It’s no secret that scarce supply of the COVID-19 vaccination has led to stringent guidelines allowing the most vulnerable to be vaccinated first.
Mack McPherson was a long-haul truck driver for 25 years until a heart attack about a month ago. Retired and recuperating, he has time for other pursuits.
Yakima Valley Libraries to reopen all library locations beginning March 1 | Yakima Valley Libraries suspending in-person library services due to new state COVID-19 regulations | COVID-19 closure order hits gyms, Harman Center and more, but 2 Yakima Valley libraries reopen as planned | West Valley, Sunnyside, Wapato community libraries set to reopen for limited in-person services | Harman Center to restart fitness classes; Libraries working on Phase 2 plans
Central Washington University is planning to return to a somewhat normal fall quarter, although there are a variety of factors that could change the plan. Continue reading...
Sunday and Monday combined for 75 new COVID-19 cases in Yakima County and two new deaths. Continue reading...
No one has died from influenza yet in Washington this year and during the current flu season, and there are several potential reasons why. One could be the lack of in-person learning at area schools, experts say. Continue reading...
Blankets and boards cover broken windows on trailers and campers, some of which don’t have doors. As many as 85 Indian families that lived on the Columbia before Bonneville and Dalles dams drowned their homes never received the replacement houses. Continue reading...
