Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 3rd of November.
Good morning, Yakima.
The Lower Cowiche Creek Trail will be closed for two weeks to facilitate plantings around a new pedestrian bridge by the Mid-Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group.
A Yakima man was charged with distributing fentanyl and unlawfully possessing a firearm, after authorities discovered over 1,000 fentanyl pills and a gun during a traffic stop.
Yakima County's unemployment rate has risen for eight consecutive months, reflecting a broader trend of declining labor force participation amid demographic shifts and economic fluctuations.
Washington prepares for Election Day with voter registration available until 8 p.m. and heightened security measures.
Miki Leslie, a Yakima EMT, will receive a national honor in Washington, D.C. for her exceptional service following an off-duty response to a vehicle rollover involving four individuals.
Massive Structural Steel Fabrication Auction in Yakima
Explore a wide array of heavy machinery, equipment, and steel products available for auction in Yakima.
Laurel Canyon Musical Journey
Experience the vibrant musical history of 1960s Laurel Canyon, where folk music transformed into electrifying sounds.
The Surfrajettes Live Performance
Experience the mesmerizing sounds of The Surfrajettes, a Toronto-based instrumental surfing group known for their unique blend of psychedelic rock and surf music.
Sacred Road Holiday Bazaar
9am - 3pm at Harrah Christian School, 50 Dane Ave, Harrah. Native arts and crafts, smoked and canned salmon, deer & elk, lots of huckleberry goodies. Supports Sacred Road Ministries
Nutcracker: A Magical Christmas Ballet
Celebrate America's cherished Christmas tradition with stunning ballet, whimsical puppetry, and Tchaikovsky's timeless music featuring an international cast.
D.O.A. Performance with Milk Or Murder and Bad Habit
Experience a night of live music featuring the bands D.O.A., Milk Or Murder, and Bad Habit at Bearded Monkey Music.
Take It To The Limit: An Eagles Tribute
Experience an engaging tribute to the Eagles, featuring their iconic music performed live at the Capitol Theatre.
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