals employ preventive pest control
• Police chase starts on I-82, ends in Yakima
• State approves tuition hikes for community, technical colleges
• Photos: Another sign of a snowy season
• Officer files lawsuit, says YPD infighting hurt career
• Second brush fire in 5 days points to a dicey wildfire seaso
• VFW national commander in Yakima for annual convention
• Cause of fire at 16th Avenue McDonald’s being investigated
• Snoqualmie Pass closure planned Thursday evening
• Toppenish store robbed at gunpoint
• Sergeant-at-Arms volunteers still needed for Geneva
• Ash dumping sets off Cowiche brush fire
• Got ID? Wallet at scene leads police to burglary suspect
• Bears fans want to see stadium fixed, team stay in Yakima
• Alleged accomplice charged in teacher assistant's death
• Senators request federal funds to help fight crime
• Fundraisers planned to help ill Prosser girl
• Yakama member selected to chair Inter-Tribal Fish Commission
• 6/23/11 Photo Journal
• McDonald's restaurant damaged in fire
• A week at camp can change a child's life forever
• A convenient way to learn about giving
• On the Menu -- King's Row Drive-In
• Harry and the Potters cast a spell
• Sunshine and Wine set for Saturday at State Fair Park
• Terrible Noise -- Nirvana
• Book Scene -- 'Transparent'
• The Indoorsman -- Intellectual stodginess
• Dear Crabby -- Thank-you note etiquette
• 06/23/11 10 Days Out
• 06/23/11 Film clips
• 06/23/11 Planner
• 06/23/11 Books
• 06/23/11 Theater
• 06/23/11 Night life
• 06/23/11 Art
• Yakima County dog licensing offered online
• Snoqualmie Pass closure planned Thursday evening
• Toppenish store robbed at gunpoint
• Nonprofit group rescues feral cats from Yakima motel
• Secure Communities opponents given a chance to be heard
• State rules against East Valley teacher acquitted on sex charges
• Third break-in at Prosser High School brings arrests
• Yakima County Gang Court gets $270,000 Gates grant
• Yakima on track in search for a new city manager
• Deportee going back to Mexico for good, lawyer says
• Yakima commissioners agree to tough adult business rules
• Jobless rate worsens in Yakima County
• Options to fix landslide-hit roadway to be discussed
• Fire outside Sunnyside causes $200,000 in damage
• Yakima Air Terminal gets $477,600 FAA grant
• Hogs Hit the Highway to benefit Special Olympics
• Court upholds sentence for shooting at Union Gap officer
• Yakima auto thefts decline in 2010
• Community rallies around Davis football players
• Open house on SR 410 fix
• State seeks to revoke Michele Taylor's ability to teach
• 2 boys arrested in latest Prosser High burglary
• I-82 lane closures today near Prosser
• Fire destroys outbuildings, damages home near Sunnyside
• Homicide suspect believed on the run
• New chapter begins for Buena Library
• 06/21/11 Correction
• Police seek prime suspect in Taco Bell shooting
• Two wounded in Yakima gang shooting
• Work begins on SR 22 near Toppenish; expect delays
• White Swan fire victims need household goods
• Checks and Balances: Zais takes wheel of tiller fire truck
• 06/20/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Yakima Valley Trolley wants to continue line expansion to Selah
• Selah students get taste of fame on 'Today' show
• Pilots left without hangar after airport, Noland Decoto disagreement
• COLUMN: Word-of-mouth spreads online
• Shop Talk: J.C. Penney, Dick's at center of Costco property rumors
• 06/20/11 In Basket
• Wind economics on symposium agenda
• Summer Kickoff a great excuse to party
• EV brush fire deemed suspicious
• CWU may cut up to 20 jobs due to loss of state funds
• Photos: Old Town Days in Union Gap
• Arrest made in fatal shooting of Yakima teacher's assistant
• Daughter reunited with birth father 41 years later
• Photos: Health district celebrates 100 years
• Grandview man killed by Richland police had many past run-ins
• City Council to consider Morales as interim city manager
• Restored B-25 bomber to be on display next month
• Grass fire damages Yakima home Thursday
• WV man faces assault charge after street race
• Hastings unsure if he will support new E-Verify bill
• Gang Court uses individual attention to reduce recidivism
• Woman faces burglary charge related to WV triple homicide
• Photos: Showered by flowers
• Old barn gets a lift from historic preservation grant
• Woman involved in rest area crash dies
• Chinook Pass to reopen Thursday after long winter
• Chinook Pass to open next week
• Grass fire damages Yakima home
• Woman injured in rest stop collision dies
• 06/18/11 Faith Happenings
• November cold spell taking its toll on wine grapes
• 06/17/11 In the Military
• King to host telephone town hall Tuesday
• Four teens arrested after shots fired in Grandview
• Two injured in accident at rest area near Cle Elum
• Vandals hit Prosser High School a second time
• Oncologist explores religion, cancer in new book
• Teen suspect in October gang shooting arraigned
• Two teens die in rollover wreck near Ellensburg
• Photo: Nice catch
• Courthouse renovation chosen over new building
• Esteemed industrialist Gene Shields dies at age 91
• Gene Shields passes on at 91
• Brush fire re-flares near Rattlesnake Ridge
• Two teens die in Naneum area rollover
• Rest stop collision hospitalizes two
• Teens arrested in Grandview after shots fired
• Trace Adkins to replace 'Weird Al' at fair
• 200 hay bales catch fire Tuesday night in Sunnyside
• Scientists identify venomous tick that paralyzed Sunnyside girl
• Fire officials say wildfire season will be later, likely more dangerous
• Sunnyside city clerk announces resignation
• Missing man's family plans fundraiser
• Last chance to file for election is Aug. 22-24
• Officials try to rally legislative support for road projects
• Old Town Days a 'fun family outing'
• Death of homeless man ruled a homicide
• County declines to meet with immigrant advocates over Secure Communities
• Grandview council approves plan for community center
• Yakima Regional earns new accreditation
• 6/16/11 Photo Journal
• Fire in Wenas contained this afternoon
• Crews battling brush fire near Konnowac Pass
• Death of homeless man likely homicide
• 200 tons of hay burns near Sunnyside
• Downtown Yakima Summer Kickoff Party is Saturday
• Flower power -- Festival of Flowers starts Friday
• Cinemavore -- 'Almost Famous'
• 06/16/11 10 Days Out
• Book Scene -- Book gifts for just about every kind of dad
• The Indoorsman -- The best dad in the world
• On the Menu -- The Dakota Cafe
• Bonny knees and anvil tossing - It's Prosser Scottish Fest time
• Something's Brewing -- Picking hops
• Dear Crabby -- Speeding buckets of burning litter
• 06/16/11 Night life
• 06/16/11 Art
• 06/16/11 Planner
• 06/16/11 Just announced
• Grandview chooses contractor for community center
• 06/16/11 Theater
• 06/16/11 Books
• 06/16/11 Film clips
• Sunnyside clerk to resign
• West Valley all-day kindergarten prices less than first thought
• New West Valley superintendent to be paid $143,000 a year
• Jury finds for doctor, clinic in patient death
• State's high court suspends Yakima lawyer for three years
• Yakima councilman talks up Bears to Selah, Union Gap
• One candidate drops out of Yakima City Council race
• State's high schoolers maintain in some areas, gain in others
• Transportation delegation to tour Yakima sites today
• County OKs contract to dismantle Eschbach Park
• Toppenish eyes pathway with exercise stations
• Beverage business flowing in the right direction
• Candidate withdraws from Yakima council race
• Set your sites on 'ideal'
• White Swan students engineer wheelchair device for classmate
• Strong-mayor second try will wait until 2012 in Yakima
• Sunnyside jail escapee gets 10 years
• Deputy back on the job after eight-year legal fight
• Facility supervisor accused of raping former co-worker
• Prosser official to tell about visit to Sister City of Vani
• Kids to go Zumbatomic on the Greenway
• 06/14/11 Selah City Council agenda
• Vigil held for slain teacher's assistant
• Safety in service, always
• Pointers for your signature project
• Gov. Gregoire won't seek third term
• Prosser to see Georgian travel slide show
• 06/13/11 Civic Calendar
• 06/13/11 Senior lunch menus
• Wistful wishes she had spent more time with kids
• Prices fuel debate behind tribal gas tax exemption
• Yakima's 4th of July Celebration
• 24-year-old woman shot to death in Taco Bell parking lot
• Hatton: For Zais, retirement is about finer things in life
• Summer Kickoff Party downtown on Saturday
• City accepts $500K donation for Kiwanis Park
• Restaurant owner back on his feet after accident
• Advocates say Secure Communities program will reduce crime; opponents want to focus on prevention
• Pesticide firm to pay fine for violation
• 06/13/11 In Basket
• Prosser man accused of striking cows with van
• 06/13/11 Business briefs
• Shop Talk - Former Greystone owner dishes on local restaurants
• CWU student wins contest with thrift store business plan
• Photos: The beat goes on
• Master Gardeners -- What to do in the June garden
• Photo: Last day, hooray!
• McLain on Gardening -- Getting close to sustainability
• Donations needed for benefit sale today
• Prosser man arrested for animal cruelty
• Warehouse names Winnie winners
• CWU grad a man for his familiy
• Contested races round out Valley election filings
• Four-way race develops for Edler's vacating seat
• EMPIRE club helps CWU students realize their potential
• Photos: West Valley High School graduation
• Bug bite a ticking time bomb for Sunnyside girl
• Slice of Yakima: Street in Selah to bear former lawmaker's name
• Margarita Cardenas gets the wheelchair-bound to church
• 06/11/11 Faith Happenings
• Edler's former seat now a contest
• Wapato company to pay pesticide fine
• Clark County: Bears need to pay bigger share for stadium
• Grandview racks up another huge grant
• Jury acquits Yakima man in apartment fire
• Former gang members fought to save their lives
• Weird Al's not coming to the Central Washington State Fair
• Union Gap races take shape as filing continues
• Needed: Donated ArtsVan to take art to Valley kids
• Free lunch, snacks for kids in Yakima
• Gunman robs Toppenish woman
• Highland senior gets ABC's, then just A's
• Some panelists say population cap needed for wolves in state
• Woman robbed at gunpoint in Toppenish
• Richland man killed in motorcycle crash
• Kiwanis videos awarded for excellence
• Advocates say new district will give Latinos a voice, opponents say system works fine
• Teen sentenced to 19 years in shooting that wounded deputy
• Auto swap meet Saturday at fairgrounds
• Flood warning still in effect on Naches River
• Civic center 100th anniversary party Saturday
• Hot dog fundraiser Friday to benefit ill firefighter
• WV senior crafts his future plans
• Former city councilman Pechtel to challenge Ensey
• Ike production wins 5th Avenue Award for choreography
• Long-awaited Yakima JA World opens today
• Flood hazard maps the focus of June 15 open house
• No lack of weekend activities in White Swan
• Busy day three for Yakima Valley election filings
• Valley climatologist to present lecture tonight
• Prosser to auction off Handymen and Hunks
• Yakima County pageants open to young women
• PETA promotion hits downtown
• Changes coming to yakimaherald.com commenting system
• Pechtel to challenge Ensey for Yakima Council seat
• The Indoorsman -- Disc hockey
• There's something for everyone in a Yakima summer
• June Art Fest is casual and creative
• On the Menu -- Essencia Artisan Bakery
• Scene and Heard -- Raw Space looking to kick-start music scene
• Book Scene -- 'The Filter Bubble'
• Terrible Noise -- Sleater-Kinney
• Dear Crabby -- Cyberstalking or just a crush?
• 06/09/11 10 Days Out
• 06/09/11 Film clips
• 06/09/11 Planner
• 06/09/11 Night life
• 06/09/11 Just announced
• 06/09/11 Theater
• 06/09/11 Books
• 06/09/11 Art
• Brophy named West Valley superintendent
• Flood warning continues for the Naches River
• Exclusive baseball talks with Yakima Bears OK’d by Clark County
• Yakima Health District celebrates 100 years of healthy living
• Officials seek clues after vandalism spree at Prosser High
• Families of police pursuit crash victims sue city of Yakima
• Yakima City Council approves use of E-Verify
• Music is the heartbeat of Riverside Christian senior
• Time shaved for man who took daughter to holdup
• Nine soldiers treated, released after truck rolls
• Lawrence-Berrey files to retain court position
• No surprises as filling continue
• Nine soldiers treated and released following rollover accident
• E-Verify issue returns to Yakima City Council
• East Valley student gets Running Start on life
• Tenacity pays off for Wapato senior
• Yakima man arraigned in homicide
• Mostly incumbents file on first day
• Minor flooding expected at Naches
• Toppenish police arrest man in attempted stabbing
• West Valley to announce new superintendent
• Wanted: young mutton busters for Toppenish Rodeo
• Yakima Police's crime lab manager closing on federal ballistics certification
• Convicted attorney avoids jail time
• Groups seek Latino-dominant legislative district for Yakima County
• Police say wallet theft was caught on tape
• Attorney avoids jail for first offense
• Yakima Valley man reported killed by police
• West Valley to name new superintendent
• Police make arrest in attempted stabbing
• Arraignment set in murder case
• Plan ahead
• Minor flooding expected on Naches River today
• Pop quiz: How does your club website rate?
• Kiwanis magazine's June edition is now online
• Yakima Valley dealerships say used car supply keeping up with supply -- so far
• Tieton's annual Flag Day event coming up
• Yakima Kennel Club dog show: Photo and video
• Public can offer redistricting comments at Wednesday forum
• Local real estate-- Soft market is still a hard sell
• Shop Talk-- Plaze Yakima hosts new spaces for small businesses
• 06/06/11 Business Briefs
• 06/06/11 In Basket
• Photos: Granger comes together for Dino-N-A-Day
• Photos: Mural, mural on the wall in Toppenish
• Wings of change? Yakima tries to peck out rule on urban poultry
• Photos: East Valley High School graduation
• Photos: Selah High School graduation
• Woman injured in Yakima Valley Highway crash
• Upcoming election filings show 2011 not an off year
• Groundwater management plan to be addressed at June 14 forum
• Oregon firm wants to can pears, cherries at Del Monte
• Ensey to run to retain council post
• Lawrence-Berrey to announce candidacy for judge
• Man faces charges in Yakima stabbing
• YVCC Foundation to award $200,000 in aid
• Yakamas open Reservation Reach to fishing
• Sun will heat up river danger, officials warn
• Yakama leader to be laid to rest
• Grandview senior goes from ESL to AP, with high GPA
• Suicide prevention group gives hope for tomorrow
• Beyond beautiful -- The Columbia River Gorge is gorgeous
• Salem company to use Yakima Del Monte plant
• Spring chinook open on Reservation Reach
• Ensey to run again for Yakima City Council
• Remains found in Kittitas County were those of Seattle woman
• Yakima Diocese sees assignment changes
• 06/04/11 Faith Happenings
• Services set for Washines
• Wet weather brings woes for growers
• Photos: Eisenhower High School graduation
• Lawmakers give mostly positive reviews of 2011 session
• Wapato pancake feed Saturday
• Free soccer camp in Outlook June 13-15
• EV firefighters fundraiser Sunday
• Monster truck show this weekend
• 'Weird Al,' Boyz II Men highlight fair's music lineup
• Ramm enters race for Superior Court seat
• Morales named Yakima's assistant city manager
• Naches Valley grad doesn't dwell in the past
• BLM forced to cancel horse adoption event due to virus
• Man shot multiple times expected to survive
• Two of five people injured in rollover wreck out of hospital
• Serial rapist given life sentence
• First female leader of Yakama Tribal Council dies
• River portion of Gap2Gap will go on as scheduled
• Virus worries cancels wild horse adoption
• Michael Morales named Yakima assistant city manager
• Two in Sunnyside rollover treated and released
• Deputy prosecutor to seek judgeship
• Fair announces entertainment lineup
• Expect some delays on Interstate 90
• Teenager hit in drive-by shooting
• Do you know any Distinguished Members?
• Adkison announces City Council re-election bid
• Highway 12 project completed ahead of time, under budget
• City water main repaired without hefty price tag
• Granger grad stands up to life's challenges
• Zonta Club elects new officers for 2011-12
• 4th of July talent show signups requested
• Five injured in rollover near Sunnyside
• Ellensburg teens suspected of burglary
• Driver arrested after colliding with patrol car
• Photos: Davis High graduation
• Longtime West Valley superintendent Peter Ansingh ready for new adventure
• 'Threat' to behead judge, officer doesn't sway jury in Yakima County case
• West Valley School District names finalists for superintendent opening
• On the Menu -- Cafe Melange
• The Indoorsman -- He'll always be Spotty
• Dear Crabby -- Hip-hop group wonders where the love is
• Cinemavore -- 'Strange Brew'
• Book Scene -- 'Medium Raw'
• Art Matters -- Just make something
• 06/02/11 10 Days Out
• 06/02/11 Night life
• 06/02/11 Planner
• 06/02/11 Film clips
• 06/02/11 Theater
• 06/02/11 Books
• 06/02/11 Art
• City repairs damage to water intake
• Three arrested in Ellensburg burglary case
• New bishop of Yakima Diocese takes lead of flock
• Jury weighs threat charges against Union Gap man
• It's treaty and mural weekend in Toppenish
• Veteran kayaker wants Gap2Gap to drop river leg this year
• Mom, daughter mark milestone on White Swan graduation day
• Selah seniors are twin pillars of optimism
• Dino-N-A-Day due in Granger
• Kennewick Irrigation diversion shuts down to clear debris
• White Swan mission to serve free meals for youth
• Yakima Councilmember to announce re-election bid
• Problems from high river force irrigation shutdown
• Adkison to announce re-election bid
• International Convention delegates: Be informed before you vote
• Attention Webmasters: Webinar just for you June 14
• New Builders Club website debuts
• Pushes from family, school, inside keep Mabton grad on track
• Prosser grad grounded in soil science
• Witnesses sought in fatal bus crash on I-90
• Yakima woman leaps to her death from bridge
• Fundraising officer to return to Top Foods' roof
• Half of Prosser pool to be completed June 13
• Residents remember and honor Valley's fallen military members
• Truancy Board points students in the right direction
• Yakima teen killed in I-90 accident
• Grandview efforts show other ways to revamp downtown
• Main Street designation helps Prosser revitalize downtown
• Plenty on tap Monday for Memorial Day
• Shop Talk-- Furniture store to take over Liquidation World space
• Driving simulator helps keep troopers, public safe
• Lower Valley accident hospitalizes two teens
• Two killed on I-90 when tour bus rolls
• Parade a celebration of service
• Sunnyside seniors grasp the value of perseverance
• Yakima Diocese to install new bishop Tuesday
• East Valley grad, cancer survivor ready to take on the world
• WestFest to raise funds for park, clubs
• Family of wounded soldier works to improve lives, care for all veterans
• Sunnyside grad a shoo-in for full-time dairy farmer
• Yakima County awaits word on DUI court funding
• Public can meet WV school chief finalists
• Two held in Toppenish car-jacking
• Ellensburg man accused of possessing child porn
• Heart Center's ex-CFO loses CPA standing for taking $59,200
• FBI alert: Man charged in N.J. murder may be in Valley
• Young man shot in leg in southeast Yakima
• Man hurt in two-pickup collision on I-90
• Yakima free summer meal sites listed
• Help at hand for workers displaced by Sunnyside fire
• Bad news, Bears: Team takes one step closer to relocation
• Man wanted for murder in New Jersey may be in our area
• Accident and heavy holiday traffic causes I-90 delays
• A question and answer session with the Bears' general manager
• Southeast Yakima shooting injures man
• Ellensburg man facing child porn charges
• Season of Service -- Volunteers tackling projects to improve Yakima
• More rock blasting planned near Snoqualmie Pass
• Kittitas solar farm officials: ‘all bets are off’
• 05/28/11 Faith Happenings
• Irrigation service restored by canal company
• Two men arrested in robbery and car theft
• 05/27/11 Building Permits
• Bears say negotiations still ongoing with Vancouver
• La Salle student has bright future, by design
• Civilian Corps group heads to tornado-ravaged Missouri
• Assault at county jail results in lockdown
• Naches Heights may soon earn AVA designation
• Work on water main bypass to begin by June 6
• Area lawmakers secure $98 million for projects
• Gaby Rodriguez, of faux pregnancy fame, presents her senior project
• Overeating an all-consuming addiction -- Four women tell their stories
• Slice of Yakima -- CWU prof taking 10 students to help perform his music at Lincoln Center
• Things to check off on to-do list: Write Sunday's column
• Woolly thyme between the toes, hummers galore
• Photo: Haul away
• Fire damages Fort Road home, garage
• Suspicious device at CWU was homemade camera
• Yakima building projects get legislative OK
• Toppenish senior leaving gang life for grad life
• Valley to remember those who died serving their country
• Coffey wants to continue work to lower crime, boost economy
• Minor flooding expected along Naches River
• Rescuers free stuck rig near Liberty
• Free activities help kids cope with loved one's cancer
• Memorial Hospital gains emergency medical ratings
• Hospital spotlighted for outpatient infusion care
• Salon fundraiser Friday to benefit stroke patient
• Legislature works out last-minute compromise to keep Yakima Valley School open
• Wife of triple homicide suspect charged with attempting to conceal evidence
• On magazine's guide to a well-rounded Sasquatch! experience
• 'Jackson Horn' wraps up with 2-hour special
• On the Menu -- 5 North
• Terrible Noise -- Fleet Foxes' 'Helplessness Blues'
• Book Scene -- 'Sixkill'
• The Indoorsman -- Old guard partied best at Indy 500
• Dear Crabby -- Gettin' dirty at the Laundromat
• 05/26/11 10 Days Out
• 05/26/11 Film clips
• 05/26/11 Art
• 05/26/11 Night life
• 05/26/11 Planner
• 05/26/11 Just announced
• 05/26/11 Books
• 05/26/11 Theater
• Flood warning issued for Naches River
• Yakima County Master Gardeners nuture young gardeners
• Senior is Eisenhower High School's own CEO
• Wapato teachers, parents protest layoff notices
• West Valley drops deposit requirement for all-day K
• Yakima County to adopt adult business rules in June
• County's economy sluggish, with bump in unemployment
• Yakima councilwoman to declare re-election bid
• Depression to be sessions' topic
• Flood repair work may slow I-90 travel
• West Valley superintendent's farewell party tonight
• Yakima police captain's demotion overturned after arbitrator's ruling
• Watch | Inspiring Toppenish teacher makes 'Today' show
• U.S. Rep. Hastings' mother dies at age 97
• Flood repair work may delay I-90 travelers
• Jail officials-- Former deputy gave no hints about suicide
• Davis student makes 7,500-mile journey to diploma
• WV tests waters for pay all-day kindergarten
• Anti-suicide effort earns White Swan students honors
• Montana officials halt search for Yakima woman until river safe
• Union Gap dispels rumors: no layoffs
• Mill site development in limbo, coordinator says
• Sunnyside police call shooting death gang-motivated
• Repair work under way on Yakima irrigation canal
• Reward offered in Sunnyside shooting death
• West Valley School District to charge tuition for full-day kindergarten
• I-90 rock blasting tonight
• Depression focus of workshops
• KIF Sustaining Donor Program: Just a little can accomplish so much
• Convention registration online, by mail ends soon
• 'A beautiful day' for a bike ride
• Cupcake business is booming in Yakima Valley
• Toppenish teen injured by gunshot Sunday
• Zillah, Grandview floats top the list for Community Days
• 05/23/11 In Basket
• 05/23/11 Senior lunch menus
• 05/23/11 Business Briefs
• Four die, seven hurt in deadly Yakima Valley weekend
• Nearly 90-year-old man stays healthy one step at a time
• Toppenish teen shot in ankle
• Two remain hospitalized following accident that killed elderly couple
• Former Yakima County deputy dies in jail
• Two hurt in accident east of Toppenish
• Teenager killed in car accident west of Yakima
• Avalanche control crucial part of opening Chinook Pass
• Officials pessimistic about keeping Bears in Yakima Valley
• Toddler dies after being struck by SUV
• Three YH-R reporters win first place in SPJ contest
• Couple dies in crash on way to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Rain doesn't dampen sense of community at Selah Days
• Farm workers laid off in 2008 win settlement against grower
• Immigrant's once-uncertain future now in focus
• Latino farmer meeting Wednesday
• Discover Yakima Valley website launches today
• CWU professors receive $390,000 grant for diabetes research
• Three die in separate Lower Valley accidents
• Sunnyside drive-by kills a teenager, wounds a second
• Montana search continues for missing Yakima woman
• Lusk enters guilty plea in child molestation case
• Discover outstanding public gardens in Puget Sound area
• Copy editor joins Yakima Herald-Republic staff
• Blaze hits Yakima house's roof
• Yakima house fire blamed on electrical problem
• Car wash today to benefit Pegasus Project
• Half of Yakima won't be irrigating next week
• Yakima to bypass damaged part of water main
• End big oil subsidies, protesters tell Doc Hastings
• Coroner -- Police fired fatal shot in Selah standoff
• Yakima man held in October shooting death
• Resident pays Yakima the penny, then adds two cents
• Yakima under Attack: Legions of soccer players descend on Valley
• Former Valley soccer stars score with energy drink gig
• Wiley City Rodeo unable to ride due to contagious horse virus
• Sen. King says anti-gang legislation is 'dead'
• Former Prosser mayor pleads guilty to molestation charges
• Fire damages South Eighth Avenue home
• Fear of horse virus cancels Wiley City Rodeo
• Canal break cuts about 6,800 off irrigation
• It's branding day at the Sizemore ranch
• 05/21/11 Faith Happenings
• Fire takes roof in West Valley home
• Grow and save
• Flood repairs to cause I-90 delays
• Hedwall Guild fundraiser Tuesday at Harman Center
• Price tag to fix Yakma's aging roads at least $20 million
• One drive-by suspect arrested in Sunnyside
• Washington Ave. to close early next week
• Mabton park builders to meet Monday
• Couple's love worth its wait in gold
• Main Street in Union Gap to close for paving
• 05/20/11 In the Military
• Ill at ease -- Hospital talks at an impasse
• Fatal shooting -- Investigation begins into Selah standoff
• Dairy fine dropped; procedural errors cited
• Woman arrested in connection with Sunnyside drive-by
• Union Gap's main street to close for paving tonight
• Selah man dies in SWAT team standoff
• Washington Ave. to close for railroad repairs
• Unleashed members win national recognition
• Mabton wants public to ask: Why double sewer rates?
• State fines hop firm $5,200 for injury explosion
• Selah swells for Community Days celebration
• BMW leaves Yakima for Tri-Cities after 34 years
• Suspect in Wapto Dairy Queen robbery held on $100,000 bail
• Yakima taco wagon owner mending from gunshot wound
• Four hurt in two-car crash near Moxee
• Group to rally in Yakima against big oil
• Ag job fair due Friday in Wapato
• Error in underpass construction leads to $4M mistake
• Cool spring makes cherry harvest later, bigger
• Yakima hops company fined $5,200 for explosion
• Golan's first year with the symphony has been a big success
• On the Menu -- Creekside West Bar and Grille
• Book Scene -- 'Wicked Bugs' are everywhere, and they're coming for you
• Cinemavore -- 'When We Were Kings' pulls no punches
• Something's Brewing -- Get started on brewing beer
• The Indoorsman -- Whiskey, wine and Kareem
• Dear Crabby --Yankees fan wimps out
• 05/19/11 10 Days Out
• 05/19/11 Planner
• 05/19/11 Art
• 05/19/11 Film clips
• 05/19/11 Night life
• 05/19/11 Theater
• 05/19/11 Books
• Four injured in two-car crash near Moxee
• Yakima County to air proposed adult business regs
• Counties deal with damage as floodwaters recede
• Grandview firm agrees to AG's terms in notario case
• State restricts Yakima optometrist
• ATF -- Electrical short sparked Sunnyside blaze
• Ellensburg voters turn down bid for new middle school
• Water comment deadline now June 15
• Robber's shot grazes head of Yakima taco vendor
• Ammo amnesty set for Saturday
• Canyon Road reserved for bicyclists Sunday
• Tieton spaghetti feed to benefit food bank
• YVCC to showcase services center
• Man accused of igniting Wapato home
• Voters reject middle school proposal in Ellensburg
• YVCC faculty, staff agree to pay cut to save jobs, programs
• Well water is no problem for city of Yakima
• Yakima council eyes facilities district vote in attempt to keep Bears in town
• Flood damage may put crimp on holiday camping
• Deputies ask state to investigate Yakima County over layoffs
• Eastbound lanes of I-90 to close tonight
• Sunnyside fire caused by electrical short
• Ticket fee could help finance new Bears stadium
• Flooding prompts emergency declaration
• Taco wagon worker shot during attempted robbery
• Grow and save
• Smoldering ruins keep investigators at bay in Sunnyside
• Keep your dog safe at home outside
• LV Crisis and Support fundraiser Saturday
• Bike commuters eligible to win prizes in Yakima
• 'Fur Ball' gala in Yakima to benefit Humane Society
• Open house to tell about being a Civil Air Patrol cadet
• 05/17/11 Yakima People
• Floodwaters are falling, but drinking water may become concern
• Yakamas encouraged to embrace active life to fight diabetes
• Naches River has crested; Yakima on the rise
• Sergeant-at-Arms committee volunteers needed
• New foundation grants have been announced
• Build a better playground project
• No water, no school for Naches Valley Primary students
• Waters flood Ellensburg, county roads
• Rising Naches River raises fears
• Two wheels and a cause: Former Marine riding cross-country
• Man injured when rock hits car on Interstate 82
• Fire destroys two Sunnyside restaurants
• Job prospects better (a little) for college graduates
• Shop Talk-- Cold spring affects restaurant menus
• 05/16/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Front Street's a gem and a microcosm of urbanity
• 05/16/11 In Basket
• 05/16/11 Business briefs
• Running Start students may have to pay percentage of tuition
• Artists open homes to share ideas, interests
• Firefighters Fair offers community connection
• Sunnyside looks better today thanks to Loving Sunnyside Initiative
• Dryer fire forces evacuation of adult care home
• Man shot by officer moved to Harborview
• Hatton: Stepping back on stage a wakeup call
• 05/15/11 Yakima People
• Lawyer suspended by bar association
• Dryer fire forces evacuation of assisted care home
• Suspect in Wapato death held on $500,000 bail
• Four hurt in rear-end crash near Moxee
• Indian leader to address Yakama diabetes conference
• Six Wapato teachers get layoff notices
• Going, going, gone? Yakima Bears likely to move to Vancouver
• Prosser troupe schedules auditions
• Toppenish police seek suspects in home robbery
• Sunnyside names four officers in fatal shooting
• Klickitat Rail Trail work to be dedicated
• Union Gap school board has three open slots
• DSHS shuts down Yakima adult care home
• Expected heavy rains prompt flood warning
• Potent caffeinated mints sicken several WV middle schoolers
• Yakima Bears want to move to Vancouver, Wash.
• Four injured in accident near Moxee
• Two juveniles sought for assault and robbery in Toppenish
• Flood watch for Naches
• Man charged in Wapato stabbing death turns himself in
• Firefighters Fair planned Saturday
• 5/13/11 Lower Valley briefs
• Rypien to speak at Scout breakfast
• Town hall with Hastings canceled
• Woman sues for wrongful ID on Crime Stoppers
• Couple win $300,000 judgment over faulty water canal
• Penny Press closes after 38 years
• Yakima man gets 14 years for role in drive-by
• Q and A: Former vice presidential candidate LaDuke visits Valley
• Warrant issued in Wapato stabbing death
• Project provides La Salle students a stream of consciousness
• Late spring allows time to plant vegetable garden
• Downtown upgrades give Prosser Main Street status
• Yakima crew helping put Moline Acres, Mo., back together after nasty twister
• Ministry coach helps churches renew and revitalize
• 05/14/11 Faith Happenings
• Sorry, Miss Bitter, but home ec's often best learned at home
• At least two dozen layoff notices going out to Yakima Valley teachers
• Suspect named in Lower Valley stabbing death
• Hastings' Selah town hall canceled
• Man gets 14+ years for 2009 drive-by shooting in Yakima
• Ecology fine-tunes Children's Safe Product Act
• Officials seek assailant's ID in fatal stabbing in Wapato
• Four arrested in Sunnyside drive-by
• Yakima Chamber names interim president
• Naches planning commissioner steps up to councilmember
• Tribes selling salmon on the Columbia River
• Free run/walk May 20 on the Greenway
• Yakima boy, 5, hospitalized after car crash in California
• Prosser previews new ag science curriculum
• Rock blasting to close I-90 near summit for hour tonight
• After 100 years, Zillah is still going strong
• Slice of Yakima-- Will Ferrell stars in film based on Yakima writer's short story
• Two die following swimming accident
• Police identify man who was shot by officer on Monday
• Winona LaDuke to speak tonight at CWU
• Drive-by leads to arrests in Sunnyside
• Living art -- Tour of Artists' Homes and Studios is Saturday
• The Indoorsman -- Mom's a (balsamic) peach
• Terrible Noise -- Janelle Monae's 'The Archandroid'
• Scene and Heard -- Indie rock icon Calvin Johnson in town next weekend
• Book Scene -- Heaven comes alive in 4-year-old's account
• Dear Crabby -- A problem with a co-worker
• On the Menu -- Quail at El Mirador
• Yakama artist Spencer Simla's works displayed at one-woman show
• 05/12/11 10 Days Out
• 05/12/11 Film clips
• 05/12/11 Night life
• 05/12/11 Planner
• 05/12/11 Art
• 05/12/11 Just announced
• 05/12/11 Theater
• 05/12/11 Books
• Wapato man stabbed to death in street fight
• Rock blasting starts at Snoqualmie Pass
• What types of workshops would you like for the 2012 convention?
• Yakama artist honored with 50-year retrospective
• Debt dispute may have sparked fatal stabbing
• Gaby Rodriguez to be on today's 'Today' show
• Yakima County's homeless population down 25 percent
• Yakima attorney facing bar action wants new trial
• County awards $2.2M Parker water system contract
• Horizon flight makes safe emergency landing in Yakima
• Gang fighters in Toppenish could rack up jail time, fine
• Sunnyside police want info on deliberately set car fire
• Sunnyside VFW celebrates milestone with open house
• A big day for tiny fish-- Sockeye salmon continue long journey to ocean and back
• Horizon Air flight lands safely in Yakima after inflight problem
• Man shot by officer at bank remains in critical condition
• Teen who faked pregnancy to appear on "Today" show
• Money may have motivated Mabton attack
• Police: Sunnyside car fire was arson
• Toppenish adds gang penalties
• Watch D.O.G.S. rule at Selah elementary school
• Daughter of Mabton area stabbing victim vents about suspect held in slaying
• As redistricting nears, Washington is a state in flux
• Yakima officer shoots armed man at bank
• Six-vehicle collision injures one on I-90
• U.S. Rep. Hastings hospitalized for diverticulitis
• Yakima pilot makes emergency landing in Columbia River
• Bridge work to slow Union Gap area drivers
• Accountable to you
• Pictures of Kiwanis as One
• Switzerland schedule set
• Kiwanis Park incinerator: Blight or historical site?
• Benton Co. man in custody after fatal stabbing of Sunnyside man
• 05/09/11 Senior lunch menus
• Yakima's Farmers Market returns with bountiful opportunities
• Higher prices are on the menu at local restaurants
• Shop Talk-- For clothiers, flower shops and eateries, prom is a business
• Cindy King has a big heart for a big family
• Grandview district fighting ruling that it failed boy with severe hearing problem
• Next city manager likely to see bump in pay
• Two men injured Saturday in crash on State Route 22
• Man hospitalized after being stabbed at Yakima residence
• Bishop, nun with Valley ties honored by university
• Culture, creativity on display for Cinco de Mayo celebrations
• Granger alums award $15,000 in scholarships
• Fashion event benefits Pegasus Project
• El Kilo -- Tieton dropout started his journey with deportation
• Bishop, nun from Valley honored at graduation ceremony
• Yakima man killed in Oregon highway crash
• Former Prosser mayor allowed to attend son's ballgames
• $1.6 million grant to help conservancy to buy Yakima canyon land
• CSAs connect local farmers and consumers
• Visitors drawn to Wild Horse to see farm-fresh wind power
• County extends deadline to apply for nitrate filters
• East Valley grad earns Crystal Apple award
• Safer Cowiche Canyon Road opens to traffic
• Officers arrest suspects in West Valley burglaries
• New beginnings for Yakima YWCA
• 05/07/11 Faith Happenings
• Spirits high for National Day of Prayer events
• 16-year-old gang member gets 27 years for 15-year-old's death
• How should people of faith react to bin Laden's death?
• Planned Parenthood rally protests budget cuts
• PNWU starts nationwide search for new president
• Land owners weigh in on newly crafted basin plans
• Hastings subpoenas lawyers in Indian trust lawsuit
• Heritage graduate learning a better way
• Temperatures in April third coldest on record
• Photo: Workin' on the railroad
• April was third coolest month
• Ousted East Valley chief claims hostile workplace
• Three slots open on Yakima School board
• Remembering Marine Lance Cpl. Joe Jackson-- 'A great young man'
• Union Gap to flush water lines
• Charros and their horses are legendary in Mexican culture
• Why did man shoot in the air near Sunnyside police?
• Farmers market party's on for Sunday in Yakima
• Free health services for the needy Saturday in Yakima
• Concert today benefits Sunnyside trip
• Prosser wins state community service award
• 05/05/11 Lower Valley Briefs
• Audit flags potential fake worker documents at Fiesta Foods
• Fallen Marine buried at Tahoma
• Cinco de Mayo -- Who's biggest? Who cares?
• Cinco de Mayo -- Car show an annual hit
• Cinco de Mayo -- Yakima schedule
• Cinco de Mayo -- Sunnyside schedule
• The Indoorsman -- Other jobs I am not good at
• Cinemavore -- 'Blade Runner'
• Art Matters -- Listening to the stories that art wants to tell
• Book Scene -- 'Tattoos of the Heart'
• On the menu -- The Taj Palace buffet
• Two shows in one -- The Jones' works are hanging at Gallery One
• Prepare for sensory overload -- the farmers market is back
• 05/05/11 10 Days Out
• 05/05/11 Film clips
• 05/05/11 Planner
• 05/05/11 Night life
• 05/05/11 Books
• 05/05/11 Theater
• 05/05/11 Art
• Union Gap to flush hydrants
• Yakima hopes new ticketing device will pay for itself
• Yakima County streamlining codes to ease development
• Chamber officials quiet on president's departure
• Anne Haley named to state Transportation Commission
• Sheriff's officials arrest boy in Outlook house where girl kill
• Gang intervention priest to speak in Yakima
• Fumes sicken Union Gap City Hall workers
• Union Gap officials seek info in set house fire
• Springer season to start in lower Yakima River
• Two free screenings for kids scheduled
• A special day -- and prom -- for special students in Valley
• Slice of Yakima-- Pet masks prove their work in rescue of Naches kitty clan
• Fumes send Union Gap City Hall employees home
• House fire believed to be arson; occupants safe
• Chamber head's contract not renewed
• Deputies arrest boy at Outlook gang house
• Fallen Marine returns to Valley as families react to bin Laden news
• Quick response douses flames at North Star Lodge cancer center
• Yakima eyes 25 percent increase in parking fines
• Man killed by Sunnyside police returning fire ID'd
• Transformation sets theme for Yakima Prayer Breakfast
• Gang member faces first-degree assault charge in shooting
• Red Cross helping Toppenish family burned out of home
• Fire hits Yakima track equipment shed
• Yakima execs will face MDA Lock-Up on Wednesday
• Rod's House in Yakima to have drop-in open house
• Will killing Osama kill the movement he inspired?
• Marine's body arrives in Yakima
• AP source: US used ‘multiple methods” to ID body
• Wa. politicians respond to Osama news
• Sea-Tac operating normally after bin Laden’s death
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• North Star Lodge blaze extinguished quickly
• Bin Laden killed in fiery raid in Pakistan
• Teen wounded in Pasco latest of three gang-related shootings
• How partners can help
• You take the cake, Key Club!
• May and June webinars make an impact
• Obama: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Vocal immigration rights supporters unite
• Man injured in motorcycle wreck
• Art show fundraiser begins today
• Marine's services slated this week
• Sunnyside police kill gunman who targeted officers
• Shop Talk: Rumor has it ...
• A comeback with a kick for Tieton Cider Works
• 05/02/11 Death Notice
• 05/02/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Photos: See spot run ... and run, and run
• Hundreds rally for equal rights during May Day march
• 05/02/11 In Basket
• Sunnyside police shoot gunman who opened fire
• Photo: Helping out the Harvest
• Once-risqué coffee stand goes back in time
• Conservation corps members to provide storm relief
• Feed the 5,000: Volunteers prepare meals for the masses
• Farmers now required to have a license for 'bird bangers'
• Faux pregnancy -- the reaction to the reaction
• Photos: Granger parade a cherry good time
• Master Gardeners calendar
• Master Gardeners -- What to do in the May garden
• Family Chuckle -- Just what Gen4 needs -- a rocking chair and, before long, a book
• Photos: An art and a science
• Some Yakima postal operations may move to Pasco
• Doc revs up GOP troops for 2012 campaign
• NAACP to honor longtime Yakima leader tonight
• Judge hands 'Hitman' 96 years for shooting Yakima home
• Two buildings, houses make way for medical project
• Online site honors White Swan Marine
• Wapato students to hold Spring Plant Sale
• Women's University Club lauds Heritage founders
• 04/30/11 Yakima People
• Online memorial posted for White Swan Marine
• Outlook girl dead after gang shooting, police say
• Kiwanis and UNICEF partner to eliminate disease that kills 160 newborns daily
• May Day immigration march planned Sunday
• Port of Seattle officials say fruit industry vital to success
• County won't kick in for 4th of July celebration
• Garbage truck fire stalls traffic downtown
• Expect long delays on I-90 this weekend
• Airport to lock gate to airfield Sunday in rental dispute
• Local attorney slapped with default judgment
• Grandview PEO to hold yard sale May 6-7
• Twisters' toll nears 300 across South
• Mother's heart 'just dropped' in Yakima -- but son fine in Tuscaloosa
• Garbage truck fire closes block of MLK downtown
• Annual immigration march on Sunday
• 04/30/11 Faith Happenings
• Airport board to halt airfield access for pilots on Noland Decoto property
• Expect long delays on I-90 near Snoqualmie Pass
• NAACP regional conference to honor Henry Beauchamp
• New JA World to teach students financial literacy
• Volunteers to make 70,000 meals in Yakima
• Granger celebrates 63rd Cherry Festival
• Three arrested for beating up, robbing man in Toppenish
• Dance Away Diabetes in Toppenish
• 04/28/11 Lower Valley briefs
• Sister cities celebrate partnership as Valley continues its diversity discussion
• Area school votes mirror decisions statewide
• Woman robs Ellensburg bank
• Home chefs take 'Valley Fresh Fare' spotlight
• 'Dinner-Music' -- Intensely felt and deliciously silly
• Paula Poundstone bringing her sharp comedy to The Seasons
• The Indoorsman -- The fame monster
• Terrible Noise -- The sweet bleat of the Mountain Goats
• Book Scene -- 'Unfamiliar Fishes'
• On the Menu -- J's Asian Flaming Grill II
• 04/28/11 Film clips
• 04/28/11 10 Days Out
• 04/28/11 Night life
• 04/28/11 Planner
• 04/28/11 Art
• 04/28/11 Books
• 04/28/11 Just announced
• 04/28/11 Theater
• Three arrested in Toppenish assault case
• NAACP to honor Beauchamp
• New partnership formed with the U.S. Army
• Yakima job fair draws crowd eager to get to work
• Three Yakima teachers earn Crystal Apple awards
• New law benefits medical students
• Lower Valley young women vie for Miss Indian World
• Autopsy inconclusive in Yakima man's death
• TV program to tell story of Yakima mom
• Foster Teens to College wins national award
• Goldendale school measure earns only 25 percent yes vote
• Prosser voters reject new high school proposal again
• Selah schools vote suffers huge defeat
• Autopsy on Yakima man temporarily inconclusive
• Medical college gets rotations assurance bill signed
• Trio of teachers earns Crystal Apple Awards
• May 3rd webinar: Signs of a Good Leader
• Suit: Yakima setup stacks deck against Latino candidates
• Sunnyside votes to turn over pay raise issue to prosecutor
• More time asked for public to study $5B water plan
• Body ID'd as missing Yakima 55-year-old
• Hike, party to celebrate conservatory
• Stuck ATV'ers rescued in Taneum area
• Weather Service to train Skywarn volunteers
• Supporters want another shot at legalizing pot
• White Swan Marine killed in Afghanistan bomb blast
• Authorities identify man whose body was found near Naches
• Try the Skip-A-Meal special
• Shutterbugs, show us your shots
• When play matters most
• Photo gallery: A spring rodeo for a holiday weekend
• Dropping the calls: Local call centers have disappeared in recent years
• Ballots due Tuesday for Selah, Prosser, Goldendale school bonds votes
• 04/25/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• 04/25/11 Death Notices
• Developing interest in Naches
• Shop Talk-- Sweet new venture is just what the baker ordered
• 04/25/11 In Basket
• Woman spent cold night lost near White Pass
• Prosser School District settles with former student
• Photos/Video: One way to get kids hooked
• Asparagus harvest running late, cutting into family budgets
• Man to pay EPA fine for burning
• Lower Valley woman dies in crash
• Photos: Eggin' 'em on
• Man's body found off Naches-Wenas Road
• Yakima Marine loses legs in combat
• Jury's still out on damage from 2010 Thanksgiving freeze
• Sunnyside meeting will focus on unapproved pay raises
• Alert neighbor saves family from fire
• Sign-ups under way for benefit ride
• Police investigate body found off Naches-Wenas Road
• Neighbor lauded for alerting family of house fire
• Men experience 'heeling' process during march
• Media clamor to interview Toppenish teen who faked pregnancy
• Photos: Trying their hands at farming
• Replant Easter lily in garden for years of blooms
• Immigration database to be available soon at county jail
• Health board says no thanks to colonoscopy campaign
• Mother's Day Spring Faire benefits Shayla Fund
• Selah motorcyclist hurt after hitting Albertsons wall
• Lifesavers Club walk to aid suicide prevention
• Sunnyside seeks Miss Cinco de Mayo candidates
• Men in high heels empathize with victims of sexual violence
• Woman hits Albertsons in motorcycle accident
• 04/24/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Life in the pits
• Easter should be a time of self-forgiveness, clergy members say
• 04/23/11 Faith Happenings
• Second suspect in triple homicide case in custody
• Serial rapist to be given mandatory life sentence
• Assault convict wins appeal on drug offender stipulation
• No more kids can register for Fish-In event Saturday
• Recyclers rock -- and Harold Huffman is a recycling superstar
• YH-R story brings out the national media, calling for the girl who wasn't pregnant
• 4/22/11 Photo Journal
• Photo Journal: Sports fan
• Help students show their financial finesse
• Pregnot-- Toppenish High student fakes pregnancy as social test about stereotypes, rumors
• Odd bird makes big noise around Yakima Airport
• Man held in purse-snatching that injured elderly woman
• West Valley to search for permanent superintendent
• Yakima Fourth of July to revive old-fashioned contests
• Jury weighs case of man accused of rape at knifepoint
• Officer finds carjacked vehicle, arrests driver
• Kids to go Fish-In on the Greenway
• March for Babies due April 30 in Yakima
• Two Valley farms named in feds' human trafficking suit
• Farmers no longer need special license to haul manure
• Art7 -- It's art in glorious progress in downtown Yakima
• 'Every Dress A Decision' -- Complex, contradictory, captivating
• 'Every Dress a Decision' -- Poem excerpt
• 'Every Dress a Decision' -- Blue Begonia Press
• The Indoorsman -- Dancing with the dorks
• Cinemavore -- An interesting 'Anniversary Party'
• Something's Brewing -- Hoppy talk
• Book Scene -- 'Born to Run' (barefoot)
• On the Menu -- El Conquistador, Mexican food for refined tastes
• 'The 39 Steps' -- Hitchcockian farce comes to the Capitol
• 04/21/11 10 Days Out
• 04/21/11 Film clips
• 04/21/11 Night life
• 04/21/11 Planner
• 04/21/11 Theater
• 04/21/11 Just announced
• 04/21/11 Books
• 04/21/11 Art
• Osprey military aircraft practicing over Yakima Valley
• West Valley to seek permanent replacement for superintendent
• Police arrest man in stolen car, carjacking case
• Is former Tieton resident now a Mexican drug cartel leader?
• Yakima Council accepts Mexican hero's bust
• Yakima County's job figures brighter
• Gang panel finds juvenile detention beds will cost less
• State, tribe at issue over $11 million in fuel taxes
• Suspect in Yakima stabbing death held on $1 million bail
• Benton officials collect tires to control mosquitos
• Two men and car sought in Yakima carjacking
• State fines Yakima firms for pesticide infractions
• Fifty lose jobs at Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic
• Farm Workers Clinics cut jobs
• Police search for carjacking suspects
• Mabton eyes high-tech sewage treatment plant
• Gates official impressed how early learning money spent
• Man held in Yakima stabbing death
• State enlists residents to draw tourists
• Jay Clough ready to challenge Doc Hastings again
• Third victim named in Ellensburg fatal fire
• Grange to honor collector of high-heel shoes tonight
• Suspect faces assault charges in Yakima shooting
• County wants more time to work on contaminated wells
• West Valley board to meet to discuss superintendent search
• Photos: Exchanging cultures and crafts
• West Valley School District to mull superintendent replacement
• Yakima man stabbed to death
• Man makes court appearance in Friday night shooting
• Tourism officials launch email invitations
• April 26 webinar: Filtering through the Chaos—Available Communications from Kiwanis International
• Third fire victim identified
• Solar project hits big roadblock
• The young keep you young
• Meetings monotonous? Make them more fun!
• Where we meet: Kiwanis meetings around the world
• Community groups, families peeved at the pump
• Temps: Workers without risk for many employers
• Officials call spring tasting event 'great'
• 04/18/11 In Basket
• Human resources group to hold luncheon
• Authorities identify two who died in Ellensburg fire
• Fire results in "significant" damage at apartment complex
• Longtime West Valley superintendent Ansingh to leave for Iowa position
• Hatton: Higher education needs all of our help to thrive
• Photos: Arbor Fest's best
• 4/16/11 Yakima People
• Sense of community at heart of Inslee speech
• Civic leaders promote plans for family-friendly 4th of July
• Suicide prevention forum Tuesday
• Yakima road project launches Monday
• DOT project to slow traffic on I-90
• West Valley superintendent leaving for Iowa district
• Ellensburg fire that killed mom, two sons started on stovetop
• Nitrate program response remains low
• Tuning in to youth turnout -- Education, outreach are key
• Photo: Valley rite of spring
• Master Gardeners -- Fresh garden peas are an early summer treat
• Three dead in Ellensburg fire
• Gunshot victim expected to recover
• Tea party rallies for less government, more grass-roots
• Measure to hasten inmate deportations nears OK
• Panel overturns findings against Granato
• Yakama couple get jail for selling eagle parts
• Ex-police clerk pleads no contest to embezzlement
• Rick Carney named Naches mayor
• Man shot in chest in Yakima
• Sunrise Rotary accepting grant proposals
• Valley firefighters battle house fire near Moxee
• Basic tax help available in Yakima on filing date
• Order deadline nears for LV flower sale
• Tinted windows -- Hue've been warned
• For sale by the yard Saturday-- nostalgia and the stuff of life
• Cougar shot, killed in south Richland home
• Naches gets new mayor
• 16th Avenue resurfacing next week
• 04/16/11 Faith Happenings
• Yakama couple sentenced for conspiring to sell eagle parts
• Tea party plans tax rally downtown today
• Students in recovery -- CWU offers support group for students who want to stay sober
• Lake Cle Elum fish-passage proposal called major milestone
• Free document shredding offered Saturday
• City of Toppenish wins health care award
• Camp Prime Time fundraiser Sunday
• Valley Republicans prepare for Lincoln Day dinner
• Final show for youth symphony conductor is Sunday
• Motorized vehicle use on some trails not legal until June 15
• Goldendale bond joins two others on ballot
• Shooter's conviction amended on appeal
• 4/15/11 Photo Journal
• Tea party to hold tax day rally
• Cold spring delays asparagus
• ACE in the hole for a stronger club
• Yakima City Council to weigh in on Mexican hero's bust
• Defense claims sex consensual; accuser says otherwise
• Yakima's new streetscape to ring courthouse
• 04/14/11 Lower Valley Briefs
• Yakima Town Hall Series-- A history of divas, bores and red-carpet treatment
• Town Hall speaker says happiness is a work ethic
• Famed scientist kicks off next Yakima Town Hall Series schedule
• Gang member gets 20 years for 2009 shooting
• Welcome to the new and tastier On magazine
• Spring Barrel Tasting -- Savor the flavor
• Spring Barrel Tasting -- Wine and food pairings
• Spring Barrel Tasting -- Do's and don'ts
• Jeff Dye -- Giggles and guffaws
• Scene and Heard -- A short blast from the past to prepare for the future
• Terrible Noise -- Kristofferson is so much more than that 'Blade' guy
• Book Scene -- 'The Tiger's Wife' full of gripping Balkan folklore
• On the menu -- Antojitos Mexicanos
• The Indoorsman -- Death of a hyphen
• Got a problem? Ask Dear Crabby!
• Bryan Adams bringing a slice of Canadiana to the Capitol
• Break out the vinyl! It's national Record Store Day
• 04/14/11 10 Days Out
• 04/14/11 Film clips
• 04/14/11 Planner
• 04/14/11 Night life
• 04/14/11 On sale Saturday
• 04/14/11 Books
• 04/14/11 Theater
• 04/14/11 Art
• April 12 webinar: May is Membership Month
• UFO sighting in Tri-Cities
• Wind farms fight possible shutdown of turbines
• Diocese of Yakima's new bishop comes home to Central Washington
• Pasco woman collects $4.8 million in Lotto winnings
• Yakima groper still at large, targets two school girls
• Man gets 27 1/2 years in Union Gap drowning killing
• Stud removal deadline extended one last time
• Zillah firm to beef up courthouse security
• City manager to lead Sunfair parade
• Clore wine center reaches fundraising goal
• Terrace Heights sets annual meeting
• Native American students to tell life stories
• 04/13/11 Yakima People
• Thieves keep targeting Harrah treatment plant
• Training session to focus on human trafficking
• Event to launch anti-underage drinking effort
• Whirpool closes call center, cuts 160 jobs
• Whirlpool closing call center, 160 jobs affected
• Zais to serve as Sunfair Parade grand marshal
• Indian trust settlement will help Yakamas, a little
• New bishop announced by Diocese of Yakima
• Deputies find a cache of guns, tools
• Sunnyside teens get stiff sentences in drive-by
• Catholic Charities exec starts work in Yakima
• Attorney found guilty of felony theft, may face disbarment
• Happiness researcher to wind up Yakima Town Hall series
• Slow going? Nope -- Selah road work is speeding along
• Summitview McDonald's targeted in another a.m. holdup
• May is for members
• KIWANIS magazine's April edition is now online
• A new chapter, an exciting moment
• Yakima attorney convicted on theft, contraband charges
• Summitview Avenue McDonald's restaurant robbed again
• Ex-head of migrant council claims wrongful dismissal
• Ugandan Orphans Choir cultivates unity
• At least one new face to join Yakima City Council
• Longtime nurse spent time healing, training others
• Gewurztraminer at the grocery
• Shop Talk-- Wine tasting getting tastier with more food offerings
• 04/11/11 Senior lunch menus
• The Goldendale aluminum plant -- The death of a way of life
• Boulder Cave opening delayed until May 1
• Motorcyclist injured in I-82 crash
• Man found hurt on U.S. 97 improving
• Lincoln Ave. underpass project to be delayed until fall
• Selah, Prosser bond supporters press on
• Photo: Job well done
• Photos: A wheel of a time
• The arboretum is a crown jewel of the Valley
• Bellingham man found injured on Wapato area road
• Yakima kids growing green and garden savvy
• Board backs up Yakima County's shoreline buffer zones
• Man checked after crashing car into Toppenish mini-mall
• Prosser youth club wins $8,000 grant
• Paper clover sale to benefit 4-H
• Relay team to stage Sunnyside bowling tourney
• McKenna, Inslee get early start on 2012 gubernatorial election
• Verdict in attorney's phone service theft trial expected Monday
• Sun Valley Church gets a home -- thanks to amazing gift
• 04/09/11 Faith Happenings
• Arboretum out to stop the trauma of topping trees
• 04/10/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Man drives into Toppenish building
• Local effects of a government shutdown: More will stay open than you might think
• Dresses to be on display at Saturday show
• Wine hall of fame nominations being accepted
• Wapato school board meeting moves locations
• Program in need of crime victim volunteers
• Schwab appointed to chair Sunshine Committee
• Suspects sought in Domino's robbery
• Corkage-free zone bill passes Senate
• Cowiche Canyon property to expand by 50 acres
• 100 Jobs program in need of local support
• 4/8/11 Yakima People
• Photo: Winter hangs on
• New sounds for the SunDome
• EPA: Air-quality woes lead complaints from tribal land residents
• The Indoorsman -- Remembering David Foster Wallace
• Richie McDonald brings the country to The Seasons
• A fabulous event featuring fabulous hats at Maryhill
• 04/08/11 10 Days Out
• 04/08/11 Film clips
• 04/08/11 Night life
• 04/08/11 Planner
• 04/08/11 Theater
• 04/08/11 Now on sale
• 04/08/11 Art
• 04/08/11 Books
• Police looking for suspects in Domino's Pizza robbery
• Club Management System e-newsletter debuts for users
• Club Leadership Education: Position-specific training
• Home rule-- Would government change, more county council members be better for Yakima County?
• Wind-whipped Outlook blaze spreads to home
• Native Americans can learn about $3.4B settlement
• Man hospitalized after car hits tree on US Highway 97
• Pass snow spells havoc for some, fun for others
• Snowslide on I-90 catches Pasco family; minor cuts
• 2010 apple crop projected to be largest ever at 108.6 million boxes
• Snow slide closes part of Snoqualmie
• Waterville man airlifted to Seattle after accident
• Photos -- Happy campers
• Wapato Chamber's dinner, auction are Friday
• Light fixture fire damages Grandview office building
• Prosser paves way for large, low-income development
• Court rejects appeal in crash that killed WSU students
• Yakima bans sex offenders from pools
• Landmark Care Center owner: State's concerns addressed
• Ballots in the mail for Prosser, Selah bond issue second tries
• Light fixture fire damages office building
• Follow The Eliminate Project in Cambodia
• April 12 webinar: Membership Campaigns—Reveal: Reach Out
• Yakima woman fined for practicing immigration law
• Irrigators to have plenty of water
• Naches to pick new mayor
• Mountain drivers can keep studded tires until April 14
• Hearings to collect environmental concerns on basin water plan
• Mt. Adams superintendent to retire
• Sleeping Sunnyside girl hit by flying glass
• Inslee to address Yakima FDR dinner
• Valley's manufacturing sector is showing a spark of success
• State House capital budget has plenty for local education
• Naches Town Council to select new mayor next week
• Minor injury reported in Sunnyside drive-by shooting
• Club election report now open
• Share your One Day photos!
• Serve children in a big way
• Watch videos spread the Kiwanis message further
• Shop Talk: Spring brings new starts in Valley
• State park users may have to pay to play
• 04/04/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• A (buffalo) bull market-- Meat's demand outstripping supply
• 04/04/11 In Basket
• 04/04/11 Business Briefs
• 04/04/11 Planned Projects
• Fresh | Fun with cupcakes!
• Risk Takers -- There's no denying the entrepreneurial spirit of local business owners
• 4/3/11 Lower Valley briefs
• 4/3/11 In the Military
• Suspected burglar apprehended after briefly evading police
• Fire marshal: Photoelectric alarms essential to saving lives
• WWII veteran finds friend for the end
• Neighbors say burglar used doggie door at Gleed home
• Anti-gang organization has new director
• Flood fears recede with waters
• Deputy's sentencing expected in May
• 4/2/11 In the Military
• Grandview bank robber on the loose
• No one hurt in Union Gap metal shop fire
• Planned Parenthood CEO plans to move
• Master Gardeners -- April is preparation month in the garden
• Organic farming takes a slight dip, but in this case less is more
• Family Chuckle -- Not up to Mom's regimen of spring house scouring
• Former deputy to be sentenced in May
• Chinook Pass cleanup work to start soon
• Many churchgoers developing faith in technology
• 04/02/11 Faith Happenings
• Yakima levee being reinforced today
• Grandview police still searching for bank robber
• Firefighters respond to metal shop fire
• 4/1/11 Yakima People
• EPA to host air-quality meeting Wednesday in Harrah
• Yakima's Cinco de Mayo celebration to change locales
• Toppenish, Wapato school districts on federal grant list
• Local lawmakers propose gaming industry changes
• Sex offender to live near Granger
• Union Gap shooting suspect could face charges
• Photo: Sticking together
• With mix of winter and spring, March goes out like a lion
• Chinook Pass cleanup work to start next week
• Area rivers are rising due to high temps and rain
• Parking lot shooter may face charges
• The Indoorsman -- The early bird gets the shaft
• Katy Lin and the Moonlight Riders -- Musical precision never sounded so good
• Alice Stuart a wonder, and she's playing The Seasons
• 04/01/11 10 Days Out
• 04/01/11 Night life
• 04/01/11 Art
• 04/01/11 Planner
• 04/01/11 Film clips
• 04/01/11 Books
• 04/01/11 Just announced
• 04/01/11 Theater
• County improves but remains among state's unhealthiest
• All's on track in Sunnyside with $27M high school update
• Inmate charged in 2009 death near Wapato
• Experts to address immigration topics at Yakima forum
• Drivers ignoring emergency zone face tickets
• Skip that scenic drive through Yakima Canyon on Saturday
• Simultaneous calls stretch Yakima firefighting forces
• Early a.m. crash on US 97 sends three to hospitals
• Hearing Saturday to focus on more Wenas access gates
• Spa party proceeds to go to Wellness House
• 03/31/11 Yakima People
• A note to readers from the publisher
• A cloud hovers over copyright and public domain music
• Canyon Road to be closed Saturday during marathon
• Three hospitalized after Lower Valley crash
• Fire crews stretched responding to two fires
• EPA fines Toppenish $134,500 for pollution
• County says no to airport board on sharing legal fees
• Granato's gone, but not forgotten with new lawsuit
• 03/30/11 Yakima People
• Police call Yakima shooting gang-related
• Yakima woman escapes serious injury in US 97 crash
• Suspect in Donald holdup nabbed within a half-hour
• Keep going with the flow of traffic roundabouts
• Altered incense -- Synthetic pot purchased in area shops despite bans on similar products
• Gregoire submits request for White Swan disaster declaration
• Police: Shooting on Naches Ave. likely gang related
• Yakima woman escapes serious injury in crash near Chelan
• Gov seeks disaster status for White Swan
• Toppenish to pay fine for pollution discharges
• Alaska to compensate fliers delayed by outage
• Some newspaper deliveries delayed
• Report: Cuts jeopardize seniors above poverty line
• Union Gap to study public facilities district
• Stormwater program open to public comment Thursday
• Grandview man faces charges in 2009 drive-by
• Yakima Valley School advocates to stage benefit lunch
• Deadline to remove studded tires extended to April 7
• Expect I-90 delays as Snoqualmie Pass work resumes
• County's housing market is still in flux
• Harper death penalty decision delayed until August
• Most state agencies closed today
• I-90 delays coming this week
• March 29 webinar: Sponsoring New Club Orientation
• Studded tire removal deadline extended
• 03/28/11 In Basket
• Borton wins judgment over damaged apples
• Shop Talk: Area retail, restaurant industries receive high marks
• 03/28/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Latino expo helps circumvent cultural barriers
• What qualities make an ideal candidate for Yakima's city manager?
• Toppenish PE teacher works wonders with overweight girls
• Select state agencies to be closed Monday
• Despite verdict, prosecutor still will pursue pot operations
• Memorial continues fight to perform elective heart surgeries
• Photo: Back in the swing
• Photo: Balancing act
• Photos: Sunnyside knows the drill
• Historic settlement reached in priest abuse scandal
• Commission approves 12 percent Pacific Power rate hike
• VFW pays tribute to Yakima Medal of Honor recipient
• Yakima lawyer faces child rape charge
• 03/26/11 Yakima People
• Sunnyside rehab center breaks ground for addition
• World War ll hero honored
• Catholic Society settles landmark sex abuse case with Native Americans
• The subtle signs of spring
• On Gardening -- Your houseplants need spring cleaning, too
• 03/26/11 Faith Happenings
• Balloon tours to be offered in Prosser
• Ellensburg man's land could become reservoir
• Controversial birth movie coming to Prosser
• Photos: Connecting through culture
• Prosser midwife to share home birthing movie
• Cleanup volunteers needed April 2 at Mabton park site
• 03/25/11 Lower Valley briefs
• Hearing and speech center to offer seminar April 4
• 03/25/11 Yakima People
• Medical-marijuana dispensaries-- First county trial ends in acquittal
• Latino expo organizers hope to double draw this year
• Dairy farmers donate $61,000 to help fire victims
• Suspect in Monday's fatal drive-by is charged
• February jobless rate drops in Yakima County
• Abuse victim settles with Yakima diocese
• Teen shooting victim released from hospital
• Man convicted of eluding in Granger loses appeal
• Members realign after Carpenters Union dissolves
• Airfield access agreement extended through June
• Hastings returns to Yakima to push again for entitlement change
• Teen shooting victim released from Harborview
• Bault is back, and part of weekend Japan relief benefit
• Comic Gabriel Iglesias -- This Fluffy's funny
• Teen arrested in fatal drive-by shooting
• The Indoorsman sells his Spartan soul
• YOU are Allied Arts, and 'Aloha Party' will emphasize that
• 03/25/11 10 Days Out
• 03/25/11 Planner
• 03/25/11 Night life
• 03/25/11 Art
• 03/25/11 Film clips
• 03/25/11 Now on sale
• 03/25/11 Theater
• 03/25/11 Books
• Yakima dairy farmers raise $61,000 for fire victims
• Airport board, Noland Decoto reach agreement on airfield extension
• State Patrol angers gun-rights advocates
• Central Washington State Fair picks airy theme
• It's graduation day at Perry Tech for 'Super Mom'
• Deputies vow to file complaint over unfilled slot
• University shows off $1.5M Cadwell Student Center
• Prosser man convicted of targeting Yakima home in drive-by
• Yakima public defense lawyer accused of child rape
• Safety first-- Prosser exchange student on her way back from Japan
• No bidders surface for Yakima Co.'s restitution center
• A portion of I-90 westbound down to one lane from rockslide
• No takers for Union Gap jail
• Yakima to study fire department merger with Union Gap
• Four-car crash snarls traffic on State Route 24
• Gang ties suspected in Yakima homicide
• Kittitas sheriff hopes sketch will lead to dead woman's I
• State revenue alerts businesses to scam calls
• Boys vie for Mr. Sunnyside, Memorial Foundation benefit
• TV show tips off officers to sex offender's home
• Wapato Barrio Fiesta to feature Filipino food, dancing
• Runners sought for second Lower Valley Sage Rat Run
• People to People to present surplus buses to agencies
• Deadline nears to vote Prosser school bond issue
• 03/23/11 Yakima People
• Photos -- Spring pipes up
• Hastings pushes GOP entitlement framework
• Two attorneys chosen to defend accused triple-murderer
• Some seething over idea of late opening for Naches district trails
• SR 24 crash blocks a.m. traffic
• Facial sketch of unidentified woman is released
• Businesses targeted by automated scam calls
• Tip leads deputies to child molester's new address
• Yakima man shot and killed Monday night
• KIF authorizes US$20,000 for disaster relief
• Yakima Valley honors young achievers
• Brother-in-law held in missing Ellensburg man's death
• 3 Valley school districts investigated in Title IX complaint
• YVCC, YV-Tech hosting career expo
• Fish biologist helps Yakamas create first sturgeon recovery program
• March 22 webinar: Online Monthly Report
• Body of Kittitas County man identified
• Skip-A-Meal, benefit children
• Where would we be without water?
• Apply now for an ING Unsung Hero grant
• Shop Talk: No shortage of restaurant news this week
• Endless possibilities: World events often affect the Valley's economic fortunes
• Patina clothing store trendy, fun and budget-conscious
• 03/21/11 Business Licenses
• 03/21/11 In Basket
• Prices are on the rise; now's the time to check your budget
• 3/21/11 Senior lunch menus
• Photo gallery: Little guys, big competition
• Teen burned in fire pit accident
• Police search for suspect in mini-mart robbery
• Photos: Who's the fairest baby of them all?
• Othello man taken to hospital after Saturday night crash
• Teen burned in outdoor fire
• Displaced families play the waiting game in White Swan
• Two wounded in Friday shooting in Yakima
• Mexican artwork still has ways to go before location decided
• State's small towns are getting smaller
• Suspect arrested in connection with Ellensburg death
• Environmental group-- Feeding operations should report pollutants
• Spencer Hatton-- Reaching out to our extended family
• 03/20/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Master Gardeners-- Dig or don't dig?
• Family Chuckle -- Surgical recovery brings back memories of pampering sick kids
• Yakima legislators talk budget, bipartisanship
• Flooded Konnowac Pass Road reopened
• Wapato School Board forgoes study session
• Two men sought in Summitview McDonald's holdup
• Yakima garage fire under investigation
• Teens arrested after Sunnyside car chase, crash
• DEATH PENALTY: The cost is high
• Konnowac Pass road reopened
• Summitview Avenue McDonalds restaurant robbed
• Teens cause high-speed chase by police
• Faith, by design -- Business offers Scripture-based T-shirts
• 03/19/11 Faith Happenings
• Suspicious fire destroys garage
• Firefighters free trapped man from crashed car
• New Mexican consul getting to be familiar face around Valley
• Spaghetti dinner to raise money for troop packages
• Harrah man gets 6 years in neighbor's death
• Sunnyside teen hit in drive-by improves after surgeries
• Yakima School District spotlights classified staff
• Yakima County seeks recycling heroes
• Valley youth to be honored
• Yakamas eye major casino expansion
• Siphon break floods road
• Yakima police post sketch of fondling suspect
• Siphon break closes Konnowac Pass road
• Listening to the art -- Bob Fisher to receive Larson's Arts Award
• North of here, author will promote 'West of Here'
• The Indoorsman -- Crusty pingpong coach wanted
• 03/18/11 Film clips
• 'Once On This Island' worth seeing twice
• 03/18/11 10 Days Out
• 03/18/11 Nightlife
• 03/18/11 Art
• 03/18/11 Planner
• 03/18/11 Books
• 03/18/11 Just announced
• 03/18/11 Theater
• Teen injured in shooting improves
• Yakama Nation to announce big casino expansion and hotel
• County hearing on adult entertainment draws scant crowd
• Witnesses sought in death of Ellensburg 5-month-old
• Federal judge tosses out illegal arrest suit against Yakima
• 03/17/11 Lower Valley briefs
• 03/17/11 Yakima People
• Sunnyside teen hit in drive-by sent to Seattle for surgery
• Ellensburg, Yakima men among 45 new WSP troopers
• Two gunmen hold up Yakima jewelry store
• Two men sought in Toppenish assault
• Yakima man in custody after shots fired at family's car
• Irrigation water to start flowing in Yakima on April 1
• Spilyay Art Show due this weekend in Toppenish
• Yakima man arrested in diving gear exposure
• Job-training programs in jeopardy
• Man arrested in exposure incident on Greenway
• Spilyay Art Show this weekend
• Two arrested in early morning Yakima shooting
• Police seek two in connection with Toppenish assault
• Latest state troopers class includes two from Yakima and Kittitas valleys
• Yakima city irrigation deliveries start next month
• Girl who was shot in bed transferred to Seattle hospital
• Yakima jewelry store robbed at gunpoint
• County wants cities to fight gang crime by paying for more beds at Juvenile Justice Center
• Slice of Yakima -- Abnormal apple can't seem to make up its mind
• High-speed chase ends in arrest
• Police watching for drunken drivers
• Drive-by suspects appear in court
• Infant injured; teen mom held
• City says yes, county no to paying airport legal fees
• Historic district already has guidelines
• 3/16/11 Photojournal
• Food distribution planned in Selah
• Masonic Charities aid speech center
• Goldendale seeks home and garden vendors
• Ellensburg infant in critical condition; her mother faces assault charges
• Teen shooting victim in serious, stable condition
• Cle Elum chase ends in arrest of Wenatchee man
• Food bank coming to Selah
• Child porn gets Yakima man 10 years in prison
• Union Gap holds off on hiring
• Spate of gunfire erupts around Lower Valley
• State audit faults Yakima Air Terminal
• Rescued Ellensburg hike out of hospital
• 03/15/11 Yakima People
• Slice of Yakima-- Art imitates life for Selah mom, child
• State geologists want better quake preparedness here
• Yakima councilwoman decries lack of new streetlights
• Drive-by in Outlook nets four arrests, weapons
• Police investigate Lower Valley shootings
• Hiker rescued Saturday after falling down rocky chute
• Ignite your service project. Apply for a club grant!
• Celebrate CKI Service Week!
• Sunnyside teen shot while in bed
• 03/14/11 Planned Projects
• 03/14/11 In Basket
• Shop Talk -- Ribs and threads
• 03/14/11 Business briefs
• Latinos lead the way in smart phone use
• Retrial nears for convicted rapist
• Japan races to prevent nuke reactor meltdowns
• Man arrested after standoff with SWAT team
• 'Grief on many layers'
• In search of ... lost history of Sunfair Parade
• Union Gap looks to hire -- but for what job?
• Photos: karate takes center stage
• Man killed in downtown Yakima crash identified
• Japan braces for possible nuclear reactor meltdown
• Home show vendors face slowdown by building a niche
• Letters to lawmakers asked to urge school project funding
• White Swan woman charged in double-fatal car crash
• Sunnyside teen gets 88 years in drive-by targeting gang rivals
• Yakima man stabbed over a soft drink
• Help those affected by recent earthquakes in New Zealand and Japan
• Man gets 88 years in drive-by shooting
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Tsunami sweeps 5 to sea, rips out Calif. docks
• Former Yakima County deputy pleads guilty in assault case
• CWU geophysics professor to be featured on National Geographic Channel tonight
• Home-schoolers and PE -- Plenty of options to choose from
• 03/12/11 Faith Happenings
• White Swan woman faces charges in double-fatal last summer near Toppenish
• Deputy expected to plead guilty today
• City of Yakima settles suits with officers
• Tribe sues feds over reservation raid
• Concert fundraiser for fire victims on April 9
• Out-of-state driver hurt in I-90 rollover
• Prosser school board again sends bond to vote
• Art exhibit confronts painful pasts
• Woman jailed for allegedly lying to police about drive-by
• WV teacher charged in prescription drug case
• County adult business zoning hearing Wednesday
• A Libyan in Yakima: He'd like to go home, but ...
• City settles lawsuits by police officers
• Michigan man hurt in rollover
• Police make arrest in connection with Sunnyside drive-by shooting
• Mycle Wastman opening Seasons' new backstage venue
• St. Patrick's Day -- Making Shepherd's Pie
• St. Patrick's Day -- Three drinks to, well, drink
• St. Patrick's Day -- The Indoorsman's party playlist
• St. Patrick's Day -- Bushmills and old wives' tales
• New Shilling plays traditional Irish music, only a bit funner
• It's 'Oscar Night' at the symphony
• Olmos' 'Walkout' part of Latino Cultural Film Series
• 03/11/11 10 Days Out
• 03/11/11 Film clips
• 03/11/11 Night life
• 03/11/11 Planner
• 03/11/11 Art
• 03/11/11 Just announced
• 03/11/11 Books
• 03/11/11 Theater
• West Valley teacher charged in drug deal
• Union Gap names fire chief
• Entrepreneur shares keys to success with New Vision audience
• Journalist delves into parents' fascinating story
• Man hurt in stabbing near Toppenish
• Alied Arts names Gail Wright as executive director
• Wapato fair to celebrate Valley's diverse cultures
• Sunnyside FD plans monthly CPR, first aid classes
• Grandview to present community awards
• Yakima Valley residents invited to dance for Mary Murphy
• 03/10/11 Yakima People
• Snoqualmie Pass closing for avalanche control
• Bill would give pot providers a place to grow, way to sell to patients who need it
• Yakima officer accused of 2010 sexual assault of woman resigns
• Conservation groups could back water storage plan
• Allied Arts has new executive director
• County sets hearing on adult businesses
• Riding high -- Yakima Transit ridership expected to increase
• Regional fire authority idea sparks council debate
• Courthouse security to be beefed up with metal detector, access restrictions
• Photo: It's 'Moo-di-gras'
• County's jobless rate drops
• Conservationists say protect land as part of basin project
• Low-income complex clears hurdle in Prosser
• Students bring home honors
• Woman who caused fatal crash gets 2 1/2 years
• Pregnancy center bill fails to advance
• Wapato High School team readies robot for competition
• Anti-gang bill still alive in Legislature
• Eyeing bond issue retries, Selah, Prosser offer school tours
• Two local school districts to receive STEM grants
• Selah schools plan mock emergency test
• Mabton park supporters set March 14 meeting
• Potluck to celebrate Peace Corps milestone
• Mattawa man fractures leg after car hits tree
• Heart attack blamed for Yakima snowmobiler's death
• Water forecast indicates there's enough to go around
• Yakima snowmobiler suffers fatal heart attack
• Role model for club websites: Rated E for Everyone
• Online reporting free and open to all club secretaries
• A fun annual report? Who knew!
• Efforts under way to fund new Mabton park
• Forecast: Water supply to be adequate
• Man crashes car near Mattawa
• Sunny outlook for Valley tourism
• Shop Talk: Three reasons why the restaurant biz isn't so bad
• New Kohl's store in Union Gap is now up and running
• 03/07/11 In Basket
• 03/07/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Photo: Sack a' potatoes
• Copeland puts job security before the top job
• Photos: Carnival on the mountain
• Crowd expected at Prosser housing meeting Tuesday
• Fact Check: Fears about low-income housing unfounded
• Acclaimed journalist to speak Wednesday
• Kids chemo program puts comfort into care
• Family able to stop fire from spreading
• Family escapes early morning fire
• Photo: States of Mind
• 03/06/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Today's baby shower is a whole new game
• Teacher layoffs -- Seniority or merit?
• 03/05/11 Yakima People
• Man on the run charged with 2009 slaying
• Ash Wednesday -- 'Remember that you are dust and to dust you will return'
• 03/05/11 Faith Happenings
• Mexico tariffs on ag products may end
• Culture on menu for annual sukiyaki dinner in Wapato
• Prosser plans March 12 benefit for Boys and Girls club
• 03/04/11 Yakima People
• Airport board approves terms of airfield access agreement
• State grant to help with Moxee road construction
• Toppenish City Council eyes annexation
• EV School District to appeal ruling on firing of teacher
• Yakima, Union Gap mull fire department merger
• Forum to discuss higher ed budget cuts
• DirecTV subscribers still able to access KCYU
• 3/4/11 Photo Journal
• 'Rango,' 'Adjustment Bureau,' '80s comedy lead strong slate of new movies opening today
• Bomb threat yields arrests at East Valley Middle School
• 03/04/11 Film clips
• 03/04/11 Night life
• 03/04/11 Art
• 03/04/11 Planner
• 03/04/11 Just announced
• 03/04/11 Theater
• 03/04/11 Books
• Yakima man arrested on child porn charges
• Mayor plans another try to bring Bears to Union Gap
• Team White Swan, basketball rallies town hit by wildfire
• Sunnyside dinner to help ex-teacher fighting cancer
• Three suspects held in Grandview burglary
• Wapato man gets 12 1/2 years in prison
• Finnish organist to perform Scandinavian selections
• Psychologist to offer 'Anatomy of a Meltdown'
• 03/03/11 Correction
• Tearful suspect arraigned on aggravated murder counts
• 'Valley Fresh Fare' spotlights hometown chef
• CWU Republicans hold ICE party to support raid
• The basics about MNT
• Winners of the 2011 Robert P. Connelly Medal of Heroism announced
• Heritage Society honors your planned gift
• Yakima man charged in triple homicide
• Wapato man sentenced in federal court for burglary, stolen firearms
• Suspects in Grandview burglary in custody
• Pain at the pump -- Rapidly rising prices may be just the beginning
• Union Gap to raise water rates
• Copeland keeps interim tag
• Prosser may take smaller bond to voters
• Agreement may help unplug ban on new wells in Kittitas County
• TOP Food effort to help White Swan
• Snoqualmie Pass reopens after short closure
• Man gets 15 months for eluding, unlawful imprisonment
• Benton County sees gangs headed its way
• Power struggles -- Pole fires cut electricity, disrupt traffic
• Yep, still winter -- Heavy snow, spinouts make a mess of the pass
• Nationwide search yields local pick to lead Catholic Foundation
• 'No man's land' wildfire bill clears House, 96-0
• YVCC teammates mourn death of Wapato student in car crash
• Board hopes to clear air over airfield access
• Jeld-Wen sells Yakima vinyl molding plant
• Nitrate information packet lists incorrect phone number
• Yakima expected to name interim police chief
• Group aims to unite LV under-36-year-olds
• Sentencing hearing due in Klickitat 'road games' deaths
• Accomplice gets 15 years in home invasion death
• I-90 reopens eastbound
• Hundreds still without electricity in Yakima
• Wapato woman killed in Highway 97 accident
• County corrects phone number on nitrate testing
• Accomplice in fatal gets 15 years
• Winter storm warning in effect
• Slim pickings: Rental units in Yakima Valley are hard to come by
• Fire damages old furniture store in Yakima
• 02/28/11 In Basket
• Name-droppers: Alaska to do away with Horizon brand in 2012
• Shop Talk: Convenience stores -- In and out is still in
• Circus performance March 7 in Sunnyside
• Selah man hurt in I-90 rollover
• Woman wanders away from Wapato care facility
• Prosser bond issue may again go to vote
• Two die in Union Gap crash
• Food/cash drive to benefit Northwest Harvest
• 02/28/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Photo: Sawin' on the strings
• Nursing home resident found after five-hour search
• Selah man hurt in Interstate 90 crash
• Two killed in Union Gap crash
• Fire kept from spreading at former Schultz Furniture building
• Snoqualmie Pass closes for avalanche work
• Prosser could float another school bond proposal
• Photo: Walk on the slimy side
• All is not well with free filtration program
• Fear of unknown haunts Ellensburg immigrant families
• Hatton: When choosing a novel, it's best to go top shelf
• Sunnyside doctor witnesses history in Egypt
• Sex offender registers in Wapato
• Mabton park meeting Monday
• Darigold donates to fire victims
• YPD busts turn up drugs, guns, money
• Suspect arraigned in fatal hit-and-run
• Photo: Freezing ... for shore
• 02/27/11 McLain on Gardening
• Man charged in fatal Wapato hit and run
• Drugs, cash and weapons seized in raids
• Selah School District putting bond measure back before voters in April
• Inside pitch -- It takes more than winter weather to keep soccer enthusiasts from playing
• 02/27/11 Volunteer opportunities
• 02/26/11 Faith Happenings
• 02/26/11 Who's New
• Prosser restaurant moving to Tri-Cities
• City eyes tough stance on sex offenders
• Photo: Gospel Music Today
• Wags to Riches "Spay-ghetti Feed" Saturday
• Free seminar on diabetes planned Wednesday at CWU
• Memorial hospital to expand childbirth education classes
• Woman reportedly assaulted Tuesday on YVCC campus
• Hanford tour dates set
• Suspect arrested after downtown stabbing
• Health-care workers protest bank tax breaks
• Man who jumped in river may be OK, officials say
• Police ask witnesses to come forward in triple murder
• Board to give airfield access to pilots group
• WV teacher appears in court on drug charges
• Proposed soccer complex ready to proceed
• Photos: Smoky situation
• Search on for man in river
• Rally to protest bank tax breaks
• Hearing examiner to approve soccer complex application
• Crews battle Selah fire early Thursday
• Man stabbed in South Naches Avenue incident
• Dimestore Mystery, aka Daniel Craig, makes vulnerability an asset
• Airport, pilots group reach agreement on airfield access
• Registration for Hanford tours set for next month
• The Indoorsman -- Oval logic
• Two artists plus three months in Italy equals a fine exhibit
• 02/25/11 Night life
• Do you have what it takes to win the On magazine Oscar contest?
• 02/25/11 10 Days Out
• 02/25/11 Film clips
• 02/25/11 Art
• 02/25/11 Planner
• 02/25/11 On sale now
• 02/25/11 Books
• 02/25/11 Theater
• Minority majority-- For first time, minorities account for more than 50 percent of Yakima County's population
• WV teacher accused of trying to buy Vicodin from student
• La Nina so far a big no-snow
• Engineering Day for Kids free for elementary students
• $190,000 in grants to target chronic diseases
• Grandview ready to vote on $20 car tab fee
• Fuel company hopes to raise $25,000 to help White Swan
• Community raises $15,000 for injured pub owner
• Germans-from-Russia group offers potluck, information
• Peace Corps volunteers sought to mark milestone
• Trucker blamed in five-vehicle. chain reaction crash on I-90
• Black History Month exhibit spotlights contributions
• Grandview student to lead citywide cleanup March 26
• Yakama mill fined $145,500 over safety violations
• Fresh | Winter garden grows pizza
• IRS increases Form 990-N filing threshold
• Five vehicles involved in chain-reaction crash
• Grandview moving ahead with car tab increase
• Answers elusive in triple homicide
• Michele Taylor wins round in fight to regain teaching job
• Slammers for sale -- but will county get any bidders?
• It's getting cold (but at least you're not in Seattle)
• 2/23/11 Photo Journal
• Unions OK wage freeze
• Some legislation in Olympia is dead
• Airport nears accord with Noland Decoto
• Priest from Yakima suspended in California
• Investigation continues into triple homicide
• Snow, accidents close westbound I-90 near Easton
• Zais back at work half-time
• Club locator crisis: Bad data needs cleaned up by clubs
• Local company latest to help White Swan fire victims
• Yakima woman injured when pickup slides on ice
• What are the benefits of using the Club Management System for your website?
• Introducing: Your special Swiss tour guide
• Subzero temperatures forecast
• Sunnyside arrests two for illegal guns
• Coroner: West Valley trio was bludgeoned to death
• Yakama Power gains in its bid to compete
• Many Valley wineries see sweet turnout for annual event
• Fire forces evacuation of Yakima apartment complex
• Washington Middle School's new dress code getting a postive reception
• Blaze forces evacuation of Yakima apartment complex
• Coroner: West Valley trio bludgeoned to death
• New CWU program teaches the business of brewing
• Following the economic trends and parsing the numbers
• 02/21/11 In Basket
• Shop Talk: Bookstore's bankruptcy has ripple effects
• Coming Home: 'We want them to know that they're not alone'
• Coming Home: Finding healing and hope
• 02/21/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• American Legion post to host fundraiser for fire victims
• Two hospitalized in single-car wreck
• Two skiers rescued after chilly night
• Man shot Saturday in Grandview
• Boy dies in sledding accident at Hyak
• Washington Beef employee dies in workplace accident
• Pedestrian killed in Washington Beef parking lot
• Union Gap car dealership robbed
• Airport asks city, county for legal fees
• Local homeowner fights back against big bank
• Restaurants pledge to help Humane Society
• Missing skiers rescued after spending night at White Pass
• Two injured when car leaves roadway
• Coming Home: The Scars of War
• Coming Home: Getting benefits a fight
• Investigators identify homicide victims
• Man booked into jail after early morning robbery
• White Swan fire ruled an accident
• Man's skull fractured in assault
• DOL offices to be open Tuesday
• Chimney fire damages duplex
• Fundraiser Monday for Bob's Keg and Cork owner
• Yakima store robbers strike again
• East Valley district may soon learn if it can appeal decision on teacher
• Photo: Judge's new wardrobe
• Photo: Outdoors education
• Alleged purse-snatcher arrested in Yakima
• Police investigate triple homicide in West Valley
• Chimney fire damages Queen Ave. home
• Coffee stand owner fined, given community service over indecency violation
• Man taken to Harborview after assault in Ellensburg
• Suspects sought in yet another convenience store robbery
• Family Chuckle -- Cherishing life's Bright Beginnings
• White Swan family makes big donation to fire relief
• Lusk trial might be delayed again
• Kennewick judge unseals search warrants
• Standing Stones Ministries helps bring about recovery
• Bill would force small school consolidation
• Prosecutor: Yakima officer justified in shooting assailant stabbing another man
• Man convicted of killing teen girl gets life in prison
• Teen shot by gang rivals at Kiwanis Park
• Officials ask people to limit wood burning
• Man hospitalized after stabbing at Yakima hotel
• Yakima Diocese sends support to fire victims
• 4-H members to represent Valley in Olympia
• Baby girl dies in Ellensburg household accident
• Lawsuit dropped in 2006 Grandview eluding case
• Man shot during gang encounter at Kiwanis Park
• Photo: Ironing out the details
• Roadblock pops up for redevelopment at Yakima mill site
• Parents give DSHS earful over Yakima Valley School's potential closure
• Red Wine and Chocolate -- Luxuriate in indulgence
• The Indoorsman -- Preparing for the tripod-crawler
• Disappear into downtown's Barmuda Triangle
• Reality trumps myth at Spirit of the West Cowboy Gathering
• Don't miss the symphony's 'Concert Fantastique'
• 02/18/11 10 Days Out
• 02/18/11 Night life
• 02/18/11 Just announced
• 02/18/11 Planner
• 02/18/11 Film clips
• 02/18/11 Books
• 02/18/11 Theater
• 02/18/11 Art
• Investigation finds officer justified in fatal shooting
• Hotel stabbing hospitalizes man
• Officials say it would help not to burn
• Pasco business helps White Swan
• AG wants High Court to rule soon on health reform
• Yakima hires assistant airport manager from Fort Worth
• Man en route to court racks up slew of new charges
• Borders files for Chapter 11 -- Union Gap store to remain open
• 02/12/11 Yakima People
• White Knights step up to help White Swan
• Feds raid tobacco company on reservation
• Alleged eluder flips car, faces charges
• Yakima Air Terminal hires assistant manager
• McKenna: Health insurance mandate important federalism question of our time
• Prosser may try again on school bond
• Efforts under way to reform workers' comp
• Foes pack Prosser hearing on low-income complex
• Efforts spring up to help White Swan fire homeless
• Yakima County wants at least $2.9M for jail
• Gang Commission to seek $450,000 in grants
• Valley woman trying to stay in US wins appeal
• Man gets 10 years in Union Gap battle-ax attack
• Fifty pounds of pot results in two arrests
• Kittitas, Klickitat counties to receive storm damage aid
• 02/16/11 Yakima People
• A breed apart -- Local dog is tops at Westminster show
• Yakima council adopts prayer policy
• 50 pounds of pot results in arrest
• Governor approves aid for Jan. storms
• New page with content for your district and club publications is live
• Union Gap volunteer firefighters stand up for ousted chief
• Photo: Winter walk
• Proposed high-density housing in Prosser raises hackles
• 'Uncertainty' clouds local lobbying trip to DC
• Union Gap mayor, council at loggerheads over water rate hike
• Officials promise to rebuild in White Swan
• Ross makes last-ditch bid to fund anti-gang law
• Radiothon to benefit cancer patient services
• Burning ban lifts for Upper Yakima County
• CWU students to work with solar panels
• Burn ban lifted
• Get the latest on the Eliminate Project
• Demonstrate that Love is Louder
• Just a couple days left to enter the One Day contest!
• Shop Talk: Plenty of ups and downs with retail, restaurants
• Track 29: Yes, it's still open -- and it's practically full
• Construction along Valley Mall Blvd. to disrupt traffic
• Prosser meeting to look at high-density housing
• Police say Saturday shooting gang-related
• 02/14/11 Senior lunch menus
• Latino farmers center holding all-day workshop
• 02/14/11 Planned Projects
• 02/14/11 In Basket
• More traffic restrictions coming on Valley Mall Boulevard project
• White Swan residents begin returning home after fire
• Saturday night double shooting now called gang-related
• Union Gap fire chief fired after two years
• 02/13/11 Death Notices
• Locals rally to save YV School from closure
• Two people shot, hospitalized Saturday night
• Teen suspected in armed robbery outside Moxee
• Education, gangs on agenda at youth event
• Resource center volunteers step up as need increases
• Photos: Students put technical skills to test
• Teen arrested in armed robbery near Moxee
• Fires threaten White Swan; evacuations ordered
• Fire that destroyed several White Swan homes about 25 percent contained
• New museum exhibit high on heels
• 02/13/11 Volunteer opportunities
• Photographer left a legacy of images of Ellensburg, its people
• Rich history a big part of author's story
• Doctor to challenge misconduct allegations
• Pair of Yakima convenience stores robbed Friday
• 02/12/11 Faith Happenings
• Chandler optimistic fire bill will pass House
• Sunnyside center to host Valentine party
• Health fair Monday for elderly, disabled
• New gym planned for Discovery Lab School
• Killer gets life for taking life
• Ellensburg doctor will contest charges of substandard care
• Mubarak exit sets off celebrations across Mideast
• Obama learns of Mubarak resignation in Oval Office
• Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Convenience stores held up; unknown if same robbers involved
• Yakamas to issue license plates
• City, club hit snag over proposed soccer complex
• State cites Ellensburg doctor for misconduct
• Ample array of Valentine events to choose from
• Selah property owner puts up poaching reward
• Prosser pool crews confident of completion
• Judge reverses buffer zone land-use decision
• YV School supporters to gather Saturday
• Century Club to host low-cost weddings
• Bail set at $1 million in attempted murder case
• CWU entrepreneur event is Tuesday
• Project goal? To clean dairy air
• Outlook killer due in court
• Suspect arrested for Wapato hit-and-run
• 02/11/11 Art
• 02/11/11 Theater
• 02/11/11 Just announced
• 02/11/11 Books
• 02/11/11 Film clips
• 02/11/11 Night life
• 02/11/11 Planner
• The Indoorsman -- Footballternatives
• Drag your tail to The Seasons for some bluesy rock 'n' roll
• There's a triple dose of music tonight in Ellensburg
• 02/11/11 10 Days Out
• Check out our Oscar predictions contest (in a few days)
• Rumor has it that 'Rumors' is pretty good
• Bail set at $1 million for suspect in Lower Valley stabbing
• Suspected driver in fatal hit-and-run surrenders
• Hearing examiner puts soccer complex decision on hold
• High court orders hearing for one murderer in 1993 Outlook slaying
• Public TV to revisit gang problem
• Burn restrictions imposed
• Judge upholds county on buffer zones
• Woman killed in accident is identified
• Aktion Club to appear on Sunday's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition"
• Goldendale woman dies in car accident on US 97
• City takes down Franklin Park playground for poolside expansion
• Added ballots fail to change outcomes in Valley elections
• Clean Air sues Toppenish for $10,000 in assesments
• Sunnyside man accused of ramming rival's car, wielding sword
• 13-year-old suspected in Prosser graffiti spree
• $60,00 Wapato fire remains under probe
• ESD show features 100 high school artists
• Members sought for board that oversees Casa de Hogar
• Grandview woman tries the alternative route with electric car
• Collision prompts Sunnyside sword fight
• 13-year-old arrest in graffiti spree
• Fire destroys Wapato home
• Human remains found near Kennewick
• $20,000 put on missing sheriff's office fuel card
• East Valley bond soars to easy win
• County seeks input on gang problems
• Wapato voters back bond for new high school
• Selah school bond coming up short
• Prosser voters again turn down bond effort
• Yakima People: Paige is page in Olympia
• Food to be given away today
• Humane Society now open Sundays
• Class deals with crying babies
• Sunnyside eyes help with crime
• Yakima voters rejecting strong-mayor plan; EV, Wapato school bond measures passing
• Election Day: Strong mayor, school bonds due today
• Sunnyside to hire more help to fight crime
• Robbery charge lodged in case that put WV man in coma
• Home caregivers head to Olympia to lobby for no more cuts
• Ex-Highland employee faces theft charge in embezzlement
• Asparagus growers can seek compensation
• Deputies seek 19-year-old in girlfriend's stabbing
• Woman charged in lip-biting attack in Yakima bar
• Event Thursday to showcase technical careers for women
• Red Cross signing up Prosser-area responders
• Yakima plans to keep all-day kindergarten, budget cuts or not
• Voting at 14? Bill would allow it for school board elections
• Sunnyside City Council to talk about gang prevention funding tonight
• Bill would give teens as young as 14 the right to vote
• Sheriff's deputies seeking man in connection with stabbing
• Federal help available for asparagus growers
• Yakima woman in court on embezzlement charges
• Woman to be arraigned for alleged lip-biting attack
• Lower Valley drive-by suspect arrested
• KIWANIS magazine's February edition is now online
• Trick-or-treating raises more than $306,000 for UNICEF
• Participate: CKI district conventions
• 02/07/11 Business Facts and Records
• Romance and frugality can co-exist for Valentine's Day
• 02/07/10 In Basket
• Students must decide - Farm vet or pet vet?
• Shop Talk - Costco guessing game is on
• Photo: Craning achievement
• 02/07/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• CWU museum highlights underwater petroglyphs
• Large haystack fire contained in Sunnyside
• An image issue-- Folks selling Sunnyside get past trouble spots with honesty, perspective
• I-90 crash sends three to hospital
• Elections officials say ballot returns near projections
• Animal control officer assists in saving man's life
• Dummies front and center at CPR Blitz
• Legal issues abound over city's prayer policy proposal
• Pair of crashes kill two teens Friday night
• No one hurt as semi forces car off road
• Slash & spurn: Health care cuts hit home
• Book light, imagination all a toddler needs
• Greyhound pride is contagious
• Old Ellensbug Hospital endures
• Pennant fever invades Toppenish High
• Truck driver likely to be cited after accident
• Teenager killed in hit-and-run accident
• Milk prices on the upswing
• Community Foundation director to retire
• Slice of Yakima: Fiddle Kids are back
• Trailer fire Thursday expels large plume
• Two injured in Highway 97 crash early Friday
• 02/05/11 Yakima People
• Homeless man gets 12 years for manslaughter
• Committee sends wine corkage bill to House floor
• Gang member gets 83-year sentence for drive-by
• Hands of Hope helps homeless women to aspire to better life
• 02/05/11 Faith Happenings
• 2/5/11 Photo Journal
• DreamGirls owner guilty, barista not
• Jury mulls barista evidence
• Two hurt in Highway 97 accident
• Chamber's business expo explores 'green' concepts
• CORRECTION: Illegal immigrant numbers misstated
• Trailer fire sends up large smoke plume
• Non-emergency line for deputies not working in Prosser-area
• Paying the price of no health insurance
• Police say man accidentally shot himself
• Was teacher's guitar burgled or borrowed?
• Rosenow begins new post with Yakamas
• YSD gives $500,000 for new ball fields at Kiwanis Park
• Guitar-flute duo to perform Feb. 13
• Memorial receives national award
• Grandview car tab fees to be discussed
• Church groups plan community forum
• Burn ban rescinded for most of county
• Dream Girls trial continued to Friday
• Throw the superest bowliest Super Bowl party ever!
• Super Bowl parties -- Advice for rabid football fans
• Super Bowl parties -- Advice for football nonfans
• The Indoorsman -- What's a little lederhosen between friends?
• Priory -- Indie-folk yes, pretentious no
• See Lainey Lou now before she hits the big city
• 02/04/11 10 Days Out
• 02/04/11 Just announced
• 02/04/11 Film clips
• 02/04/11 Planner
• 02/04/11 Night life
• 02/04/11 Theater
• 02/04/11 Art
• 02/04/11 Books
• OK to burn now
• Granger man accidentally shot himself, police say
• I-90 is still slick, but traffic is moving
• Stolen guitar returned to teacher
• Avalanche apparently buried Washington skier
• Rosenow takes post with Yakama Nation
• Indecision 2011-- Yakima residents still undecided about strong mayor
• Outlook man gets prisong for gang shooting
• Pursuit lands man in prison
• Man injured in Granger shooting
• Teacher's guitar stolen
• Four held as pot found in truck
• Burn ban is back
• Bryan Adams to play in Yakima
• Photo: Job shadow
• Council OKs districting election
• County mulls moving some employees
• Slice of Yakima-- OK, we gotta meet this Finkelstein kid
• Lawmakers want Ecology to lighten up
• Killer faces mandatory life sentence for 2009 shooting
• Business expo on tap Thursday at Convention Center
• Healthy Heart Expo is Friday at Regional
• Jury returns aggravated first-degree murder verdict
• Outlook man gets 10 years for gang-related shooting
• Deputies at scene of shooting near Granger
• KYVE features 'Valley Fresh Fare' of Taj Palace
• Burn ban in effect
• Hanford early retirement incentives rejected
• City Council likes prayer model
• DirecTV, Fox reach temporary agreement
• County ready to sell Restitution Center
• Jury weighs fate in Condon murder trial
• Shooting suspect appears in court
• Photo: Feeding time
• Six brothers settle abuse lawsuit against DSHS for $6.5 million
• State's illegal immigrant population up 35 percent in 3 years
• Concert will honor outstanding students
• State settles lawsuit with six Yakima-area brothers for $6.5 million
• Are you ready for Geneva?
• New club formats, new gifts to match
• Continue on with CKI, Key Club, Kiwanis after graduation
• Yakima motorist hospitalized after striking trailer on I-82
• Amnesty program for tax delinquent businesses starts today
• Smoking sets off mobile home fire; woman hospitalized
• Reporter starts work at Herald-Republic
• Police say fatal shooting by police officer was justified
• Holiday shoppers give Yakima a tax windfall
• Forum to focus on state health cuts, developmentally disabled
• Sunnyside mulls combo strategy to fight gangs
• Mabton looking for friends of new park
• Wapato bean feed to benefit cancer patients
• Cle Elum man held for assaulting officers
• Marysvillve snowmobiler hurt in crash near Cle Elum
• Kent man dies in rollover crash on I-90 near Ellensburg
• Prosser names community award winners
• Kent man killed in rollover near Ellensburg
• Man arrested after struggle with police in Ellensburg
• Man stabbed 159 times before police kill assailant
• Snowmobiler injured near Cle Elum
• RejecTV: Satellite customers cope with rate dispute
• 01/31/11 Business Facts and Records
• 01/31/10 In Basket
• Shop Talk: Thirsty? Starbucks certainly hopes so
• 01/31/11 Senior Lunch menus
• No one hurt after shots fired in Grandview
• Yakima officer shoots knife-wielding assailant to death
• Proposed rules for pregnancy centers are a matter of disclosure
• Shots fired in Grandview, no injuries
• Education cuts -- 'You don't target the have-nots'
• Fact Check: Both sides make valid points in gang law proposal
• Bovine boulevard
• Some legislators don't think Yakima Co. should exist
• CPR Blitz may help save a life
• Master Gardeners-- Caring for miniature roses isn't complicated
• Electrical connection started fire at dealership
• Runoff washes out popular bridge to Goat Rocks
• Info sought in Yakima robbery, shooting that left 2 teens hurt
• Yakima man gets 7 years in stabbing attack on roommate
• Awning fire shuts down South First Street
• Assault suspect surrenders after Goldendale standoff
• Yakima County indoor burn ban lifted
• Moxee wants to add 45 acres
• Burning awning a Dodge dealership shuts down South First Street
• South First Street site eyed for strip club
• A call for change
• Many state offices closed today
• Man wanted for assault surrenders after standoff
• Man gets seven years for stabbing roommate
• Rain, snowmelt wash out bridge on Forest Service road
• Creating the illusion -- backstage at the Capitol Theatre
• Early bird registration is ending
• 01/30/11 Volunteer opportunities
• 01/29/11 Faith Happenings
• Suspected gang member opens fire, wounds 2 teens
• Counting the county's homeless
• Corkage-free zone proponents plead case in Olympia
• Police seek Zillah car theft suspect
• Animal activists cause pause on Yakima Ave.
• Former Costco site close to sale, officials say
• Defendant in Harrah beating death gets 7 years
• Power failure affects 700 customers
• Annual cattle drive is Saturday
• Residents escape injury in Naches house fire
• Hiring of interim city manager hits snag
• Corrections officers OK delay in pay raise
• Second suspect still sought in Zillah car theft
• Eric John Kaiser -- French evolution
• Elvis (impersonator) will be in the building Saturday
• Power restored to Davis High area
• The Indoorsman -- The car goes; the memories stay
• Drawing Room Diversions highlights musical 'Mad Men'
• Enter the confessional with comedian Alysia Wood
• 01/28/11 10 Days Out
• 01/28/11 Film clips
• 01/28/11 Night life
• 01/28/11 Planner
• 01/28/11 Art
• 01/28/11 Books
• 01/28/11 Theater
• 01/28/11 On sale now
• Army retires legendary UH-1 Huey helicopter
• Slice of Yakima: Yakima (officially) turns 125 today
• 1/27/11 Yakima People
• Suspect in West Valley robbery charged
• Funds to help train medical staff
• Ex-con arraigned on three new counts
• Indecency case nears trial date in Yakima
• Woman sentenced for aiding convicted killer
• 1/27/11 Photo Journal
• Woman sentenced for role in double homicide
• Obama's speech criticized, lauded
• Local clinic receives funds to train family doctors
• Yakima's streets are in distress
• Planned Parenthood given $12,000 grant
• Yakima man gets 25 years for murder
• Woman gets 9 years for preying on elderly
• County agrees with second bargaining unit
• Harassment case lawyers visit Granger
• Lawmakers, Ecology look for water solutions
• Three sites eyed for strip club
• High school students protest Ellensburg arrests
• Stable local economy seen for 2011
• Foes mobilize against Yakima's strong-mayor proposal
• Yakima Co. argues it followed law when creating buffer zones
• Family escapes early morning house fire
• Teenager gets rehab stint for 2009 burglary
• Parenting class starts Tuesday night
• Union Gap store gets back its business license
• Former Tieton councilwoman accused of embezzling from Highland schools
• PhotoJournal: Football fun
• Moral of the story? Let the clip fall where it may
• Buena man gets 50-year sentence in double murder
• Influence a life. Be a mentor.
• Make your mark with an annual club gift to KIF
• 1/24/11 Business Facts and Records
• Spanish-language tax seminars set
• Funding crisis leaves state parks' future in doubt
• Shop Talk: Downtown Birchfield connection tops restaurant news
• Free checking accounts falling by wayside
• 01/24/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Photo: Serving up sunshine
• Hanford's 'wicked problem' -- Pulse jet mixers
• Hanford's 'wicked problem' -- Tank problems still vexing
• Selah home damaged by fire
• Family dog dies in Yakima fire
• Delicious news -- Apple sales are up
• Pronghorn antelopes get a new home
• Gunfire fills the night
• City Council prayer disclaimer not enough for group
• Family dog dies in Friday night house fire
• Two Friday night drive-by shootings tied to gangs
• Union Gap to hear appeal of glass pipe, bong shop closure
• Tieton teen dies in crash
• Tieton man faces robbery charges
• Wapato man gets three years in brutal beating
• Information sought in Toppenish robbery
• Fire officials probe White Swan blazes
• Kittitas officials want flood damage reports
• Benton County residents near Prosser can use alternate non-emergency phone number
• ICE raid shakes Latinos
• The healing bug
• Teen dies when car strikes hydrant
• 01/22/11 Faith Happenings
• On Gardening -- The natural world and its effect on the healing process
• Family Chuckle -- Snow days through the years, from yeah! to eh
• Ellensburg immigration raid lands 14 in detention
• Officials look into two White Swan area fires
• Flood damage meetings scheduled
• One lane on I-82 near Grandview to close today
• Kiwanis clubs worldwide celebrate 96th birthday
• Online hub for youth leadership weekends
• Toppenish store robbed at gunpoint
• High winds expected across the region this afternoon
• Selah wants safe, secure, consolidated school buildings
• West Valley man may have interrupted break-in, car theft
• Yakima airport passes hurdle for $250,000 master plan loan
• $10,000 reward posted in kidnapping
• Yakima County burn ban stepped up to Stage 2
• $69,000 to bankroll 'Ohana equipment
• Time to buy Prosser awards tickets
• Police seek identity of Yakima bank robber
• Yakima man shot by police gets gun possession sentence
• Carol Hilton remembered for her YH-R columns
• Federal action in Ellensburg this morning
• Burn ban now Stage 2 in Yakima County
• Burn ban announced in Yakima County
• Reward offered in kidnapping of Wapato pawn shop owner
• Yakima County to close one of its jails
• Search is under way for Yakima bank robber
• New power line will leave somebody unhappy
• Gang members' long sentences may just be the first
• 01/21/11 slice: He's on his game
• County to close jail to close budget gap
• Jazz luminary Bill Charlap plays the Seasons on Saturday
• Kingham and Smith -- Songwriting made simple, and entertaining
• The Indoorsman -- In search of proper Dum-Dum flavors
• John Moawad Jazz Festival begins today
• 1/21/11 10 Days Out
• 01/21/11 Film clips
• 01/21/11 Planner
• 01/21/11 Night life
• 01/21/11 Art
• 01/21/11 Books
• 01/21/11 Theater
• 01/21/11 Just announced
• Hanford layoffs: 1,600 people
• Yakima River still above flood stage near Benton City
• HELP WANTED: Valley contingent urges passing anti-gang law
• Prosser High not making the grade
• Pellet stove causes fire at Wapato feed store
• Wapato looks to Yakama Nation to operate pool
• Yakima County jobless rate same as Dec. 2009
• Registration for special election open until Jan. 31
• Vigil for Catholic church reform planned Saturday
• Farm Bureau names its new president
• Officials, residents relax as floodwaters recede
• Hinkle sponsors water bill in state House
• Yakima County given grant to aid homeless
• Slice of Yakima — Clancy novel makes Toppenish eatery 'a little famous'
• Man critically injured in carjacking
• Damage listed at $35,000 in Wapato fire
• Indoor football in Yakima a no-go in 2011
• Armed men steal car, police say
• Yakima River flood warning canceled at Parker
• Lawsuit filed over district elections
• For flood victims, now comes the cleanup
• Council splits on interim city manager
• New website will combine efforts to combat gangs
• DirecTV, KCYU still trying to resolve stalemate
• Convicted rapist sentenced for ID fraud
• Bargaining unit, county agree to freeze increases
• Old school faces same old issues
• City Council approves Memorial's expansion plan
• Ike band's trip of lifetime recalled
• Mercier chosen as interim city manager
• Flooding update -- Warnings remain, but waters receding
• HIghway 97 to close briefly near Goldendale
• Terrace Heights Elementary a cracking time capsule
• Two men hurt as fire destroys Zillah home
• Family, friends recall Pfc. Robert J. Neal-- 'He was always happy'
• Flooding leads to evacuations in Kittitas County
• Juvenile arrested after deputies alerted to attempted burglary
• Minor flooding, strong winds continue in Yakima Valley
• Realize the dream
• A new year is time to grow as a Kiwanian
• Updated Eliminate Project materials available
• Corkage Free Zone in downtown Yakima could return soon
• Government forum Thursday at City Hall
• Polar Plunge raises $11,740 -- and counting
• Man hurt in Saturday chase
• CWU residence hall slated to open in 2012
• 01/17/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• LarsonAllen merges with Yakima accounting firm
• 01/17/11 Property transfers
• 01/17/10 In Basket
• Shop Talk: New Mexican eatery to be open 24 hours
• Food prices on the rise
• Photo: Snow softball
• Officials warn area residents to be ready to flee flooding
• Polar Plunge raises almost $12,000 for Special Olympics
• Driver flees after chase ends in crash; passenger injured
• Flood advisory posted for parts of Yakima, Klickitat, Kittitas counties
• Wearing the uniform again
• City debate: Manager or mayor?
• Who might run for mayor?
• Give your garden winter interest
• 01/16/11 Volunteer Opportunities
• Yakima Valley residents working whatever the weather
• Emerging from big chill with a 60s record
• New law results in 19-year sentence for role in gang shooting
• Low-achieving schools eligible for federal grants
• Bill would crack down on giving legal advice
• Animal control officer back to work
• Cherry growers gain insight to new program
• Nitrate meeting set for Toppenish
• School district buys land for new Stanton Academy
• Photo: A deal on books
• Photo: Raising Old Glory
• Jane Goodall to kick off convention
• Five gang-related shootings overnight in Lower Valley
• Costly turnover by WIAA hurts local businesses
• Congress may cut anti-gang funds for Yakima County
• Rescue worker injured on snowmobile
• Crash near Ellensburg hospitalizes four people
• More Yakima Valley schools closing
• Ice blamed for accident that injures two Yakima police officers
• Moskwa to leave Allied Arts
• Sunnyside teen critically injured in drive-by shooting
• Pursuit ends successfully, but assist attempt doesn't
• Voluntary program to reduce dairy emissions will launch
• Vancouver youth arrested in Yakima school threats
• Man convicted in gang shooting sentenced to prison
• No-contact order violation takes unusual form
• Flags to fly at half-staff in memory of soldier from Granger
• 01/14/10 Calendar
• State Supreme Court unanimously rules in Herald-Republic's favor in records case
• LeRoy Bell, Part Two -- Check him out at The Seasons
• The Indoorsman -- New resolutions to break
• 'Spring Awakening' will open some eyes
• Ellensburg brewfest is a hops holiday for beer nuts
• Ya-hooooo! Wylie and The Wild West are coming to town
• 01/14/11 10 Days Out
• 01/14/11 Film clips
• 01/14/11 Night life
• 01/14/11 Art
• 01/14/11 Planner
• 01/14/11 Books
• 01/14/11 Theater
• 01/14/11 Just announced
• FactCheck: Ecology reiterates no rainwater regulations in place
• Heritage 105 gives aspiring teachers more experience
• Council interviews interim city manager candidates
• Photo: Take this job and shovel it
• 01/13/11 Bankruptcies
• Bullet flies into mobile home, injuring man
• Organizations receive Coca-Cola grants
• Prosser given high bond rating for pool
• Elderly man found dead near Vantage
• Parker home invasion suspects sought
• MLK Day events planned Monday in Yakima, Toppenish
• Service set for Granger soldier
• Snoqualmie Pass closing for avalanche work
• Sunnyside man injured after gunshot goes through his wall
• Home invasion results in pawn shop robbery, car theft, authorities say
• Man found dead in crashed car near Vantage
• Jury finds Outlook man guilty of first-degree murder
• Schools on time; some alternate bus routes
• Funeral set for Granger soldier
• Battle over salmon threatens farmland
• Area legislators hear ideas they've pitched before
• East Valley fire officials seeking comments
• Turkey dinner, auction to raise funds for educator
• Polar Bear Plunge to support Special Olympics
• Drug store robbery suspect in court
• Nitrate treatment program meeting tonight
• Zais recovering at home after release from hospital
• Public water system among 2011 county projects
• Murder trial jury begins deliberations
• Corrections officers opt not to vote on director
• Gregoire: Lawmakers need to be 'bold’
• Closing arguments heard in first-degree murder trial
• Zais back at home, interviews for replacement Wed.
• Man arrested in connection with Yakima pharmacy robbery
• Yakima Council to interview interim city manager candidate
• Don't forget to file! February 15 deadline
• No Name-Calling Week is Jan. 24-28
• Key Club district convention time is a time to volunteer
• Man faces first-degree murder, robbery charges in drug killing
• Strong-mayor forum -- Tug of war at the top
• Granger native dies in Afghanistan
• Man faces charges in metal-theft case
• 4th Congressional District Democrats elect new officers
• Motorist hurt in rollover on I-90
• Prosser School District to host meetings
• Investigators closing in on cause of weekend fire
• Disturbed, Korn to play SunDome on St. Pat's Day
• Still no leads in Prosser's first homicide case in years
• No-confidence vote against corrections director fails
• PhotoJournal: Mural man at work
• 01/11/11 Yakima People
• Heavy metal coming to SunDome
• Burn ban lifted
• Rollover near Easton sends B.C. man to hospital
• Kohl's schedules job fair to fill 130 positions
• Arraignment today in Yakima murder case
• The bottom line -- January a busy month at gyms
• Shop Talk: Fast food restaurants may want to look here
• 01/10/11 Business records
• 01/10/10 In Basket
• 1/10/11 Photo Journal
• Sunnyside warehouse fire controlled
• Crash leads to DUI arrest
• Man shot early Saturday in Grandview
• Summitview wreck sends 4 to hospital
• Snow could be on horizon for Valley by midweek
• 01/10/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Four sent to hospital following morning accident
• Driving debate: Should immigrants prove legal status before getting a driver's license?
• Early morning Grandview shooting injures one
• Inmate exodus has big impact on county
• Fire destroys Terrace Heights home; no one injured
• Smooching swine in Zillah
• Site available for soccer fields if funds can be found
• Hospitalized Zais names acting city manager
• County GOP to discuss district voting
• Alcoa’s restarting third smelter line in Wenatchee
• Need for better nutrition will bolster American agriculture
• Stashed box has a silver lining: a coin and ingots worth $14,000
• Selah Family Medicine to move
• Parents can check out curriculum
• Pepsi gives $5,000 grants locally
• Former Ag secretary: Nutrition needs will boost farm exports
• 'a great judge and a great person,' James Hovis dies
• Transmission line meetings planned
• One church serves all in Bickleton
• 01/08/10 Faith Happenings
• Where to find the ghost of Washington State
• 'Valley Fresh Fare' to debut on KYVE
• 1/9/11 Volunteer Opportunites
• Check back Dec. 9 on all-homemade Christmas progress
• Keep houseplants happy through winter
• Photo — 'Tis the season no more
• Credit union members will vote on proposed merger
• Housing development in Mabton will get new park
• YVCC brings comedian in for Sunnyside show
• Asthma education class offered in Sunnyside
• Albertsons grocery store in Ellensburg to close
• Four injured in crash that blocks SR 24 in Moxee
• Woman pleads guilty to homicide-related charge
• Visiting judge will handle trial of deputy
• Council to name acting city manager to fill in for Zais
• Accident causes eastbound I-90 lane closures overnight
• District voting proposal includes council term limits
• Growers welcome push to remove Mexican tariff
• Talking trash — and recycling
• 'The Red Machine' -- Family connections bring indie film here
• The Indoorsman -- Hello, I am disgusting
• Hoptoberfest -- Hobnob with those who know their brews
• Crosscurrents exhibit is a collection to celebrate
• 01/07/11 10 Days Out
• 01/07/11 Film clips
• 01/07/11 Night life
• 01/07/11 Planner
• 01/07/11 Now on sale
• 01/07/11 Theater
• 01/07/11 Books
• 01/07/11 Art
• Zais hospitalized for health concern
• New Crime Stoppers approach aims to make school safer
• Group seeks grant applicants
• New stoplight activated on 66th
• Man hit by falling bin remains serious
• Diabetes sufferers invited to dance
• Driver injured in crash with semi
• Holiday DUI emphasis patrols net 220 arrests
• Lawsuit filed over 2007 death of inmate
• Developer of former Boise mill site seeks final approval
• When it snows, neighbors know ... sidewalks are all Wright
• YVCC retention rates lauded
• Two Valley credit unions consider merger
• I-90 westbound reopens; trooper hurt in crash
• Man seriously hurt when fruit bin falls from truck
• Avalanche control on Snoqualmie Pass canceled today
• New signal at 66th and Summitview
• Snowplow Samaritan
• Recently resigned mayor of Wapato to return
• Truck driver hurt when fruit bin falls on him
• County burn ban extended
• Zillah to announce centennial events
• New voters have until Monday to register
• Yakima apartment damaged by fire
• Ag Expo this weekend at SunDome
• District-election vote not likely in April
• Nitrate treatment program under way
• Stolen property recovered following reckless driving arrest
• Teen shot Friday expected to be OK
• Photo: Needle points
• Christ crook nabbed, police say
• Apartment fire causes $7,000 in damage
• Reckless driving arrest leads to burglary investigation
• Stagnant air prompts burn ban
• Zillah planning centennial celebration
• DirecTV expects long Fox blackout in Yakima
• Yakima Council to return to election date, prayer issues
• Buena man to be sentenced in shooting deaths
• Yakima County gets word out on help for tainted wells
• Robbery suspects appear in court
• Wapato hearing to focus on school impact aid
• Portion of Wine Country Road to close
• County OKs $3.7 million upgrade to courthouse
• Suspects arraigned in armed heist
• Plan now for Kiwanis One Day
• Téa Leoni tells the world about maternal/neonatal tetanus
• Understanding the power of RSS
• County to unveil nitrate treatment program
• January to bring back normal weather
• 2010 among deadliest years, by any count
• Snowmobiler seriously injured in crash north of Cle Elum
• Man injured in snowmobile accident near Roslyn
• Kittitas County burn ban upgraded through Tuesday
• 1/3/11 Business facts and records
• 01/03/11 In Basket
• Shop Talk: Retail and restaurant stories to watch for in 2011
• How'd you like some quiz answers?
• Stiffer burn ban imposed in Kittitas County
• 01/03/11 Senior Lunch Menus
• Photo: Frozen flow
• Remembering special folks we lost in 2010
• Christmas trees keep giving for Camp Prime Time
• Quiz yourself on the last week of last year's news
• House fire blamed on infrared heater
• 01/02/11 Calendar
• Early morning fire damages Yakima home
• Stories to watch in 2011
• Baby girl is No. 1, born 1-1-11
• Alexander, Isabella most popular baby names
• Riding out the Great Recession
• Man in protective custody after suicide attempt
• Photo: goodbye, potholes
• Work may start in summer on hospice
• Top commented stories, top viewed videos for year
• Walk a path less traveled in 2011
• Master Gardeners -- The January garden
• The business of the airport
• Lean times for senior meals program due to state cuts
• Truck delivering fuel slides off icy road in West Valley
• Murder trial witness says defendant admitted killing girl
• More woes for county jail
• Qwest takeover in state approved
• Tanker slides on ice, overturns in West Valley
• Attempt to stop minimum wage increase fails
• County jail lays off 33 due to loss of bed rental revenue
• 12/30/10 Bankruptcies
• Thousands expected downtown Friday
• Groups unite for horse rights
• Temps to drop, but snow not likely
• Jan. 10 forum to review strong mayor pros, cons
• Tune in January 1: Rose Parade + Kiwanis!
• Judge won't stop minimum wage increase
• County jail to see layoffs
• Yakima officer won't face charges
• Future full of medical fees?
• Zillah residents to see utility increases
• Yakima residents asked to report potholes
• One suspect arrested after man shot in leg
• Ellensburg police nab suspected burglars
• Homeless man's family not certain he is dead
• Appeals on assessed property values up
• Judge says Hagarty can work Moore case
• Photo: Residents displaced by fire
• 12/29/10 Photo Journal
• Firefighters battling house fire on North 8th Street
• Four snowshoers found near Snoqualmie Pass
• City of Yakima asks for help in reporting potholes
• Men arrested in Ellensburg burglary
• Zillah to see fee increases
• Traction tires required on White Pass
• Hearing today on deputy's rape case
• Burn ban lifted for Yakima County
• Photo: Liquified lace
• Man held on $1 million bail in drug ripoff slaying
• Record 500,000 get jobless benefits in state
• Foot of snow predicted for other side of Cascades
• Toppenish hospital chapel to be dedicated again to sailor's memory
• Four lost snowshoers found safe
• Recycle trees for Camp Prime Time
• Yakima man charged with assaulting 6-month-old
• Yakima man hurt after SUV hits pole, rolls
• Grandview police seek eluding suspect
• Federal funds will go toward kids' health in Washington state
• Longtime local entertainer Bob Clem, ex-airport manager, dies at 72
• Vehicle rolls after striking power pole in Terrace Heights
• Bail remains at $1 million for man accused in Yakima shooting death
• Winter warning: Mountain snow tonight
• Burn ban lifted in Yakima County
• Christmas tree disposal offered by Camp Prime Time
• Police seek eluder in Grandview stolen car incident
• Most state agencies closed today
• Search on for snowshoers near Gold Creek
• Poplars' success still grows
• 12/27/10 Facts & Records
• Shop Talk: Recapping a busy local business year
• 12/27/10 In Basket
• American Legion to host fundraiser for vet in need
• 12/27/10 Photo Journal
• Officers shoot at drive-by suspect
• Prosser High student wins FFA honor
• 12/27/10 Senior Lunch menus
• No one hurt as police open fire on drive-by suspect
• No stopping the post-Christmas shopping
• Top 10 local news stories of 2010
• Work goes on, even on Christmas
• Long-term investment at training center
• School districts put faith in voters with bond measures
• Reported cut in city firefighter pay misleading
• Police seek armed robbery suspect
• Police investigating early morning robbery at AM/PM
• Season of Sharing offers help and hope
• No one hurt in Toppenish drive-by
• Mayor of Wapato steps down
• Families of two men shattered by drugs
• Ex-Ellensburg resident chasing her dreams
• Thursday drive-by outside Toppenish likely gang-related
• 12/25/10 Death Notices
• 12/25/10 Faith Happenings
• Family Chuckle-- Small handprint's the only Christmas decoration that must stay
• Fortunate are those who eat black-eyed peas Jan. 1
• Suspect arrested after police find body of missing man
• Photo — Slippery slope
• 12/24/10 Season of Sharing
• 12/24/10 Calendar
• Mobile home fire starts in overloaded light fixture
• Yakima County Stage 2 burn ban extended until Saturday
• Homes of their own
• Suspect held in slaying of 21-year-old
• Residents displaced by fire at mobile home park
• The Indoorsman-- A holiday delivery with more than just gifts
• Many state agencies will be closed on Monday
• Burn ban extended
• 2010 in review-- What a year for local events!
• 12/24/10 10 Days Out
• 12/24/10 Night life
• 12/24/10 Planner
• 12/24/10 Art
• 12/24/10 Books
• 12/24/10 Just Announced
• 12/24/10 Theater
• Season of Sharing -- Single mom, two boys could use gifts, clothes
• Think you won’t make a difference? Think again.
• Kiwanis clubs can help break the cycle of child abuse
• Give a gift that really matters
• Tieton woman pushing stalled vehicle hit by another driver
• Weather outside won't be frightful for holiday travel
• Photo: Snow fun
• Rapist gets prison
• Baby victim of assault
• Man found dead in Klickitat County jail
• ACLU threatens suit over district-voting proposal
• State adopts Kittitas Co. water rule
• Slow Down! Snow causes raft of accidents
• 12/24/10 Film clips
• Happening elsewhere: Yakima soldier in Denver blog
• Lawrence-Berry named to Superior Court
• Man convicted of five killings in 1987 Pasco case
• Man shot in attempted vehicle theft
• Season of Sharing -- Family seeks gifts for five children
• Matters on hold in case against deputy
• Charges filed in eluding case that ended in crash
• Man's body found in canal
• 12/22/10 Calendar
• Photojournal
• Burn ban in effect again for Yakima Valley
• Remembering 'lost' homeless
• Burn ban upgraded
• Body recovered from Roza Canal
• Former Prosser mayor faces more sex charges
• Kittitas crash hospitalizes two
• New Club Charter Gifts
• District-only issue for City Council elections won't make February ballot
• Yakima Valley Museum wins $500,000 grant
• 14 White Pass skiers get lost out of bounds
• Season of Sharing: Family needs warm clothing
• Many Latinos fight holiday depression
• Conference call tonight to focus on help for tainted wells
• Roza Canal search to continue today
• Cle Elum traffic stop yields cash, $6,000 in pot
• Information sought in Yakima shooting
• Yakima group offers free birthday cakes to needy kids
• Rediscovered furniture parts become a gift of hope
• Canal search called off for the night
• Man in stable condition after shooting this morning
• Teleconference on contaminated wells
• Snowfall leads to numerous minor accidents
• Two names surface for interim police chief post
• Find out how you fared on the quiz
• 12/20/10 In the Military
• Season of Sharing: Mother, baby boy need gift of warmth this yer
• 12/20/10 Senior Lunch Menus
• 12/20/10 In Basket
• Shop Talk: Retailers hope strong sales continue this week
• Photo: Dashing through the snow
• Healthy banks crop up in Valley
• Skewed salaries in Sunnyside?
• Season of Sharing-- More options for giving to the needy
• A history of peer reviews
• Peer-review panels have a solid legal shield
• Birth right — Dr. Diana Smigaj's legal battle with Memorial
• City Council fights for the right -- to pray
• 12/19/10 Test your knowledge
• Season of Sharing: Family has big needs
• New roundabouts: So far, so good
• Pile-up leaves woman with skull fracture
• Sunnyside man involved in fatal crash
• All is bright for area Christmas lights
• Season of Sharing — Making ends meet not easy for mom, kids
• Last of eight judges opts out of deputy rape case
• Woman in wheelchair dies after car hits her
• No Yakima County judge for deputy's trial
• Measure for council elections by district gets certified
• Photo — Selah gets a new playground for Christmas
• Rancher who was noted property rights advocate dies
• Photo — The joy of giving at annual community center dinner
• Two Yakamas sentenced for selling eagles
• 12/18/10 Calendar
• Woman in wheelchair dies after being hit by car
• Basin water plan flowing
• Upcoming webinars for 2011
• Lens on Valley Life 2010
• Some snow coming, but not a lot
• Governor blocks release of police assailant
• Snowmobiler remains hospitalized after accident
• Yakima County burn ban called off
• Suspects sought in Wednesday shooting
• Future of Yakima River Basin is at stake
• 12/18/10 Faith Happenings
• A journal is one of the gardener's best tools
• Yakima Valley non-Christians enjoy holiday as a joyful time
• Two held for allegedly burglarizing nightclub
• Slice of Yakima — Newbie knitters make hats for preemies
• Chimney cracks blamed for house fire
• Season of Sharing: Mom and four kids need a hand starting out in new home
• Sunnyside, Prosser city halls to have new hours
• DUI, seat belt emphasis patrols Saturday
• Stage 1 burn ban in effect in Yakima Valley
• Man hospitalized after snowmobile crash
• Body of homeless man found
• Grandview passes budget with utility hikes
• Kidnapping suspect guilty of eluding
• School funding fight just beginning
• Yakima rated 13th among most secure midsize cities
• Copeland to be named interim police chief
• Body of homeless man recovered near river
• Photo: Thanks for sharing
• On magazine's holiday gift guide
• Risk assessment -- Good music, good cause
• The Indoorsman -- Ode to a fedora
• Welcome home and rock out to Cody Beebe and the Crooks
• 12/17/10 10 Days Out
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• Copeland to be acting police chief
• Burn ban declared for Yakima County
• Toppenish police seek suspects in gang shooting
• Chimney cracks blamed for fire
• Yakima police chief's time is up
• State budget cuts may mean closure of Yakima Valley School
• Man arrested for allegedly shooting dog after concert
• Harrah Town Council votes to raise water bills by $2
• Two people hospitalized following semi-SUV crash
• Police looking for suspect in series of sexual assaults
• Intoxicants suspected in rollover death
• Season of Sharing -- Single mom needs clothing, toys for two daughters
• Prosser gives pool crews added incentive
• Signatures fall short on district election petition
• Kidnapping, eluding suspect awaits verdict
• Naches twins in perfect harmony
• Developer withdraws gravel mine application
• County judges decline Moore case
• Carpenter finds sub for Operation TINCUP
• 'Giving Tree' offers La Salle students a way to branch out
• Granato to retire at end of year
• The Eliminate Project: Launch set for July
• Tax tips: End-of-year donations
• Special Geneva edition of the Kiwanis International Update
• Campout for the needy is this weekend
• Man jailed for shooting dog after Underwood concert
• Semi rollover near Sunnyside causes collision
• Plans for Konnowoc Pass gravel pit withdrawn
• Rollover crash kills Grandview man
• Season of Sharing: Family of five needs help while Dad looks for work
• Photos: Carrie-ing the show
• Big Apple sues Yakama cigarette manufacturer
• City Council postpones district election debate
• Sunnyside names Olson deputy city manager
• Grandview senior Christmas party Dec. 23
• Union Gap passes 2011 budget without changes
• Two hospitalized after being struck by car
• DOC sergeants file lawsuit claiming unfair hiring practices
• November jobless numbers up slightly
• Bouchey selected to chair commission
• String of sexual assaults reported
• Eating local on holiday can be done
• Union Gap tries to attract Yakima Bears
• Sunnyside promotes Olson to deputy city manager
• Man who attacked officer being released
• Season of Sharing -- Newly housed family needs holiday help
• Grandview combat vet, caregiver wife to tell story on TV
• Talk of job cut halts Sunnyside budget deliberations
• Guns bring three afoul of Yakima Valley officers
• Hop plant worker on the mend
• Lowe's files new store plan for site also in Union Gap
• North Star seeks Rod's House donations
• Prosser parents to hear how to stop predators
• Sex offender moves to a Yakima address
• So far, snow's good ... but we're shy of major records for now
• Man hurt in hop blast is improving
• Area legislators: Special session was a 'tough step'
• Season of Sharing -- Family of five needs a little love
• Fresh is first when shopping for Christmas trees
• Travel helps the economy, but personal benefits are good, too
• 12/13/10 In Basket
• Shop Talk: You are what you tweet
• 12/13/10 Death Notice
• 12/13/10 Senior Lunch Menus
• Toppenish man, woman injured by gunfire
• Find out how well you read this week's news
• Local family happier at home with unattended birth option
• Photos: Colorful performance
• 2 wounded in Toppenish shooting
• Season of Sharing — Family's six kids could use clothes, shoes
• Wreath project brings season's spirit to veterans' cemetery
• If the news is known to you, take the quiz
• Worker injured in hop plant explosion still hospitalized
• 12/12/10 Death notices
• Photos — Christmas trains
• Fresh snowfall piles on Yakima Valley
• Spencer Hatton — Crossing paths with Picasso
• Will city go to district-only council elections?
• Accidents reported as snowstorm rolls through region
• Season of Sharing: Family in need of basics
• An evergreen state of mind
• Impact of Legislature's deep cuts on schools uncertain
• Slice of Yakima — A cappella group advances on 'Sing-Off'
• Hop plant explosion leaves worker critically injured
• Cle Elum woman hurt in I-90 crash
• Tieton Farm & Creamery wins top prize
• Selah looks to update schools
• Granger superintendent gets big bucks in retirement
• Concert will raise funds for girl with cancer
• Courthouse licensing hours extended
• Photo: a holiday tradition
• Woman injured in Interstate 90 accident
• Four hospitalized after carbon dioxide explosion
• Selah schools to ask for facilities bond
• Family Chuckle-- Season brings winds of Christmas programs past
• Picking a holiday plant doesn't have to be traumatic
• 12/11/10 Faith Happenings
• Season of Sharing: Family needs help as it starts over
• KIWANIS magazine's December edition is now online
• This Update is for you!
• Key Club Trick-or-Treating tops $30,000
• DREAM Act demise will hurt local cause
• Airborne emissions policy draws fire
• Photo: Shrub snack
• Sunnyside to hire environmental consultant
• County jail to provide fewer rental beds
• Zillah teacher reports tough times in Haiti
• Witness in deputy case seeks anti-harassment order
• Memorial hospital named in scam letter
• Santa's Workshop event planned Dec. 18
• Burn ban could be in effect through weekend
• 12/10/10 Planner
• Burn ban declared for Yakima County
• Sons of Sylvia -- More than just country music
• Come for the party, stay for the music (and the party)
• The Indoorsman -- Up goes the tree and out come the memories
• Yvette Williams brings her gift to The Seasons on Sunday
• 12/10/10 10 Days Out
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• 12/10/10 Books
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• Scam letter uses name of local hospital
• 12/12/10 Volunteer Opportunities
• Season of Sharing -- Family with sick child needs help this season
• Prosser man charged in death of friend
• Icy roads cause several minor accidents, one school delay
• Season of Sharing: Homeless family needs some holiday cheer this year
• Union Gap man ensures lighted parade goes on
• Voters to have say on strong mayor
• Slice of Yakima — Gospel music family's album up for a Grammy
• Two hurt in early-morning crash
• Chronic pain support group forms
• Food processors: Ag Dept. oversees distribution to food banks
• Eye doctor said to be involved in scams
• Police, family search for missing man
• Deputy's attorney requests new prosecutor
• Photo: A day to reflect
• Governor's proposal to cut levy equalization funds vexes school officials, lawmakers
• Three hurt in White Swan accident
• Victim in Sunnyside shooting identifed; condition unknown
• Downtown parade simply de-light-ful
• Business plan winners to be unveiled Friday
• Four hospitalized in 2-car collision
• Season of Sharing -- Disabled single dad needs clothing for himself, daughter
• Rollover wreck on US 97 injures two
• Passing car strikes, kills man
• Woman suspected of DUI in crash
• Electrical problems blamed in house blaze
• Victim in Sunnyside shooting badly hurt
• 12/06/10 Senior Lunch Menus
• How'd you like some quiz answers?
• 12/06/10 In Basket
• MMA catching on in Wapato
• Shop Talk: Barbecue joint to open in old Skipper's place
• Handy Yakima grandmother turns talent into treasure for foster kids
• Faulty wiring to blame in Toppenish house fire
• Four injured in accident near Cle Elum
• Man struck, killed near Harrah
• Granger woman charged with DUI in Sunday morning accident
• Man shot after Saturday night fight
• Sunnyside parade — Trotting out the Christmas lights
• Robot Challenge 'a chance to interact with other nerds'
• A little quiz on your local news
• Burn ban lifted in Yakima County
• City Council's budget-shrinking process nearly complete
• Season of Sharing — Mom needs help for two little ones
• Ganging together
• Hastings causes GOP turf war
• Happy trails as White Pass opens Paradise Basin
• Slice of Yakima — Firefighters' calendar one they can woof about
• Fireplace proves poor choice for hiding place
• Yakima in, state out of fingerprint checks
• Stabbing suspect makes court appearance
• Naches driver gets prison for fatal crash
• Apple growers gather for horticulture convention
• Defendants stick with lawyer facing criminal charges
• Season of Sharing -- Single mom, kids need necessities
• Body of missing man is found near Union Gap
• Masked men rob Nob Hill market, escape in SUV
• Sing from the heart and help pack food banks
• Account will help family of youngster with brain cancer
• Seminar focuses on benefits for veterans
• Toy Train Christmas opens in Toppenish
• Getting in some practice
• How can you change a life in a weekend? Key Leader.
• Special Update edition coming December 15
• Make someone's 2011 brighter with a gift to Kiwanis International Foundation
• Behold the beauty of our native plants
• 12/05/10 Volunteer opportunities
• What to do in December for your garden and gardener
• Yakima man critically injured in rollover crash
• Twelve radio station deal to cost $6 million
• Christmas toys help put Christ back into holiday season
• 12/04/10 Faith Happenings
• More freezing fog, less snow
• Union ready to fight to keep deputy jobs
• District files suit against teacher
• Hanging, wooden irrigation pipe is history
• Photo: Capitol creation
• Zillah pancake fundraiser Dec. 14
• Task forces net three burglary suspects
• Season of Sharing -- Young mom needs a lift this holiday season
• Former KNDO employee dies in Arizona
• Paradise Basin to open Saturday
• White Swan man stabbed to death
• Girlfriend arrested in White Swan death
• Recount begins today in Benton judge race
• It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas around the Valley
• What shelf does Raul Malo belong on? Doesn't matter -- Just listen
• The IndoorsmAnna
• Test your boundaries with 500 Clown's 'Frankenstein'
• 12/03/10 10 Days Out
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• Flume removal will pave the way for new construction
• Former KNDO employee dies in motorcycle crash
• Winter weather -- Driving to the Apple Cup may be dicey
• Slice of Yakima — Chef's flair with fowl wins culinary contest
• $6 million renovation will increase security at county jail
• Season of Sharing -- Single mom needs items for newborn, 6-year-old
• Ellensburg off-roader fined $2,000 for damages
• Townsquare Media to buy 12 radio stations in Yakima, Tri-Cities
• Sunnyside, Yakima aglow with holiday light parades
• Ex-county employee settles lawsuit
• Townsquare Media to acquire 6 Yakima stations
• First burn ban of the season upgraded
• Photo: A little re-leaf
• City Council meets to weigh options if Zabell leaves
• Appeal of murder convictions denied in stolen car case
• Slice of Yakima: Fifth-grader's safety concerns pay off
• Local Koreans uneasy, angry about situation in homeland
• DREAM Act supporters rally outside Hastings' office
• Season of Sharing -- Single mom with two kids seeks holiday help
• County parcels out property tax funds
• Photo: Sprucing up downtown
• Paradise Basin could open as soon as this week
• Man accused of pointing gun at cop
• Semi left hanging over I-90 bridge
• Wapato house destroyed by fire
• Semi driver hurt in SR-14 wreck
• Start planning your Kiwanis One Day project: 26 project ideas
• Snoqualmie Pass to close for avalanche control work
• Murder convictions upheld in chase deaths
• Winter weather advisory until 10 a.m.
• Kennewick couple, Pasco man were killed in head-on collision
• Yakima man pleads guilty in mother-in-law's death
• Yakima man could face attempted murder charge
• Mom asks for gifts for soon-to-be-reunited kids
• Firefighters let abandoned Wapato house burn
• Yakima house fire under investigation
• Kittitas County removes burn ban
• Cle Elum man dies after hitting elk with snowmobile
• 11/30/10 Yakima People
• Federal wage freeze would target few, but higher-paid, workers in area
• Brace for another whack of winter
• Snowmobiler dies after striking elk
• Explore Geneva
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• Abandoned Wapato house allowed to burn
• Three killed on Interstate 82 near Richland
• Man points gun at officer during stolen vehicle check
• Kittitas County burn ban lifted
• Firefighters keep house fire from spreading
• With Latino population rising, Zillah is undergoing growing pains
• Season of Sharing -- Family new to area has wish list this year
• 11/29/10 Senior Lunch Menus
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• Photo: Cold day, hot dogs
• Traffic moving again on eastbound Interstate 90
• Season of Sharing -- Disabled family needs community's help
• Children's Village blossoms
• Advocacy groups to host Tuesday meeting
• Time to test your news knowledge
• Former undersheriff agrees to repay county
• Unhappy returns for Thanksgiving wine event
• Photo: Plenty of leftover turkey
• Bargain hunters out in force on Black Friday
• Season of Sharing -- Injury-recovering mom, children need assistance
• Slice of Yakima — Landscape painting bound for US embassy
• Turkey Bowl
• 11/27/10 Yakima People
• Tree sales are 40-year tradition
• Prosser readies for holiday season
• Minor injuries in Highway 97 crash
• Home in Granger damaged by fire
• Help needed to pay for funerals
• Little snow expected in Valley
• Portion of Terrace Heights Drive to get school zone designation
• Tiger Oil loses property tax appeal
• Senior project will have girls stylin'
• Truck mishaps close I-90 for less than an hour
• Old wiring blamed for Yakima house fire
• Family Chuckle-- Oh, baby, how parenting has changed
• True-false-- Gardeners enjoy testing their savvy
• Public meeting on danger of inhalants
• Shopping lines start early and run long
• Live blogging Black Friday -- Watch the reports and let us know what's going on
• Season of Sharing — Family with many in home could use help
• Feeding everyone who needs a Thanksgiving meal
• Naches plans ahead for building new school
• Season of Sharing — Mom of four keeps up with college, too
• Retailers, shoppers no longer wait for Black Friday
• Electrical problem burns Grandview home
• Mountain passes open today, with snow in forecast
• Sheriff will lay off three deputies due to budget squeeze
• A sense to share
• City's assistant manager mulls move to Fife
• Semi catches fire, rolls across Wine Country Road
• DUI emphasis patrols begin today across state
• Police say eluding suspect causes four-vehicle crash
• Fire erupts at mobile home
• Health district to lose AIDS funding
• Jones Road fire destroys home Wednesday
• Road construction to close part of Cowiche Canyon Road
• Granger council looks at farm worker housing plan
• Photos: Oh, snow!
• Collision cleared near Snoqualmie but delays continue
• Burning truck rolls into signs
• Deadline reminder: Annual Club Reports due November 30
• Fleeing driver causes four-car crash in Union Gap
• Cool temps kill signal from classic rock station
• The Indoorsman-- Things to be thankful for, no matter what
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• Fire damages Grandview home
• County facing more cuts
• Second lawsuit in inmate's beating death targets doctors
• 11/24/10 Death Notices
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• It's cold, but not a record
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• Funeral fund set up for Prosser homicide victim
• Fire damages house in Grandview
• Voter turnout was 63.4 percent in Yakima County
• Deputy fire chief named to interim post
• Teachers grade documentary about schools
• Still slippin' and slidin'
• Interim fire chief named in Yakima
• Benton County judge election heads for recount
• Police seek answers in shooting that stuns Prosser
• Study to focus on upper Kittitas County groundwater
• Photo: Snowy pasture
• Tensions rising between two local law enforcement agencies
• $12M federal grant to expand Farm Workers clinics
• Expect holiday weekend travel havoc
• First snowfall claims two lives, and below-zero temps expected
• Watch for Kiwanis members in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• More snow expected tonight in the Yakima Valley
• Prosser principal picked as top in region
• Autopsy due on Prosser victim
• Two killed in accident near Cowiche
• Gunshots draw police to Grandview neighborhood
• More cold, snow on the way
• Have you experienced the holiday travel blues?
• Yakima man hospitalized after rollover accident
• 11/22/10 In Basket
• King-size success
• Shop Talk: Black Friday starts even earlier this year
• Playing Santa from above
• Behold, the quiz answers you've been seeking
• Mattawa woman injured in early Sunday crash
• Police look for clues in Saturday shooting death
• 11/22/10 Senior Lunch Menus
• Progress, and praise, for Yakima's new nuisance-property ordinance
• Mattawa woman hurt in Sunday crash
• Prosser police investigating apparent gunshot death
• Teen driver hurt in I-90 accident
• Zillah couple won't soon forget this cruise
• The French paradox gave wine industry a boost
• Photos: Native American Culture Day
• 3 arrested after high-speed chase
• Gang-Free Initiative seeks answers
• Duck hunters towed to safety
• Fire hits home for third time
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• Beer theft turns violent
• Fort Lewis teen hurt in I-90 accident
• Vacant Yakima home again hit by fire
• Valley Mall may acquire old Costco site
• Stumbling blocks emerge in Basin water planning
• No bail reduction in rape case as deputy arraigned
• Legislators hold on to party leadership roles
• Electrical problem interrupts 9-1-1
• Free winter coats available in Selah
• 11/20/10 Calendar
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• Fish fight: wild vs. hatchery
• Glorious gifts from the garden
• 11/21/10 Volunteer Opportunities
• Pair of lambs connects autistic boy with the outer world
• International convention: 10 reasons to go
• Aktion Club moving forward
• Small, religious schools quietly share Yakima neighborhood
• 11/20/10 Faith Happenings
• Bail maintained for sheriff's deputy accused of rape
• 911 outage fixed
• Hastings seeks more jurisdiction for committee
• First Microsoft Store in state opens with glitter, glitz
• Snowfall at higher elevations
• Smoke prompts restaurant evacuation
• Deputy jailed on rape charge will ask for lower bail
• Legislator sees opportunity to end Kittitas Co. well ban
• Effort begins to collect Christmas shoe boxes for children
• Holocaust survivor shares his story with students
• Woman gets prison sentence for crash that killed her son
• Zillah council eyes tax, fee increases to close budget gap
• Photo — Stacks record
• City workers asked to take pay cut to avoid layoffs
• The Indoorsman -- The invitation's in the shredder
• Wapato home destroyed in fire
• Moscow Ballet's 'Nutcracker' a wonder to behold
• 11/19/10 Film clips
• Jazz vocalist Gail Pettis lets the songs do their work
• Take a trip to 'King Island' -- You'll be glad you did
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• Commission supports anti-gang bill from AG
• Mariners' Felix Hernandez wins AL Cy Young Award
• Here comes winter
• The nightmare continues, even after acquittal on rape charge
• Wapato council post still available
• Toy drive to honor boy who died
• Job fair Friday at Heritage
• Culture day Saturday in Wapato
• Police search for other graffiti by teen suspects
• October jobless rate slightly higher than 2009
• Employee bargaining units reject wage freeze
• Bridge replacement to close N. Meyers Road
• Photo: Lighting the way
• Three arrested in graffiti spree
• Mattawa shooting victim identified
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• Yakima Valley job fair on tap at Heritage University
• G52 event hopes to get youth praying for their city
• 11/17/10 Death notices
• Chinook Pass closes for winter
• Attorney faces criminal charges over inmates' phone calls
• Yakima Valley Community Foundation announces grants
• City Council opts for 1 percent property tax increase
• 11/17/10 Calendar
• Air pressure -- a battle to breathe
• Gifted students: Unique program turns 50
• Reconnecting teens with school
• Kiwanis continues refurbishing carousel at Meadowlake
• The Eliminate Project: Learn about MNT
• Webinar: Service projects for club meetings
• Man seriously hurt in crash
• Fed ban of alcoholic-energy drinks imminent
• Mattawa gunshot victim identified
• Chinook Pass closed
• Worst of windy weather over with
• Toppenish Subway store robbed
• National Adoption Day -- 12 youths now have 'forever families'
• Slice of Yakima -- Bickleton senior earns Wendy's honor
• Families settle with city over Yakima police chase deaths
• Airport board will focus on revenue, not hiring, for now
• AG refocuses effort to fight gang activity
• Dance Away Diabetes event starts Thursday
• Cayuse to close for season
• High winds expected tonight, early Tuesday
• Authorities seek to identify man shot Sunday in Mattawa
• Prosecutors: Man may have acted in self-defense in Sunnyside shooting
• Yakima's strong-mayor discussion: Where should the buck stop?
• The Enterprise Challenge: An overview
• Man feared to have drowned in pond
• Firefighter injured in Friday house blaze
• Hog Run delivers joy to the masses
• 11/15/10 Senior lunch menus
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• Lofts earns market adaptation award
• Small businesses have adapted, will lead us out of recession
• Shop Talk: Goodbye Depot, hello meat shop
• Check out this week's quiz answers
• Man reportedly drowns in pond off I-82
• If you know your news, try the quiz
• Heritage University inaugurates new president
• 11/14/10 Death Notices
• McKenna will present anti-gang proposal in Yakima
• Don't let wildlife encounter wind up as a YouTube video
• JROTC — Got the uniform, got the skills
• New I-82 ramps open at Valley Mall Boulevard interchange
• Women's clinic that made local history is closing
• Public meeting will discuss new school plans in Wapato
• A quest for equilibrium
• New I-82 ramps at Valley Mall Boulevard are open
• Pot seized in raid at rural Selah home
• Photo — Tourney time at SunDome
• Reaching faraway finish line was endurance test for Yakima duo
• Rotary seeks funding proposals
• Panel not ready to make choice on courts
• I-82 to close today
• Fundraiser will aid Topp Hi wrestling
• County among best in keeping jobs
• Multi-car accident injures three
• Winter shelters shuttered, awaiting volunteers
• Arrest warrant issued for man in shooting death
• Purple power! The Kiwanis International office is blushing violet
• Sponsored club conventions are set for next summer
• McLain on Gardening -- Fence makes good backdrop for garden
• Family Chuckle -- Let her indulge in some Thanksgiving schmaltz -- with all the trimmings
• 11/13/10 Faith Happenings
• Group recommends more sea lion kills
• Mabton to boost license tab fee
• Sales of existing homes fall in county
• Holidays and divorce topic of seminar
• Operation Thank You readies for holidays
• Diabetes screening, and it's free
• Depot Restaurant closes
• Goodall booked for Town Hall Series
• League of Women voters honors members
• Seasonal hiring offers more retail jobs this year
• Photos: Honoring veterans at Sarg Hubbard
• Saluting our veterans
• Turn your trash into treasure
• Granger property taxes to rise 1 percent
• 11/12/10 10 Days Out
• Heater blamed for Toppenish house fire
• Pops goes the symphony, Sunday at the Capitol
• Police identify Tuesday homicide suspect
• Camille Bloom, minus pork chops, plays here Saturday
• Pharmacy robbery forces school lockdowns
• The Indoorsman -- The non-cable guy
• Charges filed in Granger stabbing death
• Massy Ferguson -- A good bar band (and that's a good thing)
• Veterans Day events organized throughout Valley today
• It's time again for that boisterous winter ritual, the Warren Miller ski movie
• World War II veteran gets diploma 67 years after leaving school
• Hastings supports industry setting drilling rules
• Stressed out by legal fight, doctor will close her clinic
• Report: Pelosi may push Dream Act vote
• Benton County judge race separated by just seven votes
• Free diabetes screening Saturday
• 11/12/10 Books
• Photo: Stocking the shelves
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• Apple crop expected to dip from 2009
• 11/12/10 Now on sale
• Naches man in Seattle hospital after rollover
• 11/12/10 Art
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• Highland High band fundraiser is Nov. 20
• 11/12/10 Film clips
• Yakima Sheriff's deputy honored
• Separate police raids net 16 pounds of pot, 3 suspects
• Veterans Day events planned throughout Valley
• Number of mushroom pickers on rise
• Idaho truck driver dies in rollover
• Convicted killer found with shotgun
• Toppenish council approves budget
• Highland High fundraiser Saturday
• Harrah water bills could rise
• Schools locked down after pharmacy robbery
• Yakima man shot to death south of Sunnyside
• Mariners broadcaster Dave Niehaus dies
• Rollover near Gleed hospitalizes 81-year-old driver
• YSD bulks up with new computers
• Alcoholic energy drinks banned in Washington
• Number theory
• Caffeinated alcohol drink ban expected
• Photo: Greenway gets new walkway
• County selects courthouse architect
• Judgment against city of Union Gap overturned
• The Eliminate Project: Action plan for now-December
• Get ready for a La Niña winter -- It's just around the corner
• Johnson retains 14th District House seat, Mattingly also likely big winner
• Two women sue Yakima Diocese over reported sexual abuse
• Photo: Rake break
• Yakima Eagles to hold open house
• Toppenish man gets 5 years for 7th DUI
• Yakima man held in Kittitas robbery
• Patrol presses for vehicular homicide charge for Wapato woman
• Accused in stabbing death says he was fending off rape try
• Quality of life panel to give county its recommendations
• Truck driver killed in crash near Mattawa
• Marijuana seized in Monday night drug raids
• Trailer raid yields convicted felon and shotgun
• Prosser talk for parents on motivating kids
• Pressing issues await Grandview council Tuesday
• Grandview campus is a rising star for Yakima Valley C.C.
• See how you did on the quiz this week
• Shop Talk: From political backbiting to holiday gaiety
• 11/08/10 In Basket
• New hair school instructor changes her colors
• 11/08/10 Business Facts
• Wapato driver jailed on suspicion of vehicular homicide
• Early reminder: Bylaw amendment and resolution proposals due Feb. 15
• Learn more about the Kiwanis International Convention in Geneva
• 11/8/10 Photo Journal
• 11/08/10 Senior lunch menus
• How well did you read the YH-R last week?
• Veterans Day events on tap throughout Valley
• Airport lease increases don't sit well with tenants
• 144th Army Liaison team gets freedom salute
• The house that love built
• White Swan man killed in crash when driver runs stop sign
• I-82 ramps relocated near work at Valley Mall Boulevard
• Finalists picked in New Vision business plan competition
• Eagles hosting open house in Toppenish
• Outlook man sentenced on cockfighting charge
• Counting continues; Johnson still leads
• Snow not included — Ski patrol's annual swap this weekend
• Saintly icon in vehicle doesn't stop drug bust
• Settlement allows Wapato homeless shelter to remain open
• Granger man dies in Friday night stabbing
• Arson suspected in apartment fire
• Paying for potholes
• 11/06/10 Yakima People
• Stakes high in resolving Yakima Basin water issues
• Weed Warrior leads fight against, well, weeds
• Michele Taylor now faces state investigation
• Sixth member of Vietnamese-run pot operation sentenced
• 11/05/10 Calendar
• Photo — Walking the line
• Ballot counting continues, giving Johnson wider lead
• Woman starts fire while sitting in back of police car
• Seventh DUI conviction draws five-year prison sentence
• Sunnyside man faces charges of arson, harassment
• Clock ticking to remove political signs near state highways
• Traffic stop nets arrest of two felons carrying loaded guns
• Lane closures coming to Valley Mall Boulevard next week
• Author puts his language art to good use
• Master Gardeners-- There's work to do in November garden
• CKI switches to fee
• The Eliminate Project: Kiwanis-family club members visit the Philippines
• Murray defeats Rossi
• Town Hall speaker reveres life of Dickens
• 11/05/10 Books
• Lawsuit filed in 2007 death of inmate
• 11/05/10 Theater
• Grant to move Zillah's Teapot Dome
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• Chinook Pass reopens after brief closure
• 11/05/10 Planner
• Tuesday job fair aimed at veterans
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• Challenger's strong showing reflects shift further right
• 11/05/10 Film clips
• Judge shields witnesses in lawsuit against Evans Fruit
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• Cirque le Masque -- Artistry and grace, strength and daring
• Simply sublime -- String sextet at The Seasons on Saturday
• The Indoorsman -- The joys of little brotherhood
• The art of gift-giving
• 11/04/10 Lower Valley briefs
• Woman suffers serious burns in back of police car
• Two local schools honored as Schools of Distinction
• Traffic stop leads to arrest of well-armed felons
• Ski and Snowboard Swap this weekend
• Repeat drunken driver sentenced to five years
• Driver involved in injury rollover suspected of DUI
• Man charged with stalking Granger woman
• 11/4/10 Photo Journal
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• Incumbents heading back to Olympia
• Benton Co. seat likely staying in Prosser
• Hagerty gets new term as prosecutor
• Elliott outpolls Stevens in commission race
• Two newcomers join incumbent on District Court bench
• Eaton keeps post as county clerk
• Tieton to join county fire district
• Suspect to be charged in rape attempt on elderly woman
• Man gets prison sentence for vehicular homicide
• 2nd Congressional District may not be decided for days
• Cayuse Pass reopens after snow closure
• Murray leads Rossi on strong King County vote
• Johnson leading in 14th District House race
• GOP gains put control of state Senate in reach
• Chinook Pass reopens today at noon
• Two injured in I-82 crash near Grandview
• Hastings rolls to easy 4th District win
• Mattingly leads in race for auditor
• Votes keep Irwin as sheriff
• Michele Taylor will return to work at East Valley High School
• Tieton man charged with murdering girlfriend
• 11/02/10 Yakima People
• Deputy faces four charges in sexual assault case
• Higher utility bills proposed for Sunnyside budget
• 16th Avenue paving project delayed until spring
• Business seminar starts tonight at YVCC-Grandview
• Construction decline means layoffs, fewer inspectors
• Voted yet? It's not too late
• Planned gifts made easy
• Teach your club about The Eliminate Project
• SLP charter changes
• Schools in Mattawa, West Valley earn school improvement award
• Woman injured after rollover accident in downtown Yakima
• Rock blasting on Snoqualmie Pass canceled tonight
• Cayuse Pass to reopen today
• Small plane skids down Yakima airport runway
• Nutritionists start early to win the fitness fight with kids
• No one injured in Zillah house blaze
• Roundabouts right on target
• Shop Talk: Holidays may see new retail announcements
• 11/01/10 Business Facts and Records
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• Farmers market packs it in for winter
• Public water quality meeting Nov. 10
• Man shot in chest during downtown store robbery
• Halloween robbery suspects still at large
• Council votes to put strong mayor on ballot
• End of I-90 blasting delays in sight - until next spring anyway
• Barge-Chestnut Halloween is crowded, cautious
• Auditor says 66 percent of ballots expected
• Stand Down gives military personnel direction in civilian lives
• One airlifted after Grandview wreck
• Cause of Saturday fire unknown
• Grant Co. officials warn of whooping cough
• Woman hurt in Ahtanum crash
• Robbers make off with cash, wine in Toppenish
• Drivers in Sunnyside accident hospitalized
• Three Sunnyside residents killed in one-car accident
• Celilo Falls getting a memory upgrade
• Photo: Scaring up some fun
• 10/31/10 Death Notices
• Study session to outline strong mayor pros, cons
• Fire damages North Sixth Avenue home in Yakima
• Yakima woman hospitalized after two-car crash
• Prosecutor seeks help with officer cases
• The long road to recovery
• Photo: A crop of fall color
• Yakima lecture to focus on wildfire's effects
• Senate candidates make final rounds in Yakima Valley
• Gas customers get price drop at start of heating season
• Cle Elum pastor gets 18 years for rape, molestation
• Federal judge denies Pakistani vet's citizenship bid
• Some property owners balking at assessments
• 10/29/10 Now on sale
• Deputy facing multiple charges after reported sexual assault
• 10/29/10 Books
• An Rx for controversy
• 10/29/10 Theater
• Memorial expansion plan still worries neighbors
• 10/29/10 Night life
• Fencing, sheep workshops set
• 10/29/10 Art
• Remmel named airport manager
• 10/29/10 Planner
• Photo: Mask making
• 10/29/10 Film clips
• Photos: Start of the Art
• 10/29/10 10 Days Out
• The Indoorsman -- Adventures in costuming
• Tieton Drive gets coveted Sports Center Halloween gig
• 10/30/10 Faith Happenings
• The Haven is a sanctuary of sorts for young, single Catholics
• Master Gardeners celebrating 30 years in Yakima County
• Yakima fire chief leaving for California post
• Cle Elum pastor sentenced in molestation case
• Reporting for duty?
• Yakima early education gets $1.8M Gates boost
• Joe Puryear, noted climber, lived his lofty dreams
• Annual club report available November 1
• Early morning crash on Snoqualmie hospitalizes two
• Some workers to leave Prosser regardless of county seat vote
• Only 54 days until winter
• Auditor: County followed law in using tax money
• Weaving a Halloween web
• Yakima man held in Seattle carjacking
• Ike junior hopes to scare up haunted house customers
• Gang Free Initiative wants to hear from parents, youth
• Yakima gets $500,000 loan for mill site design work
• Advocates seek a place in West Valley's future
• Benton County PUD customers will be paying more
• Fundraiser for premature baby set
• Cle Elum woman hospitalized after rear ending truck
• Herald-Republic's new publisher named
• Grocer pulls Four Loko
• Inspectors playing the WEIGHTING GAME
• The tires are a-changin'
• Lopez succeeds retiring Granger superintendent
• Toppenish man faces charges
• Free flu shots for veterans
• Autopsy rules out suicide in Tieton woman's shooting death
• Motive not clear in Yakima home invasion, gunshot death
• Heavy snow closes Chinook, Cayuse passes for now
• Search for Ingalls Lake hiker to resume after whiteout
• COPS grant spares three Yakima deputies from layoffs
• Yakima Valley sees bloody weekend with three dead
• Toppenish man arrested, accused of bashing man's head with beer bottle
• Man accused of stealing Granger School District SUV, tools
• No survivors in plane crash west of Yakima County
• Tieton death now considered a homicide
• Hiker missing since Saturday is found
• Heavy snows temporarily close Chinook and Cayuse passes
• Looking good: More than 15 Kiwanis districts are using website template
• Convicts face more than 38 years for gang shooting
• With snow on the way, studded tires are now legal
• Photo: Sibling rivalry
• Man arrested in Granger bus barn thefts
• Toppenish police seek robbery suspect
• 10/26/10 Yakima People
• Valley homeless shelters seek volunteers
• SUV fire prompts Yakima motel evacuation
• Memorial's 30-year plan to go before hearing examiner
• 10/25/10 In the Military
• Prosser scarecrow lampoons ex-judge
• See how you fared on this week's quiz
• Rod's House gives homeless youth a daytime refuge
• Neighborhood group urges families to park, walk on Halloween
• Police investigate pair of fatal Saturday shootings
• Teen injured in gang shooting
• Shop Talk: A new restaurant name and a new Redbox opportunity
• Fatal shooting Sunday night marks third in three days
• 10/25/10 Senior Lunch menus
• Vehicle fire forces evacuation
• Do training programs actually work?
• Toppenish convenience store robbed
• 10/25/10 In Basket
• Reward offered in Sunnyside shooting
• Plane with 3 aboard missing near Packwood
• Tacoma woman missing in Ingalls Lake area
• CWU students were sickened by high-alcohol caffeinated drinks
• More details announced in weekend shootings
• Coming snow lifts studded ban early
• Photo: Eyes on the prize
• Foreign intern learns government, culture in Prosser
• Neighbor keeps kitchen fire from spreading
• McKinley Elementary among five schools to receive funds
• Toppenish hay fire could last into today
• Overturned vehicle causes I-90 backup
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• Homeless students on the rise around state
• Local educators say homeless high take toll in classroom
• Tieton gunshot death under investigation
• Man shot to death in Sunnyside
• You know you're retired when honey-do list is a spreadsheet
• Sunnyside shows its bright side
• Longtime assistant named KDNA interim chief
• Questions arise as assault probe drags on
• Two hurt in crash outside Ellensburg
• 'Good for Laughs' benefit Tuesday in Yakima
• Shots spark triibal lockdown
• Yakima health officials expect normal flu season
• Tribal area briefly blocked by police after shooting
• Yakima's MicKinley Elementary one of five schools honored statewide
• A paucity of pumpkins
• Neighbor lauded for fighting kitchen fire
• Lower Valley hay fire could burn for several days
• Red aglow
• Public not keen on 21 percent power rate hike
• West Valley Neighborhood Plan open to comments
• Man shot at Toppenish party
• 10/22/10 10 Days Out
• Substation tours to be offered
• Brent Amaker and The Rodeo to play the Sports Center
• All ages can benefit from wiser gardening wisdom
• Multitalented comedian Jade Esteban Estrada in town this weekend
• Spooky train rides next week
• The Indoorsman -- 'On the Waterfront' vs. 'Streets of Fire'
• Raffle winner gets a new car
• Demetri Martin -- Important (and very funny) things
• 10/21 Lower Valley briefs
• Ellensburg crash hospitalizes two
• Artists exhibition -- Interpretation is in the eye of the behol
• Citizenship Day event Saturday
• Toppenish police say shooting victim is uncooperative
• Outside groups' tactics rebuffed by state House candidates
• Selah man gets prison for threats to Sen. Murray
• Cascades will feel first shiver of wintry weather
• People congregate in Yakima to contra dance
• A renewed effort to improve Yakima River Canyon
• Lead on!
• 10/22/10 Books
• Outlook good - CWU economic conference returns
• 10/22/10 Theater
• 10/22/10 Now on sale
• 40 CWU students to have hearings related to party
• 10/22/10 Art
• Hagarty faces tough challenger in Lees
• 10/22/10 Night life
• Photo: Paving the way
• 10/22/10 Planner
• Man gets two months for intimidating officer
• 10/22/10 Film clips
• Leader of Congo ape project to speak today at CWU
• Wapato budget woes better than past years
• Bail set at $1M in shooting at gas station
• Colder, wetter weather coming
• Beefing up food banks
• 10/21/10 PhotoJournal
• Reporter speaks during YVCC Diversity Series
• Have your say on proposed Pacific Power rate hike
• Witnesses to fatal Blewett Pass crash sought
• Shred personal papers Saturday
• YVCC honors its literacy champion
• County to skip raises for some to close budget gap
• Help for wells may be on way
• Ballroom dance class starting in Selah
• Museum hosting antique fair
• Photojournal — Peak catches early morning sunlight
• Woman missing on west side of Mount Adams
• Witnesses sought in fatal Blewett Pass accident
• Jury rejects insanity claim in Kennewick slaying of pregnant woman
• Murderer gets 33 years in prison
• Decision on strong-mayor vote will come at public hearing
• County's jobless rate rises
• Fight over rural water use faces critical decision
• Leaf bags still free, but city sets distribution limit
• 4th Street Theatre opens: 'It's a place ... for fun'
• Two suspects arrested in shooting at gas station
• FBI agent meets with gang commission
• Irrigation bills will be higher in Zillah
• 10/20/10 Calendar
• Two injured in crash on US 97
• Two hospitalized in Toppenish car crash
• Supreme Court hears Kittitas County growth case
• Montana man gets 33 years in fabricated hitchhiker murder case
• Zillah to increase irrigation fee
• Library collaboration project gets started Friday in Grandview
• Small businesses have big disagreements about initiatives
• Sex offender relocates to Yakima
• Award-winning reporter returns as an editor
• Ex-habitat biologist acknowledges ethics violations
• Strong-mayor switch could get airing tonight
• Workers get new Yakima plaza party-ready
• Scads of mushrooms and calls prompt lecture
• Two people shot at First Street gas station
• Valley health agencies remind women mammograms save lives
• Rock blasting will result in lane closures, restrictions on Interstate 90
• Burglary suspect arrested in Cle Elum
• Police arrest man who robbed convenience store on bike
• Harvest band festival results
• 10/18/10 Senior Lunch Menus
• Wray's grocery bagger to compete at state level
• See how you did on the quiz this week
• Ellensburg man killed in Highway 97 wreck
• 10/18/10 Business facts and records
• New downtown association directors are centers of attention
• Navigating the minefield of social networking sites
• 10/18/10 In Basket
• 10/18/10 Planned Projects
• Shop Talk: Experts outline expectations for holiday shopping
• Ellensburg man killed in Saturday car accident
• Photos: No walk in the park
• Know what's been in the news? Take the quiz
• Kittitas Co. land-use regs go to state Supreme Court
• Hop growers looking for change in organic rules
• 10/17/10 Calendar
• Food drive collects a little less, but still fills a big need
• Enrollment up at CWU, YVCC as state funding goes down
• After nearly a year, search for missing man goes on
• Open house set at new sheriff's substation in Zillah
• Photo Gallery — Harvest Marching Band Festival
• Fires cause major damage to two homes on city's west side
• Fire damages 70th Avenue home
• Harrah shooter gets 32 years in prison
• Gang member charged following standoff
• Handcuffed suspect flees police
• Driver gets prison for fatal crash
• Nickelodeon show cancels
• Animal control officer about ready to return to work
• Catholic school's auction gets a dazzling donation
• Life imitating art — 'Glee' spreads excitement to schools
• Scenic Drive home destroyed in early morning fire
• Young winemaker makes the grade
• White Swan students in spotlight at Prevention Summit
• District Court judge in fight to stay on bench
• Family of four escapes house fire unhurt
• Grandview considers utility rate hike in 2011
• Clean Air Agency may enact new regulations for dairies
• Flat dusky pumpkins, forked carrots, green tomatoes
• Strobel the target of unsavory e-mail prank
• Eisenhower sophomores do part to clean up lake
• Club advisor counselor is the go-to man for all your Service Leadership Program questions
• Easy website system can take your club to the next level
• Family Chuckle -- Harry and David imperil 50-year marriage
• 10/17/10 Volunteer Opportunites
• Silent movie spoofs efforts to move county seat
• 10/15/10 Photo Journal
• County property values steady
• Yakima evangelist is changing the world, quietly
• Student-led conferences benefit parents, kids
• 10/16/10 Faith Happenings
• Inmate seeks damages for injury allegedly caused by handcuffs
• 10/15/10 10 Days Out
• Threat note at Perry Tech may have been bogus
• Sawyer House is setting for Larson Gallery fundraiser
• Family sues county over fatal beating of jail inmate
• 'Word Music' -- They're pretty much the same at this festival
• Time to strike up the bands for 10th annual festival
• Wine and art and helping animals
• Judge candidates are both lawyers who hail from Lower Valley
• The Indoorsman -- Dirty dishes
• Lockdown at Perry Tech may have been over prank
• Second City group is opening act for new 4th Street Theatre
• New apple varieties hit the market
• Sunnyside woman dies from injuries suffered in crash
• Family escapes house fire unharmed
• Free health screenings offered by Lions clubs
• 10/15/10 Books
• Granger council resets meeting for tonight
• 10/15/10 Now on sale
• Dance class to teach rumba
• 10/15/10 Theater
• Computer workshop offered for advanced math students
• 10/15/10 Planner
• Candidate forum hosts Johnson, Strobel
• 10/15/10 Art
• 17-year prison sentence imposed in child rape, porn case
• 10/15/10 Night life
• Break-in damages door of Harrah wastewater plant
• Teen sentenced to three years in prison for vehicular homicide
• 10/15/10 Film clips
• White Swan man injured in ATV, van collision
• Free HIV testing Friday around Valley
• Boys and Girls Club grand opening today
• Federal lawsuit challenges city's denial of strip club
• Feds expand habitat protection for threatened bull trout
• Watch live: Chilean miners rescue
• Granger reschedules meeting to Thursday
• Break-in results in minor damages at Harrah treatment plant
• Growing needs for Operation Harvest
• Turnover at Radio KDNA continues as Flores leaves
• Toppenish car wash, yard sale measures pass
• Communication is job one in Sunnyside
• Contested development gets OK from Selah council
• CWU revises number of students involved at party
• Standoff in Yakima ends peacefully
• Warren, Sanderson eye seat on District Court
• Sex offender moves to Crestfields Road
• Search called off for man overboard in river
• I-90 work to bring more pass delays
• Single issue divides 14th District House candidates
• State, local officials predict high voter turnout
• Son of Yakima paving mogul faces charges in sales ploy
• Lower Valley man seriously hurt when van, ATV collide
• Prosser Boys and Girls Club opens Wednesday
• Dispute over campaign sign removal focuses on Benitz
• Police surround house; traffic diverted
• Monthly club report available October 15; Annual Club Report–November 1
• Photo: Remembrance in progress
• Central begins party investigation
• Slice of Yakima--Girl gets chance to show skills on Nickelodeon
• Photo: A'mazing puzzle
• Sunnyside to separate workshops, meetings
• Work and delays continue on Snoqualmie Pass
• Search suspended for man missing on Columbia
• CWU will begin dealing with party's aftermath
• Photos: Futbol frenzy in Yakima
• Memorial's expansion plan looks toward the future
• 10/11/10 Senior lunch menus
• Kids and cars
• Shop Talk: Let the holiday shopping begin
• Three-tenths sales tax results in numerical brouhaha
• Photo — Pick a pumpkin, grab a gourd
• Child care issues arise from state budget cuts
• Prosser School District to present plan for new high school
• Incumbent commissioner has challenger, but race is low-key
• 10/10/10 Calendar
• Teen girl injured when Jeep rolls down hillside
• Last person at Roslyn party released from hospital
• 12 hospitalized after drunken party with dozens of CWU students
• 10/09/10 Facts and Records
• Soaker hoses an idea for next year that holds water
• Art and artist -- Tailored to special needs
• 3 remain hospitalized after overdosing at Rosyln house party
• 10/09/10 Yakima People
• A frenzied, but friendly rivalry
• Forum to focus on preventing foreclosure
• Bremerton woman hurt in I-90 crash
• Yakima County clerk race a rematch
• Union Gap police trying to find man missing for a week
• Yakima Chamber salutes businesses, achievers
• Yakama Nation constructs a new jail
• KIWANIS magazine's October edition now online
• Photos: Drumming up smiles
• Umemoto to compete in pageant this weekend
• County seat opponents take message on road
• Teens arrested for trespassing
• Health screenings next week
• Pair of overdue horseback riders rescued
• Drug cops uncover 55 pounds of pot
• Union Gap mayor vows no utility tax increases
• Yakima native, longtime museum archivist Hare dies
• City allows work to tear down mill site to resume
• Concrete results — Lincoln Avenue underpass takes shape
• Shopping surge expected this fall
• Two horseback riders rescued in Kittitas County
• Fun, flavors abundant at Tamale Festival
• Yakima woman killed in accident near Graham
• Four burglary suspects jailed
• 10/08/10 Theater
• Growth strategy meeting today
• 10/08/10 Books
• Ellensburg welcomes new director
• 10/08/10 Now on sale
• Fire burns Prosser outbuilding
• 10/08/10 Art
• Armed robbery suspect sought
• 10/08/10 Night life
• Toppenish truck driver injured
• 10/08/10 Planner
• Families' pain vs. free speech
• 10/08/10 Film clips
• Local soldier's widow remembers funeral, says a line should be drawn
• 10/08/10 10 Days Out
• City Council hires consultant to set up Gang-Free Initiative
• Merrells' youthful exhibit opens tonight
• WWE Wrestling -- Of course it's real, and you can see it live
• The Indoorsman -- Autumnal reverie
• Seasons Fall Festival aims to entertain and educate
• Get the right tools for the job
• Photo: Back in the routine
• Moxee police arrest two teens after break-in
• Cocaine bust arrest was not suspect's first
• Backers say Prop. 1 would stabilize Prosser fire service funding
• Irrigation water will be shut off soon in city, rural areas
• Business group hosts candidate forum Thursday
• Teen suspect in Sunnyside shooting arrested
• County holds off on raising phone tax for 9-1-1 service
• Proposed state cuts in care programs cause alarm
• Photo Journal: Autumn color
• Woman robbed at gunpoint in Zillah
• Problems in case led to bail drop
• Jail mail: Inmates to be limited to postcards
• UTC staff says shave Pacific Power rate hike
• Council quickly rejects utility tax increase
• Event targets stigmas on sexual orientation, mental illness
• Fair handily tops attendance goal with 312,149
• Bail drop lets suspect in deputy assaults out of jail
• Selah schools spending $100,000 contest windfall
• Hearing canceled on standards for Barge-Chestnut historic district
• Jet stops at Yakima airport with ailing passenger
• Classmate puts out fire that hurt 15-year-old
• Woman faces charges in driving over man
• Perry Tech to show off programs at open house
• Another sign that summer is over: Irrigation water being turned off
• Suspect in fatal Sunnyside shooting is arrested
• Register now for the 2011 Kiwanis Convention
• Maryhill plans $10 million expansion
• Utility tax hike could offset Yakima's budget woes
• State adds $35,000 to Mabton planning for sewer plant revamp
• Wapato chief makes write-in bid for sheriff
• Challenger takes sheriff to task over three-tenths tax
• How well did you read the news? Find out here
• 10/04/10 Senior Lunch Menu
• Fire at First Street building is contained
• Selah fitness challenge ready to get under way
• Local agents monitoring glut of real estate-owned homes
• Ambulatory surgery centers offer another option
• Shop Talk: Yes, it's the holiday shopping season
• Driver jailed after chase in Yakima
• Delays continue on Snoqualmie Pass
• Trick or Treat for UNICEF: 60 years strong
• October is the month of the young adolescent
• 201-2011 monthly report available October 15
• Photo: Kickin' up dust
• Good weather helped push fair attendance higher this year
• Put your news knowledge to the test in the quiz
• Photo — Here's to brew, at Fresh Hop Ale Fest
• Role model embodied Tinker Bell for Disney animators
• Firefighters save downtown building
• Remembering the joy and sorrow of Japanese American Pioneers
• Got bingo? Fair mainstay may not survive
• YVCC hosts information meeting about Running Start
• Officer injured in dog attack expected to fully recover
• Man run over while lying on road near Toppenish
• Motorhome driver injured in crash on I-90
• Driver cited for crashing into house in Terrace Heights
• Hastings in familiar position against current challenger
• 10/02/10 Faith Happenings
• Inattention blamed for motor home accident on I-90
• Vehicle strikes Terrace Heights home
• Man laying in Lower Valley road is struck by car
• Out for a ride
• Auditor's race may revolve around state audit
• Canadian firm buys Yakama Juice
• 'Fahrenheit 451' next up for Yakima Valley Reads
• Teen hurt in Lower Valley crash
• Orchardist files claim over damaged trees
• Animal control officer injured in dog attack
• Grant keeps deputies at full strength
• County settles lawsuit over access to property records
• Former donors to food bank now among those in need
• High-speed crash injures two on YV Highway
• Suicide awareness forum Tuesday at Heritage
• 10/03/10 Volunteer Opportunities
• Hinkle faces Bull Moose candidate in 13th District race
• Family Chuckle-- Even RV can't protect a sissy from rigors of camping
• Master Gardeners-- What to do in the October garden
• Happy 10th anniversary, Aktion Club!
• Vote on strong mayor may come in early 2011
• Yakima eyes fire, police cuts
• Photo: Under the fair lights
• Photo: Send it back
• Edgar sighting worth the wait
• Selah council's secret ballots questioned
• Grandview selects Arteaga as city administrator
• Police standoff nets fugitive from Utah
• Last of defendants in arms case sentenced
• ESD 105 superintendent to speak at Harvard
• Third shooter involved in 2008 incident gets 9 years
• Grandview robbery suspect sought
• Bucky Covington bringing Americana to the fair
• Drivers of car, semi escape serious injury in head-on
• Fresh Hop Ale Festival participating breweries
• Irrigation districts investing in water conservation
• Yakima's fresh-hops home field advantage on display Saturday
• Should Benton Co. seat stay or should it go?
• Woman hurt while picking mushrooms near Snoqualmie Pass
• Standoff in Yakima ends with arrest of Utah fugitive
• Admired reporter captivates Capitol crowd
• Meet your 2010-2011 Kiwanis leaders
• Myers to tout Toppenish preschool program during Harvard talk
• KIWANIS magazine—lookin' good!
• 10/01/10 Books
• Photos: Fair amount of fun
• 10/01/10 Theater
• Three Spanish radio stations change hands
• 10/01/10 Now on sale
• Council votes to give Harrah Town Hall a new roof
• 10/01/10 Art
• Woman rescued after going over embankment
• 10/01/10 Night life
• Prosser names Shaw its new city clerk
• 10/01/10 Planner
• Spark from hop dryer causes massive fire damage
• 10/1/10 Film clips
• Juvenile court commissioner Inouye to be recognized
• 'You Can't Take It With You' opens tonight at the Warehouse
• Shared grant for Lower Valley schools will focus on dropouts
• Ellensburg Film Festival -- Go beyond the box office
• Selah council chooses Schmid to replace Derrey
• 10/01/10 10 Days Out
• Police: fast-food employees dealt pot in parking lot
• The Indoorsman -- How to watch football by yourself
• 09/29/10 Death Notices
• Seminar offered on lending to small businesses
• One woman dies, another injured in Sunnyside crash
• Motorcyclist dies of injuries suffered in crash
• Truancy board aims to keep kids in school, out of court
• The value of a video: Educate yourself
• Jack in the Box employees busted in Sunnyside after drug deal
• Sparks blamed for Satus area hop kiln fire
• Yakima truck driver escapes injury in Oregon accident
• Prosser council opposes moving Benton County seat
• Photo -- High on the Fair
• Memorial cutting up to 100 jobs
• Grandview farmers likely to face criminal charges
• Suspected drunk driver caught after fleeing two crashes
• County's anti-gang programs will share grant funds
• Police investigate two shootings that left four injured
• Toppenish fire damages five businesses
• Vehicular assault charge filed against man
• Man airlifted to Yakima after rig overturned
• Woman held in stabbing attack on girl
• I-90 blasting closures shift to 6 p.m.
• Mabton to vote tonight on utility rate hike
• Hearing continues for teacher who wants to return to work
• Sunnyside woman killed, another injured when car hits semi
• Partisan lines divide state House candidates
• More details released in shootings that injured four
• Moxee Peking to Paris rally runners swap cars
• Audit questions Yakima County financial reporting practices
• Driver faces multiple charges after Monday crashes
• State fines farm $200.000 for waste violations
• Two Lower Valley blazes keep firefighters busy
• Man airlifted to hospital after accident near Goldendale
• Fair attracts praise for emphasis on agriculture, structure preservation
• Photo: Ready to show
• Man accused in woman's beating, death threats
• State audit faults Sunnyside Housing Authority
• Kent teacher earns state's top title
• Motorcyclist hurt in I-90 crash
• Yakima Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Registrations being taken for environmental summit
• Can-do attitude: 'Putting up' food is in vogue again
• Mattawa woman dies in early morning crash
• Super-sized snag in downtown revitalization plans
• Shop Talk: Cooler nights, but a warmer retail climate
• 09/27/10 In Basket
• Chase plans branch in West Valley
• 09/27/10 Senior Lunch Menus
• Devoted fairgoer marks No. 100 in style
• Mattawa woman dies in early Sunday crash
• Toppenish house struck by gunfire Saturday
• Suspect in stabbing to make court appearance
• Motorcyclist hurt in weekend accident
• Driver faces vehicular assault charge after hitting bicyclist
• Delays continue this week near Snoqualmie Pass
• Mabton City Council to vote on utility rate increase
• Shifting gears: Unemployed look to change careers
• Sunfair parade met with blue skies, good turnout
• Destination: Europe
• Drive-by shots hit house in Toppenish; police seeking information
• Motorcyclist hurt in I-90 crash
• Michele Taylor's career still on hold
• 15th District House race overview
• Prosser downtown group hires new director
• 09/25/10 Calendar
• First day of fun as fair opens
• Scholar to focus on Apostle Paul's writings during Yakima series
• Gentle giants soar above Prosser
• 09/25/10 Faith Happenings
• Force bulbs for pots of color all winter
• Yakima Valley residents find thrill in hunt for gold
• 09/26/10 Volunteer opportunities
• Effort to curb Halloween traffic hits roadblock
• Convicted murderer gets 55-year sentence
• Street work will make Wapato intersection safer for kids
• Couple convicted for selling eagle parts
• Police investigate burglary at Zillah cemetery
• Man suffers leg wound in Yakima shooting
• Rotary raffle at fair offers chance at new car
• Water talks begin with cost
• Toppenish council to look at proposed permitting plan
• Iron worker prefers old-fashioned way
• Exhibit brings magic of animation to fair
• Youngster injured in accident near Easton
• I-90 to close Saturday for construction
• Man shot in southeast Yakima
• Woman accused of stabbing teen in arm
• Wapato woman must pay $39,000 in restitution
• Ski run naming rights up for auction
• Selah 'S' to burn for homecoming
• 09/24/10 Yakima People
• Photo: Feeling hop-less
• Big weekend planned in Prosser
• Sunnyside High ceremony Thursday
• Yakima couple accused of illegal trafficking in bear parts
• Rotary exchange orientation Monday
• Homicide suspect held on $1 million bail
• Cokie Roberts kicks off Town Hall series
• Jazz luminary Jessica Williams returning to The Seasons
• The redemptive power of PostSecret
• The Indoorsman -- A few unconventional ideas for the fair
• The fair -- Entertainment for every taste
• The fair -- Guess Who? It's not original band, but that's OK
• Upgrade will take city of Yakima's phones offline tonight
• The fair -- Cody Beebe comes full circle with fair show
• Film, college football part of Prosser's big weekend
• 09/23/10 Yakima People
• Police looking for woman who stabbed teen in Wapato
• Man shot Tuesday dies of injuries
• 09/24/10 Theater
• Abuse case defendant acquitted
• 09/24/10 Books
• Fun for everyone as state fair starts Friday
• 09/24/10 Now on sale
• Bail set for suspects in unplanned kidnapping
• 09/24/10 Night life
• Wapato mural dedication today
• 09/24/10 Planner
• Too many ears around town
• 09/24/10 Art
• Activist remembered for deep commitment to social justice
• 09/24/10 Film clips
• Dealing with discord between college dorm roommates
• 09/24/10 10 Days Out
• School board picks architect for construction projects
• Radio comments lead to fisticuffs
• Fun in the skies and on the streets of Prosser
• Yakima man dies after Tuesday night shooting
• Proposed phone tax increase for 9-1-1 to get a hearing
• Sunfair Parade: Restrictions will be in place for group with controversial float
• Photo — West Valley prepares for a homecoming parade
• Using Google forms in your website
• Yakima council: On second thought, give change a chance
• Member tools: Brand your Kiwanis
• Major study shows major impact of water on Valley
• Auto thieves surprised by what was in back seat
• Shooting leaves Yakima man hospitalized
• Training session offered for forming block watch groups
• Wine students host open-mic party at YVCC Grandview
• 09/22/10 Calendar
• Longtime Special Olympics booster renews fundraising appeal
• Police-organized golf event boosts Special Olympians
• 09/22/10 Yakima People
• Sale of hangars may resolve airport access issue for pilots
• Photo — ESD christens new building
• Man faces charges in Moxee school break-in
• Meetings to focus on vote to annex Tieton into fire district
• Kittitas County appeals for help to ID long-buried woman
• Jury convicts man in Yakima murder
• Selah panel eyes reconfiguring schools
• Yakima to hold Block Watch training
• Feds to release Yakima groundwater study
• Statewide burn ban lifted
• Repair work continues on I-82 near Granger
• Car stolen as child slept in back seat
• Results of federal water study to be released this afternoon
• Paperwork snafu allows suspected shooter to go free
• Design standards for Barge-Chestnut historic district on hold
• Rock the Marmot rules on Prosser page
• Dogs' day in Prosser pool Saturday
• I-90 blasting shutdowns continue
• I-82 interchange work to bring more closures
• Bail set at $100,000 in luring case
• Convicted sex offender accused of luring
• Longtime business owner a Front runner
• Tips to survive a lingering recession
• Shop Talk: Theme stores a Halloween treat
• 09/20/10 Building Permits
• Kiwanis One Day: How will your club change the world that day?
• Convicted sex offender jailed for alleged luring attempt
• Pair arrested after burglary at Moxee Elementary
• Blasting delays on Interstate 90 continue this week
• Expect traffic slowdowns at Valley Mall Boulevard project
• Photo: Taking aim
• Grape harvest is a bit later than usual this year
• Getting old not scary, it's a state of mind
• Prosser school district meeting Sept. 28
• 09/20/10 Senior Lunch menus
• Find out how you fared on the quiz
• Voters in state split over whom to trust
• Breaking down barriers along I-90
• Salsa on chips, salsa with your hips
• Photo -- Sunshine Days in Sunnyside
• Deadly illness still spreading among bighorns
• Know your news? Take the quiz
• City orders work stopped at old mill site after latest fire
• Hundreds show up to apply for jobs available at fair
• String of fires prompts stop work order at former Boise mill
• Longtime deputy, coroner Maury Rice dies
• Body of Oregon climber who died on Mount Adams recovered
• Big changes in water use management may be in store
• New symphony conductor takes the baton Saturday
• Farm workers' residence catches fire
• Versatile pianist George Winston at The Seasons tonight
• Jogger injured after being struck by car
• If salsa is life, the salsa festival must be heaven
• Work on Walnut Street to affect traffic
• High fashion comes to Front Street
• Cinco de Mayo planning meeting Monday
• Innovation in the orchards means fewer chemicals
• The Indoorsman -- A glutton for punishment
• Saturday seminar will discuss hepatitis C
• Oregon climber dies on Mount Adams
• Yakima native Garret Dillahunt is a master craftsman
• Zillah welcomes new City Council member
• Master Gardeners -- Fair offers opportunities for gardeners
• Thrifty fashion -- The big reveal
• Toppenish yard sales, car washes could be regulated
• One dead in Highway 12 crash
• September 21st is the International Day of Peace
• Feedback requested ahead of member website makeover
• 09/17/10 Books
• Photo: Roll playing
• 09/17/10 Just announced
• Higher education locally taking a big hit
• 09/17/10 Theater
• Local speedsters drawn to drag racing
• 09/17/10 Art
• YH-R reporter among Blethen Award winners
• 09/17/10 Night life
• Judge Schwab announces retirement
• 09/17/10 Planner
• Fire crews called to Boise mill yet again
• 09/17/10 Film clips
• Ref. 52 supporters say schools would benefit
• 09/17/10 10 Days Out
• Man dies when tractor rolls on top of him
• Tour of Homes continues this weekend
• Essay contest will reward aspiring young aviators
• Prosser City Hall to welcome intern
• Harrah haystack fires could burn for a few more days
• Yakama Nation receives crime-fighting grant
• Investigation into fatal fire continues
• Grandview physician to leave practice next week
• Tree Top agrees to pay fine, upgrade equipment
• Sixth fire in year hits former Boise Cascade mill site in Yakima
• OSHA says mill death investigation ongoing
• Jogger hit by car in Terrace Heights
• Three in custody for assault on officer
• Man dies in tractor rollover
• Sunshine Days to brighten up Sunnyside
• Judge Schwab set to retire
• County jobless rate rises in August
• 09/18/10 Faith Happenings
• Schools Foundation in tune with students and teachers
• New deacons to be ordained
• Granato reportedly being pushed to resign
• Church gets new name along with new locale
• Photo: Picture perfect
• DEA to host dropoff station for old prescriptions
• County gets approval for Eschbach Park transformation
• Tour of Homes isn’t done yet
• Cooperation key in figuring out jurisdiction in Indian cases
• 9/15/10 Lower Valley news
• Photo: Late summer stroll
• National Indian Days powwow this weekend
• Jesuits' long history in Yakima will end
• 'Fashion Front' planned downtown Friday
• Gas leak in neighborhood forces brief evacuation
• Harrah school to host free Christian concert
• Latest Snoqualmie Pass closures announced
• Controversial float could reappear at Sunfair
• Ellensburg robbery suspect arrested on DNA evidence
• County settles with ex-inmate for $70,000 in injury case
• Second body recovered from Lake Kecheelus
• Prosser schools consider pared-down version of bond
• Murder defendants make pleas to lesser charges
• Davis High ESL teacher talks the talk
• Neighbors evacuated after gas leak
• Suspicious object deemed harmless
• Ellensburg Tractor Run is Saturday
• I-90 closures continue this week
• 600 tons of hay burning south of Harrah
• DNA evidence nets robbery arrest
• Three females held in Sunnyside for assaulting officer, other charges
• I-90 delays to continue this week
• Fire damage minimal due to alarm
• Electrical problem caused EV fire
• Valley pastor, who spent life helping others, dies
• Grandview council to consider administrator candidates
• Driver leads police on odd chase
• Rossi rails against health care policies in Valley visit
• One man dead, another feared drowned in Lake Keecheluss
• Man gets 22 years for 2008 shooting
• Object found in Albertsons parking lot deemed a non-threat
• YH-R to be honored for legal pursuit of records
• September webinars: Tools, tips and tricks of the trade
• 9/14/10 Photo Journal
• Sheepish on the range
• Serve children by supporting parents
• Some paradegoers vexed by political parade float
• Gear up for the remaining Key Leader 2010 weekends
• Applications far outstrip available fair jobs, again
• Get ready for your new role with leadership training
• Judge rules exposure ordinance on right side of law
• Man charged with child assault
• Man breaks ankle on Mt. Stuart
• Longer, earlier delays expected near Snoqualmie
• Herald-Republic will get award for work in records battle
• East Valley fire destroyed storage building, damaged residence on Sunday
• Man faces charges for alleged assault on child
• Two unnamed candidates vying for Grandview position
• Barbecue championship stirs up succulent success
• Area schools still falling short of goals
• Thrifty fashion
• Shop Talk: You got questions? We got answers
• 09/13/10 In Basket
• 09/13/10 Planned Projects
• 09/13/10 Senior Lunch Menus
• See how you did on the quiz
• State transportation meeting Tuesday
• Spontaneous combustion causes smoke damage to building
• East Valley fire damages home
• Central WashingtonState Fair will soon start hiring
• Photo: Rope 'em cowboy
• Odd chase ends in arrest by Sunnyside police
• Fight over woman leads to 3 women being stabbed in Yakima
• Driver arrested after bicyclist struck, injured
• Fun in Naches
• Photo -- welcome home
• 09/12/10 Take our weekly news quiz
• Sunnyside police seek shooting suspect
• What's the council to do about strong mayor?
• Day of hope low-key for a reason
• Adult home deaths hidden and ignored
• Ag folks hope Gregoire-led trip boosts trade with China, Vietnam
• Photojournal — Reflected runner
• Horse park ready for ridin'
• Emphasis patrols make 178 DUI arrests
• Explorer's return visit to Harrah open to public
• Klickitat County leads in marijuana fields to eradicate
• West Valley's first grads planning reunion
• 09/11/10 Calendar
• Kittitas Co. gravel operation fined for water violations
• Meet Richard Carmody, Yakima's Aquaman
• Tour of Homes starts Saturday
• Photo: Nice assist
• 09/10/10 Planner
• Day of Hope march Saturday
• Dispute Resolution Center needs volunteers
• 9/10/10 Art
• September Marketplace event Saturday
• Man dies at Yakama Forest Products
• 09/10/10 Books
• Police looking for help in finding hit-and-run suspect
• Murder trial testimony begins
• 09/10/10 Theater
• Killer on death row 16 1/2 years is executed
• State's high court awards attorney fees for 2005 case
• 09/10/10 Just announced
• Day of Hope march scheduled for Saturday
• Car rentals stall as Horizon puts service on hold
• 09/10/10 Night life
• I-1098 opponent warns, 'You and I are next'
• 09/10/10 10 Days Out
• Little action at strong-mayor forum
• 09/10/10 Film clips
• Yakima Valley brimming with weekend events
• Spirited group putting on paranormal conference
• JUSTICE SEEKERS OF AMERICA
• Man enters Alford plea for role in 2008 murder
• Country old and new celebrated tonight at The Seasons
• Mint's condition
• Meat and music on the menu at Skewered Apple BBQ Championship
• Man with medical condition crashes car into house
• The Indoorsman -- Brickbats and bouquets for Tim
• Vacant White Swan house catches fire a second time
• 'Connect-Disconnect' photo exhibit delves into communication
• Inexperienced driver hurt when motorcycle leaves road
• Drunken driving emphasis nabs 178 in Yakima County
• Investigators unable to identify Suncadia remains
• 09/12/10 Volunteer Opportunities
• I-82 traffic slowed by overturned truck
• Woman's Century Club to host bazaar
• Prosser Farmers Market among state's favorites
• Pacific Power discusses plan for new line
• Saturday ceremony planned for reservists
• Romanian probation officers visit Yakima
• City Council adopts 15-minute comment limit
• Burning planned in Naches Ranger District
• Outlook man sought in hit-and-run
• Yakima man to face trial in ATV theft case
• Man hospitalized after crashing car into house
• Merits of Benton County seat move to be debated
• Investigation begins in White Swan mill death
• Michaels cancels Yakima tour stop
• Annual tour of homes gets under way this weekend
• Renewed YVCC grant to provide $1.5 million
• Suspicious fire hits White Swan house
• Troopers say man caught with 104 pounds of pot
• City to pay $75,000 for study of stadium financing options 
• Woman arrested in connection with stabbing
• Photo: Rain and Shine
• Motorcyclist breaks leg in backcountry
• Upgrades nearly finished on highway to White Pass
• 9/9/10 Photo Journal
• Cle Elum woman hospitalized after car strikes deer
• Man breaks leg motorcycling on slippery trail
• Rock blasting to close part of I-90 today, Thursday
• Spilled hay truck causes backups on Interstate 82
• Soroptimist International bike ride Saturday
• Burning to begin soon on the Naches Ranger District
• Council says no to strip club
• Yakima to spend $75,000 studying financing a new stadium
• Lost hikers found after cold night
• 9/11 commemoration picnic Saturday
• Woman arrested after stabbing
• Hearing and speech center to host book drive
• Prosser's Farmers Market rates high statewide
• School enrollment holding steady
• Poison, indeed -- Bret Michaels concert canceled
• Man hurt at Sunnyside job site
• Oregon officials arrest Yakima man for pot possession
• Man freed after being pinned
• 9/8/10 Photo Journal
• Ellensburg teacher wins regional honor
• Charges to be filed in attempted robbery
• Prosser schools may seek bond help
• Prosser City Council to consider garbage rate hike
• Suspected bank robber arrested Friday in Moxee
• Human remains uncovered by backhoe at Suncadia
• Yakima man faces trial
• Heavy traffic still makes for slow going on Interstate 90
• Yakima accident victim still in hospital
• Yakima robbery attempt leads to four arrests
• Sights, scents and sounds at Wapato's Harvest Festival
• Liquor changes could leave local governments woozy
• Perry Tech students face new test -- a drug test
• Cle Elum woman treated after car hits deer
• I-90 rock blasting closures announced
• Appeal of strip club denial is tonight
• Man in court over attempted armed robbery
• Backhoe unearths human remains at Suncadia
• Renewal alert: Time to renew KKids and Builders Club membership
• CKI welcomes a new district: the District of Andean and Central America
• Often overlooked in the Valley, pear crop is one of nation's biggest
• Sage advice: Hang onto those gift cards
• Good things happening at Tieton Farm and Creamery
• 09/06/10 In Basket
• 09/06/10 Business Facts and Records
• Memorial's therapy pool to stay closed despite outcry
• Pacific Power seeks input on transmission line's route
• Stevens County wreck injures Yakima residents
• Plenty of community flavor at menudo festival
• Two Yakima residents hurt in Stevens County crash
• 09/06/10 Senior Lunch Menus
• It's a case of biomass catch-22
• 09/05/10 Death notices
• Hit-and-run driver sought in I-90 crash that left 2 injured
• As a legend and a rock'n'roller, Dylan delivers
• Photo — Turning heads on cruise night
• Looking back on a journalism career full of colorful characters
• Edler says strong-mayor system would provide leadership
• County may step up to plate for Bears
• Man accused of hitting boy, girlfriend
• 9/4/10 Photojournal
• It's a grim time for Granges
• 09/05/10 Volunteer Opportunities
• Family Chuckle-- Grandma overboard! On stuff for 2-year-old
• Master Gardeners-- September in the garden
• Photos: John Mellencamp rocks Yakima County Stadium crowd
• Troopers looking for driver after hit-and-run accident near Cle Elum
• Everett man injured in single-car accident near Ellensburg
• Cruisers converge on downtown
• Campfires OK in national forests
• Murray touts role in fighting gang problems
• Family dispute leads to stabbing
• Blood donors needed
• Business seminar set for Thursday
• Woman awakens in time to escape bedroom fire
• 09/03/10 Yakima People
• Robbery conviction upheld despite issue of camera search
• 'Achieving the Dream' at YVCC
• Sheriff aspirant Rosenow will be on November ballot
• Campfires are OK for Labor Day weekend
• 09/04/10 Faith Happenings
• Take me out to the ballgame ... in Naches?
• Agri-Fair concept makes good first impression
• 09/03/10 Calendar
• Activity club for moms holding open house event
• Furlough day follows Labor Day at most state agencies
• 09/02/10 Yakima People
• Got your tickets for Dylan yet? It's Friday night, you know
• Taylor to have hearing Sept. 27
• Labor Day weekend -- carnival rides and tripe soup
• Elderly man dies from Sunday crash injuries
• The indoorsman -- This will creep you out
• Parker woman given 9 years for robbery
• Symphony has a new conductor and an ambitious new season
• West Side Baptist to host Surf and Turf BBQ
• CKI elects 2010-11 board members
• Former mayor’s alleged encounter with 14-year-old became hot topic in Prosser
• Water main bursts at Benton Co. Courthouse
• K-Kids club makes an early donation to The Eliminate Project
• Woman escapes early morning house fire
• Member tools: Billing moving online
• 09/03/10 Books
• More travelers expected this Labor Day weekend
• 09/03/10 Theater
• Photo: Trouble steering
• 09/03/10 Now on sale
• Forking over more green for your eggs and ham (or bacon)
• 09/03/10 Planner
• Paving starts on I-82 interchange
• 09/03/10 Night life
• Businesses speak out against I-1082
• 09/03/10 Art
• Murder charge filed in boy's death
• 09/03/10 Film clips
• Prosser States Day highlighted by Valley's Got Talent contest
• 09/03/10 10 Days Out
• BIosolids organization hosts open house today
• Cowiche Canyon exhibit puts focus on conservancy
• Naches man given nine years for shooting
• Get your salsa on tonight outside The Seasons with Grupo Ashe
• Elderly man dies from injuries in motor home crash
• Woman sentenced to nine years for armed robbery
• County eases gun possession codes
• Car theft, robbery on decline in Yakima
• Harvest Festival brings out Wapato's best
• 9/1/10 Photo Journal
• Menudo cooks to compete Sunday in Granger
• Photo: A Valley visit to pick piquant peppers
• Student scores mixed on first year of new state assessments
• Groundwater management area next step in cleaning up polluted wells
• Pair of police sweeps nabs 162 fugitives
• Stripping Yakima airstrip
• Prosser Boys and Girls Club opens today
• Prosser Sun Terrace advisory meetings resume
• Through traffic closure due on part of Rudkin Road
• More I-90 blasting before holiday break
• Pedestrian hit by car in Yakima suffers head injury
• Wapato man faces charges in knife attack
• Lyle fire crews pack up, evacuees return home
• Two men face charges in break-in gone awry
• Lowrider cruise night goes smoothly with several arrests
• Benton County move costs, savings depend on alternative
• Investigators still probing fire that killed WSP employees
• Panel solicits comments on power rate hike
• Photo: Only 179 school days left ...
• Part of Rudkin Road to close for Valley Mall Boulevard project
• Photo-- Ride of Dreams raises money for Special Olympics
• Lyle fire winds down in Klickitat County
• Pedestrian struck by car, taken to hospital
• BUSTED: Gang sweep nets 86 fugitives
• Photo: Swim to papa
• Hot Shots tourney -- a drive down the Ave
• Check out the answers to this week's quiz
• 08/30/10 Senior lunch menus
• Lyle residents return home after fire threat
• Two hurt in motorhome crash
• 08/30/10 In Basket
• Shop Talk - The ups and downs of mall life
• 08/30/10 Business Facts & Records
• The radio ratings game
• Rock blasting delays continue this week on I-90
• Differing systems show KXDD, KIT tops on airwaves
• Quiz yourself on the week's news
• A Highland old time as Tieton festival blends cultures
• John Bassett takes Heritage helm
• A familiar face to readers leaves the Herald-Republic
• City, county reach key agreement on development planning
• Fire near Lyle may force more evacuations
• Fire destroys two vehicles before crews get road access
• Construction work at airport may cause traffic delays
• Grandview to hold sendoff for longtime city attorney
• Driver dies in Snoqualmie Pass crash
• Fatal beating suspect's bail is $1 million
• State ramps up efforts against Lyle fire
• Memorial honors three from State Patrol who died in fire
• Yakima man faces arson charges for apartment fire
• Wildfire near Columbia River Gorge grows, may force more evacuations
• Tenant accused of arson at Yakima motel
• Watch for construction delays near Yakima airport
• Firefighters save East Valley house from blaze despite bulky chain
• 8/28/10 Photo Journal
• Hispanic Chamber gets interim leader
• Arrest made in child's death
• Procession will alter local traffic today
• Astronaut who made lunar landing speaks at Sundown M event
• West Valley freshman campus is still part of high school
• Fire spreads to 1,000 acres northwest of Lyle
• Wildfire near Lyle still growing, prompting evacuations
• 08/27/10 Yakima People
• 08/29/10 Faith Happenings
• Sex offender provides new address
• Troopers and dispatcher are remembered at memorial
• 'Paws in the Pool' event Sunday
• Love INC-- Helping churches help people
• Get smarter! Check out these free Webinars
• Master Gardeners-- Cornering problem specimens and roving mint
• Plan a Day For Kids with your local Boys & Girls Club
• Car crashes into Social Security office
• Kiwanis districts offered first class website at no charge
• Saturday fundraiser will help man who broke neck
• Resident injured in early-morning fire
• High winds cause flurry of problems statewide
• New middle-school students must adjust
• 08/29/10 Volunteer Opportunities
• Yakima glider club looking for kindred soaring spirits
• Prosser council approves replacing city pool
• 08/27/10 Theater
• Photos: Letting go on their first day of school
• 08/27/10 Film clips
• Hot Shots hoops tourney will take over downtown streets
• 08/27/10 Planner
• Construction site storm water will be topic of meeting
• 08/27/10 Night life
• Yard sale, auction will benefit families who lost loved ones
• 08/27/10 10 Days Out
• Driver cut from truck crashed on I-82 off-ramp
• Earth, Wind & Fire plays Saturday at Maryhill
• AmeriCorps grant will fund conservation crews
• The Indoorsman -- Adulthood, rock posters and Stroh's
• Public meeting set on Grandview community center design
• Bob Dylan -- The singer-songwriter who redefined rock 'n' roll
• Procession to State Patrol memorial will disrupt traffic
• Bob Dylan -- Superfan is nearing 50 shows
• New home sales take big drop locally
• It's drive-by electronics
• 08/26/10 In the Military
• Death of 2-year-old under investigation
• 08/26/10 Death Notices
• Residents escape house fire on Mead Avenue
• Sunnyside center changes hours during school year
• 08/27/10 Books
• Section of Pacific Crest trail reopens after fire
• 08/27/10 Now on sale
• Flip-flop on Tieton, Naches rivers starts early
• 08/27/10 Art
• Freeway will close during memorial procession Friday
• Broken promises left job-seeking Yakamas stranded
• Army recruit gets $2,500 reward for turning in arsonists
• Crime Stoppers to ramp up next month
• Tribal fish sales begin this week
• Firefighters respond to wood stove incident
• Benton Co. seat move forums planned Monday
• Cle Elum man rescued from Yakima River
• Two Outlook men plead guilty for roles in cockfighting ring
• How to gets cards, flowers to WSP memorial service
• Human remains found near Wallula
• Popular wilderness trail reopens
• Dorn takes message on the road
• Officials to assess safety at Boise site
• Airport chief done after today
• Hastings critical of apple tariff response
• Hispanic chambers host business forum
• State Patrol seeks hit-and-run driver
• Traffic disruptions continue on I-90
• Toppenish mother charged with vehicular homicide
• $12,500 donation settles Zirkle violations
• Motorcade to precede memorial service for WSP employees
• Klickitat County crashes leave two dead
• Tractor rolls, kills Yakima man, 35
• Yakima eyes moving alternative high school
• Tieton to stage three-day Highland fling
• Contractor's cutting torch may have set off latest mill fire
• Photo: Backlit basketball
• Elderly man uninjured after river mishap
• Yakima former mill site again hit by flames
• Make room in the freezer: Tribal fish sales open
• Bail set for Toppenish woman charged with vehicular homicide
• State Patrol DUI team targets the intoxicated
• Fire strikes former Boise mill again
• 08/24/10 School News
• Memorial warns about book sale scame
• Training offered for volunteer mediators
• Thief targets teen's newly rebuilt car
• Prosser brush fire burns about 3 acres
• 08/23/10 Senior Lunch Menus
• New Prosser superintendent is homegrown talent
• Activity is up at the Prosser airport
• 08/23/10 In Basket
• Shop Talk: Revamped Sage Restaurant on the horizon
• 08/23/10 Business Facts and Records
• Thief targets teen's rebuilt ride
• Toppenish shooting suspect arrested
• Photos: Living on the grid
• Motorcyclist injured in hit-and-run accident
• Tractor accident claims life of Yakima man
• Bomb threat briefly evacuates Wapato businesses
• Toppenish teen held in drive-by shooting
• Mill property -- Peace of mind about a piece of the future
• Fire district resolves access road problem near Snoqualmie Pass
• While teen was in treatment, so was his car
• Photo, video — Central Washington Antique Farm Equipment Expo
• 08/21/10 Property transfers
• Death from overpass fall deemed accidental
• Scam Awareness Forum due Tuesday in Yakima
• Seattle Model Guild holds Ellensburg casting call today
• White plume made of cornstarch, fire officials say
• Rescue teams help ill-equipped couple off Adams
• Write-in sheriff candidate gains toward spot on ballot
• Work begins to bring back fire-ravaged VFW hall
• Officials finish work at fatal fire scene near Zillah
• Lowriders: Car club enthusiasts say it's a family activity
• Cause of $2M warehouse fire ruled undetermined
• Warehouse fire cause will stay unknown
• Smoke inhalation blamed for WSP deaths
• County jobless rate up in July
• Photo: Dragonfly rest
• 08/16/10 Senior Lunch Menus
• Former Poison singer Bret Michaels booked for ballpark concert
• Get a taste of ZZ Top music at Case of the Blues fundraiser
• Lukehart receives Robertson award
• Family Chuckle-- Reflecting on school secretary career boosts retirement bliss
• 08/20/10 Night life
• Yakima Cleanup day is Saturday
• Spontaneous combustion blamed for big haystack fire
• Feeling quizzical? Get this week's answers here
• Fire destroys abandoned home near Wapato
• The Indoorsman -- Remembering the Indoors-teen
• Well-known Prosser-area farmer dies
• 08/22/10 Volunteer Opportunities
• 08/20/10 Film clips
• Ready by Five receives $379,000 federal grant
• Former Boise Cascade property for sale
• Hourlong I-90 blasting closures move up to 730 p.m.
• Firefighters control arson blaze near Kiwanis Park
• Final sentences handed out in Mayday Mob arson case
• Prosser Wine and Food Fair evolves from promotion to celebration
• Toppenish robbery may be gang-related
• On Gardening-- Compost tea benefits remain a cloudy issue
• Planes stored at Yakima airport still in limbo
• Yakima Co. Sheriff-- Rosenow falling short of write-in limit
• Fair discount tickets available at retailers
• Two injured in Saturday rollover near Ellensburg
• Rolling office reaches people who can't reach DSHS
• Fallen tree cuts power and temporarily closes Hwy 97
• Photo: Give 'er a hand
• Couple rescued from Mount Adams
• YPAL names civilian as new executive director
• Occupants escape warehouse flames
• Repeat drunk driver charged with felony
• New Mexican food choices spice up local cuisine
• Photo — Sidestep on hooves
• Vehicle fire destroys farm equipment in West Valley
• Photo: Freeze! frame
• Murray stands up for 'regular people
• Reward offered in Selah school burglaries
• Everett, Federspiel advance in Yakima Co. District Court race
• Men face charges over 14 pounds of pot in truck
• Shop Talk: In N Out Burger gets reporter thinking locally
• Apple crop could set record this year
• Stargazers gather at Randall Park tonight for meteor showers
• 08/14/10 Faith Happenings
• Providence House to undergo remodel
• Elderly Edmonds man killed in I-90 crash
• Johnson, Strobel advance in 14th District state House race
• Child molester gets five years in prison
• Man found dead Saturday is identified
• Tight ag lending puts strain on family farmers
• Wind, heat and vehicle emissions spark brush fires near I-82
• Poison's Bret Michaels to play Yakima County Stadium
• Services for WSP employees next Friday
• Mosquitoes carrying West Nile confirmed
• No shock here-- Hastings, Clough top 4th District field
• Townsquare Media acquires six Yakima radio stations
• Cowiche Conservancy to train new docents
• Yakamas complete mourning for Delores George
• 08/15/10 Volunteer Opportunities
• 08/13/10 Film clips
• Man escapes injury in small plane crash
• Boy airlifted to Seattle after early AM crash
• Incumbent Elliott easily holding off commissioner challengers
• Council to hear appeal in strip club denial Sept. 7
• 08/16/10 In Basket
• Attempt at strong-mayor gov't. failed in 1988
• What to to in the August garden
• 08/13/10 Theater
• Photo: Banding together
• Investigators hope to remove debris from Zillah fire scene by Friday
• Reward offered in rash of burglaries at Selah schools
• Public safety cuts on the table in Yakima
• Comments needed on West Valley expansion plans
• Body discovered, may be linked to accident
• Day-trippin' around Central Washington
• 08/13/10 Books
• Apple growers to take hit from new Mexican tariff
• Memorial service set for troopers killed in fire
• Warehouse fire caused estimated $2 million in damage
• No indications of foul play in fatal blaze
• Photo: Sprinkler scenes
• Home's attic damaged in fire
• Quick response keeps brush fires from spreading
• 08/13/10 On sale now
• Ruling favors request for records of murder trial attorney fees
• Appeals court sides with YH-R in records case
• Patrol trio died of smoke inhalation
• County unemployment hits 7.7 percent in July
• 100 tons of hay going up in smoke near Harrah
• Arson-related fire put out at Kiwanis Park
• Nightly closures for work on I-90 will start earlier
• 08/13/10 Night life
• Passengers on disabled boat rescued on Columbia
• 08/20/10 Just announced
• County likely to request wage freeze for employees
• Obama meets Seattle business owners, stumps for Sen. Murray
• Officials scrutinizing 'every possibility' for fire
• Man found dead under Highway 12 overpass identified
• How does 14th District fundraising add up?
• 08/13/10 Art
• Three injured in rear-end crash on I-90
• 08/20/10 Theater
• I-90 rocks out
• Warehouse on fire at South First and Nob Hill
• Tonight's I-90 closure on Snoqualmie Pass expected to be longer
• Two people injured in I-90 accident near Ellensburg
• Rollover crash leaves teen boy injured
• 08/13/10 Planner
• Teen stabbed on Highway 12 overpass
• Rosenow moves closer to getting spot on November ballot for sheriff
• 08/20/10 Books
• Rosenow nearly on ballot via write-in
• Johnson, Strobel advance in 14th District state House race
• Yakima to set Sept. 7 for strip club project appeal
• Wreck check: Douglas Auto Wrecking doing great at its new site
• Building a future for children of the dump
• 08/13/10 10 Days Out
• Seattle to Sunnyside tourist destination eyed
• 08/21/10 Faith Happenings
• 08/20/10 Planner
• Cause of warehouse fire still unknown
• City Council votes for additional budget cuts
• Tragedy in Zillah-- 'We have lost three guardian angels'
• 08/16/10 Business Facts
• Selah police investigate check-cashing scam
• 'Word/Image' exhibit now an aural feast, too
• Rossi frames campaign for Valley voters
• Zillah house fire investigation wraps up today
• 08/20/10 Art
• Relief offered from the IRS to U.S. clubs who missed filing deadlines
• Be in the know about Geneva
• The Eliminate Project: Making it real
• Get ready for The Eliminate Project
• Geneva hotel and tour booking now open online
• Find your district
• Show-n-tell: What is Kiwanis?
• Open your heart: Foundation launches virtual giving
• Tired of the same old fundraiser? Try some new sources for funds
• Improved: Club secretary monthly checklist
• We want to hear from you about KIWANIS magazine
• Reshape and improve the member site
• Club or district website tracking made easy
• The countdown to Geneva begins!
• Don't get lost: Make sure your club is findable in the club locator
• Keyclub.org: all new and leading the way
• Everyone benefits from convention workshops
• Follow what's happening at the 2010 Circle K International Convention
• Key Club gets social about ICON
• Watch the Worldwide Service Project announcement live online
• Delegates: Read these important updates
• Experience the Kiwanis International convention at home
• Listen up to Kiwanis magazine's audio edition
• A fresh face: The Foundation website has new look
• Keep them coming back
• House approves six amendments
• Election results: Sylvester Neal is all fired up
• Key Club International President to visit ECHS Charlotte
• Hurry! Convention online registration ends May 25
• Time to submit your club election results!
• Expand your global focus with new resources
• PowerPoint power: New growth tools for Kiwanis-family programs
• Coming soon: Online club billing roster processing
• Browse the One Day mapping mashup
• How to access Kiwanis videos
• Register for a Vegas tour
• Yakima 4th of July Celebration
• Yakima County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Yakima County
• Childrens Holiday Lighted Parade
• HireVetsFirst Job Fair in Yakima, WA on Nov. 1
• Seasons Music Fall Festival
• Union Gap Old Town Days
• 2008 Yakima Valley Sports Awards Luncheon
• 6th Annual Rock The Gap
• Tales Of The Rails
• Your Canyon For A Day Bike Tour!
• Town Hall Series : A Morning with P.J. O'Rourke
• Fifth Annual Platinum Wine And Food Pairing Dinner
• Spring Barrel Tasting in the Yakima Valley
• Juried Poetry Reading
• Poetry Contest
• Red Wine And Chocolate At Yakima Valley
• The Art Of Giving

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