Good morning, Yakima.

A local ceremony will honor fallen veterans today at Tahoma Cemetery as about 900 wreaths are placed on graves.

Volunteers are invited to join through the 16th Avenue entrance + Ellen Hazen leads the event to help people remember those who served.

The Yakima Valley Community Foundation launched the Harvest Hope Fund to boost local food banks with emergency aid as rising costs and funding cuts leave more families in need — the initiative already received a $5,000 gift and will help until federal support returns.

Villbrandt and Co. was named best new business and recognized as the best accounting firm after three months in operation.

Owner Gina Oppliger, with 40 years of experience, said the firm aims to create a welcoming space for every client at its 102 N. 56th Ave. office in Yakima.

The Reduced Shakespeare Company will perform The Ultimate Christmas Show on Friday, Dec.

12 at Yakima's Capitol Theatre at 7:30 p.m. (doors open at 7 p.m.), and locals can enter a ticket giveaway by filling out a contest form by Monday, Dec. 8 at 11:59 p.m.

The Fuzzy Felt vintage market returns today in Yakima with over 60 vendors offering clothing, toys, cards, sneakers and more.

It runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with general admission at $2 (or an extra $3 for early access).

The Yakama Nation voiced disappointment after Governor Bob Ferguson approved the Carriger Solar Project on December 4, saying the project will affect tribal land traditionally used for first food & medicine harvests.

Officials noted that their concerns were dismissed by state authorities.

Two local residents expressed opposition (at a Tuesday night comment session) to a planned 2.9% electric rate increase by PacifiCorp, which could add about $10.43 to a typical month's bill if approved for 2026.

The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission is reviewing feedback until Dec. 9.

A study published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science showed that dogs taking CBD supplements over several years experienced lower aggression levels, though symptoms of anxiety remained unchanged.

Local pet owners are advised to consult their vet for guidance on using such supplements.

A new AACR report shows that pediatric cancer survival in the United States has risen from 63% to 87% as treatments like CAR T therapy aid children such as Leanna.

Researchers urge continued federal funding & improved access for rural and underserved kids.

Dancing Sky Painting Event

6-8 p.m. — Hoops — Tickets required — Enjoy food and drinks while painting to your favorite 80’s & 90’s tunes.