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Friday, December 6th, 2024

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Good morning, Yakima. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 6th of December.

COMMUNITY NEWS

  • The Yakima Valley Museum inaugurates its Annual Holiday Lights Extravaganza, featuring holiday displays by local nonprofits, with the event running until December 21.  1280 NewsTalk KIT
  • Over 800 wreaths will be placed on veterans' graves at Tahoma cemetery to honor their service and lives, with a community call for volunteers to assist.  KIMA
  • The Second Harvest Beef Counts program distributed food and beef to 300 families in Yakima, showcasing the collaborative efforts of Washington’s beef community and Second Harvest to support those in need.  KIMA
  • The Cowiche Canyon Conservancy has reopened trails at Snow Mountain Ranch and Cowiche Canyon Uplands after closures due to mud and standing water.  Yakima Herald-Republic
  • The Yakima Union Gospel Mission's annual Tin Cup fundraiser starts Friday outside Wray’s Market to gather donations for individuals and families seeking shelter.  Yakima Herald-Republic
  • The Yakima Training Center initiated the holiday season with a tree lighting ceremony, featuring community involvement, charitable giving, and festive performances, emphasizing support for soldiers and their families.  KIMA
  • Yakima law enforcement agencies have intensified speed and DUI patrols during the holiday season to enhance road safety amidst increased impaired driving incidents.  1280 NewsTalk KIT
  • A Yakima mother and her son benefit from the annual Season of Sharing gift drive, reflecting her journey to sobriety and rebuilding their lives together.  Yakima Herald-Republic

CRIME NEWS

  • The Yakima Police Department is investigating the homicide of 38-year-old Kyle Kiefel, who died from a gunshot wound, with the incident potentially being gang-related.  1280 NewsTalk KIT

HEALTH NEWS

  • Yakima County reports a record 131 drug overdose deaths this year, highlighting a significant increase from last year and the prevalent role of fentanyl, with efforts to combat this including widespread availability of Narcan.  Apple Valley News Now

EVENTS

SUBMIT EVENT
  • 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.

    Sat, 12/14/24

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  • 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.

    Sun, 12/15/24

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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