Good morning, Yakima.

Grandview Fire Department is recruiting volunteers for the upcoming fire season and beyond.

Adults 18 and older (with a valid driver’s license, clean record, and passed background check) can visit 110 Ave. A to schedule an appointment and receive free training.

Yakima Valley Libraries reported over 1.5 million reading minutes during a nine-week summer challenge with more than 2,600 registered readers, over 3,400 programs attended and 38 prizes awarded—showing strong local engagement.

Pacific Power said safety settings and recent wildfires led to power outages in parts of Yakima.

The company and city officials are reviewing equipment and will adjust settings in the next two weeks to reduce outage lengths (most customers had power restored quickly).

Prospective attorneys who missed the July exam in Yakima can opt for a retake in September or accept a waiver, as the Washington Supreme Court announced.

Applicants must notify the bar association by noon on Aug. 14, while those with prior exam attempts must retake the test without the waiver.

Yakima’s air quality will remain unhealthy through Thursday due to wildfire smoke from regional fires; ratings will improve to moderate by Friday as conditions ease.

Residents in sensitive groups are advised to limit outdoor activity until conditions improve.

Grandview is hosting its annual Summer Heat 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament to honor a former player and support local businesses.

The event kicked off on Aug. 6 and brings together community teams and local sponsors.