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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Grandview wastewater team members featured in top industry publication
The inner workings of Grandview's wastewater treatment system is probably something most people don't spend a lot of time thinking about.
But some people do, particularly those who work in and report on that industry.
As it turns out, according to the latest issue of Treatment Plant Operator magazine, Grandview's system is newsworthy for its uniqueness.
The magazine's June issue features a story that asks and answers an interesting question:
“How do a number of large food processing plants and a sensitive waterfowl habitat co-exist in a relatively small agricultural community?”
But some people do, particularly those who work in and report on that industry.
As it turns out, according to the latest issue of Treatment Plant Operator magazine, Grandview's system is newsworthy for its uniqueness.
The magazine's June issue features a story that asks and answers an interesting question:
“How do a number of large food processing plants and a sensitive waterfowl habitat co-exist in a relatively small agricultural community?”
Summer readers have fun in store with animal friends
By Richard Burger
Grandview Library's summer reading program got off to a “Wild and Wooly” start June 8, when about 530 enthusiastic animal lovers showed up at the Grandview Fairgrounds for the Predators of the Heart Show.
The first day of the program in the library took place June 13, when young readers had the opportunity to learn about endangered animals during the activities that took place from 1-2:30 p.m.
The program will continue each Thursday through Aug. 1, except July 4, which is Independence Day.
Each Thursday will have a specific animal theme, and the theme for June 20 is Jungle Animals.
Grandview Library's summer reading program got off to a “Wild and Wooly” start June 8, when about 530 enthusiastic animal lovers showed up at the Grandview Fairgrounds for the Predators of the Heart Show.
The first day of the program in the library took place June 13, when young readers had the opportunity to learn about endangered animals during the activities that took place from 1-2:30 p.m.
The program will continue each Thursday through Aug. 1, except July 4, which is Independence Day.
Each Thursday will have a specific animal theme, and the theme for June 20 is Jungle Animals.
YVCC offers bubbly wine workshop
Grandview Campus - Yakima Valley Community College Vineyard and Winery Technology program will host Summertime Bubbly on the YVCC Grandview Campus June 27.
The workshop will be held at 500 West Main Street, from 6-8 p.m., and the cost is $25 per person. The presenter is Heather Unwin.
The workshop will be held at 500 West Main Street, from 6-8 p.m., and the cost is $25 per person. The presenter is Heather Unwin.
