The hottest ticket in town; the Eighth Annual Art Walk & Wine Gala
July is time for the Prosser Chamber of Commerce's 8th Annual Art Walk & Wine Gala. On Saturday July 16, the historic streets of downtown Prosser will be transformed into a delightful garden of greenery, music and art. Yellow Rose Nursery will once again create an enchanted park in downtown Prosser complete with foliage, benches and fountains.
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Cathy Mears, board member of the Yakima Valley Fair and Rodeo Foundation, addresses the Grandview Rotary Club Jan. 11. Mears discussed the foundation's efforts to enhance the event and the fairgrounds.
YV Fair and Rodeo to benefit from farm equipment auction
By Richard Burger
A unique approach to fund-raising will take place in March to benefit the Yakima Valley Fair and Rodeo.
The Third Annual Yakima Valley Fair and Rodeo Farm Equipment Auction will take place March 17.
Yvonne Graham, who, with her husband, Luke, organizes the event, said last year about 600 items went through the auction, and 95 percent of them sold.
The Third Annual Yakima Valley Fair and Rodeo Farm Equipment Auction will take place March 17.
Yvonne Graham, who, with her husband, Luke, organizes the event, said last year about 600 items went through the auction, and 95 percent of them sold.
Local dental practice gets new look, high-tech
By Richard Burger
Dentistry is somewhat of a family tradition for Dr. Jonathan Volz.
In 2005, he purchased the facility for his dental practice from his uncle, Dr. Ron Grow, also a dentist, who built it about 40 years ago.
But in the last year, Volz has transformed the look and feel of the facility, as well as his ability to treat his patients and manage his practice.In 2005, he purchased the facility for his dental practice from his uncle, Dr. Ron Grow, also a dentist, who built it about 40 years ago.
Thompson pre-kinders build their own igloo
A lack of December snow didn't stop Janelle Hubbs and the students in her developmental pre-kindergarten class at Harriet Thompson Elementary School from building an igloo.
While their igloo may not be made of snow and ice, it does offer a cozy bit of shelter and a great way to learn about winter weather, habitats and geography.
Hubbs said she got the idea for the igloo from a friend who had seen a picture of a milk-jug igloo online.
"As I did research I realized how many ways this could benefit my classroom," Hubbs said.While their igloo may not be made of snow and ice, it does offer a cozy bit of shelter and a great way to learn about winter weather, habitats and geography.
Hubbs said she got the idea for the igloo from a friend who had seen a picture of a milk-jug igloo online.
Father and daughter volunteer at local schools
By Richard Burger
You might see Tony Sanchez and his daughter, Nikki, at just about any Grandview school you happen to visit.
Last week they were at Smith Elementary counting money from a fifth-grade candy sale.
They also help with popcorn sales once a month, with Book days, and anywhere else they're needed.
"We try to help out as much as we can," said Tony. "When they can't find anyone else, they call us. We want to be able to help with the kids."Last week they were at Smith Elementary counting money from a fifth-grade candy sale.
They also help with popcorn sales once a month, with Book days, and anywhere else they're needed.