Ann Marie Cordova is an English teacher at Selah High School who, in her spare time, loves hiking around Mount Rainier, doing yoga, and listening to audiobooks. She has two sons, one a senior at West Valley High School, and one who recently passed his test to become a registered nurse. After…

For the owners of Hang Loose Shave Ice, summer is the season of frozen treats, hard work and serving the community.

Morgan Green is a math teacher at Sunnyside High School and has been with the school district for four years. She also serves as the head girls varsity soccer coach and is an assistant coach in the girls basketball program.

Sara Brown walked across the stage and graduated with the Selah High School class of 2021 after a senior year of high school that was one of both tribulation and triumph.

Popsicles, shorts, boredom, cherries and (most important) no homework make summer special for students of all ages.

When it was finally announced that there would be a season for traditional fall sports, it was surprising to many — especially since it would take place months after it was supposed to.

Anabelle Kollman is a sophomore at Eisenhower High School.

Each week, the Selah School District’s nutrition department packs approximately 18,000 bagged meals for students.

Fearful for the lives of themselves and their children, Godinez’s parents applied for political asylum with the United States in 2014, which would allow them to seek temporary refuge in the country.

For the first time in more than a year, Eisenhower High School’s Drama Department is staging a live student production.

West Valley High School student body president Wesley Bryant has been involved in student government since freshman year, including serving as his class president for three years. With the exception of his first year, he ran for these positions unopposed and is popular with the student body.

As the Associated Student Body executive president at Davis High School, Carmen Fernandez has faced a unique set of challenges during a year of virtual learning. She and the Davis ASB program have worked hard to meet the needs of the student body, lifting school spirits with drive-through ho…

Leadership shines in many settings. For Selah High School’s student body president Rylee Kotzin, it all started on the dance floor.

At Selah High School, Kasey Benjamin wears many hats. Teaching an array of business- and marketing-

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, as many as 800 businesses across the nation have closed every day, according to a study conducted by Yelp. Despite these circumstances, one Selah woman recently decided to pursue her goal of owning a business.

March comes in like a lion and leaves like a lamb. But for me it always comes in like a lamb or, actually, many lambs!