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Ribbon Cuttings

The city of Sunnyside, Washington, will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 11, 2025, to celebrate the opening of a new venue. This event will take place at 2640 Johnson Avenue, marking a significant moment for the local food and retail industries. Community members are invited to attend the ceremony, which signifies growth in the local economy.

UPCOMING RIBBON CUTTINGS GREASE MONKEY

Grease Monkey will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Sunnyside, Washington, starting on October 1, 2025. The event marks the opening of a new location at 2640 Johnson Avenue and will continue until October 11, 2025. This initiative is part of the city's efforts to boost local business and community engagement.

OPENING FOR CITIZEN VOLUNTEERS SUNNYSIDE HOUSING AUTHORITY

The City of Sunnyside seeks citizen volunteers to apply for a vacant position on the Sunnyside Housing Authority. Applications for this unpaid role are open until the vacancy is filled and can be submitted online or in person.

WASTEWATER UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS INFORMATIONAL MEETING

Sunnyside municipal council schedules an informational meeting on wastewater utility improvements for Mon, 08 Sep 2025. The meeting will focus on recent developments and plans for the wastewater system in the region. Local residents are encouraged to attend to learn more about the impacts on the community.

NOTICE OF CLOSED RECORD PUBLIC HEARING FAIRVIEW

Fairview Heights will host a closed record public hearing from September 3 to September 10, 2025, in Sunnyside, Washington. The event will focus on litigation and legal services, impacting local businesses and stakeholders. Residents are encouraged to participate in this significant legal discussion.

Wendy Williams reportedly has no plans to return to television

Wendy Williams, the former talk show host, plans to focus on speaking engagements and advocacy work related to guardianships instead of returning to television. Her attorney believes she can use her platform to expose injustices in the guardianship system. Williams has expressed a desire to go on tour to discuss her experiences and raise awareness about the issue.

Ellensburg Rodeo welcomes thousands, inspiring traditions and helping to create memories

Ellensburg, Wash., hosted a vibrant Rodeo and Kittitas County Fair, attracting thousands over the Labor Day weekend. Attendees celebrated the annual event with a parade featuring over 100 floats, creating lasting family traditions and memories.

CITY OFFICES CLOSED - LABOR DAY

City offices in Labor, Slovenia, will close for Labor Day from August 29 to September 6, 2025. The holiday impacts local services, including garbage collection, which will be adjusted accordingly. Residents are encouraged to plan ahead for the closure.

Local Yakima resident turns weight loss journey into artistic scavenger hunt for community

Stephen Rice, a Yakima resident, lost 59 pounds by walking daily to the Yakima Area Arboretum, where he began painting and hiding "kindness stones." His project evolved into a community scavenger hunt, with each stone featuring a story or poem, all tracked via a Google Earth map. Participation soared as community members picked up the stones, fulfilling Rice's goal of spreading joy and creativity.

Lower Valley theater group performing "Forty-Five Minutes From Broadway" in September

Over the Hill Theatricals will stage four performances of George M. Cohan's "Forty-Five Minutes from Broadway" in September at Sunnyside High School. The cast includes both seasoned performers and first-timers who are excited to pursue their theater dreams. Admission is free, emphasizing the group's non-profit mission.

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