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Yakima County invites community members to vote on their favorite weekend events, with results to be announced during the 5 and 6 pm news. The Yakima Lemonade Stands will open on June 28th, providing a local entertainment option.
The Sunnyside City Council will hold a public hearing on July 14, 2025, to discuss amendments to the 2026-2031 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP). Citizens can participate in person, via Zoom, or submit written comments to the City Clerk. The draft TIP is available on the city’s website.
An event titled "How to stay safe for 4th of July" will take place on June 24, 2025. This event focuses on camping and travel safety tips for the upcoming holiday. Attendees can expect expert advice on travel preparation and safety measures.
Washington State Patrol announces that the fireworks permit application is now available online, starting June 22, 2025. Residents can apply for permits until July 3, 2025, as the state prepares for upcoming celebrations.
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Governor Bob Ferguson appointed Ryan Moran as the new director of the Washington State Health Care Authority, effective August 18. Moran, currently Medicaid Director in Maryland, brings extensive experience in health system integration and advancing health equity. Interim Director MaryAnne Lindeblad will ensure a smooth transition until Moran's arrival.
The USDA Forest Service will offer the Annual Northwest Forest Pass for online purchase starting June 20. The pass, priced at $30, grants access to day-use recreation sites across Oregon and Washington and must be printed and displayed in vehicles. Hardcopy passes remain available for in-person purchase.
Peers Rising will celebrate the grand opening of its new location in Ellensburg on June 23. The nonprofit, previously known as the Kittitas County Recovery Community Organization, has assisted hundreds in substance abuse recovery since 2022. The organization plans to expand its services to Yakima County.
A local community rallied to restore a go-kart for Cody, a 20-year-old with severe autism. The project, led by Kyle Cavin and Justin Stevens, transformed the worn-out kart into a fully equipped off-road vehicle, bringing joy to Cody and highlighting the importance of community support.