Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 25th of November.
Good morning, Yakima.
Local faith leaders, officials, and DoorDash distributed Thanksgiving meals to families in Yakima, fostering community spirit and addressing food insecurity.
The Yakima Valley community experienced profound grief following President John F.
Kennedy's assassination in 1963, manifesting in widespread closures, lowered flags, and public mourning.
A head-on collision on Ahtanum Road in Yakima County resulted in at least one person being flown to Harborview Medical Center with injuries.
Irrigation projects in Washington State, like the Yakima and Columbia Basin projects, are critical for the production of apples, the state's leading crop, contributing significantly to both local and national economies.
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.
Community Celebration of Newly Remodeled Davis High School Auditorium
The Yakima School District invites the community to celebrate the newly remodeled Davis High School Auditorium on Wednesday, December 4, at 6:00 PM. The event will feature student performances, a video of the remodel process, and remarks from district leaders, followed by refreshments in the Davis Commons.
Pirate Themed Running Event: 1M, 5K, 10K, 15K, & Half Marathon
Experience a thrilling assortment of running distances with a pirate theme at Sarg Hubbard Park, featuring costume awards and themed medals.
Candlelight Concert Tribute to Adele
Experience a captivating live tribute to Adele performed by the Listeso String Quartet in a candlelit setting at the Mighty Tieton Warehouse.
Creative Christmas Tree Painting Workshop
This creative workshop allows participants to paint their own Christmas tree masterpiece with step-by-step guidance and all necessary supplies provided.
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