The new Windows Alive! installation in Downtown Yakima includes work by several local artists, including a sampling of artwork by Davis High School C.T.E. (Career and Technology Education) students. Click Windows Alive – Downtown Yakima for more about the exhibit and artist info.
With her family looking on, new Yakima City Clerk Rosalinda Ibarra receives the oath of office during the Yakima City Council meeting on April 4th. Ibarra, a longtime City employee, is replacing Sonya Claar Tee, who will retire in June after serving the City of Yakima for more than 30 years.
The City of Yakima Public Works Department joined with several community groups and volunteers for a free community cleanup event on Saturday, March 25th, in the Barge Lincoln neighborhood. The cleanup was sponsored by City of Yakima Public Works Department, OIC of Washington, Poor Boys Auto Wrecking, Yakima County, Yakima Waste Systems, The Heights Church,
Spring is barely a month away. This photo of the week highlights details of the butterfly selfie mural at Washington Fruit Community Center. The mosaic is located on the south wall of WFCC, 602 N. 4th Street. It was installed last fall thanks to the Millennium Foundation and its partnership with Tieton Mosaics. Click Think Spring
A drone photo, courtesy of Yakima County, shows progress on the Nelson Dam removal/replacement project as of Jan. 6, 2023. The project reached a milestone on Dec. 2, 2022 with removal of a temporary sheet pile wall that had been at the work site for about a year. Current focus on the project is concrete
Starting in October, Yakima Transit will offer free rides for youth 18 years old and younger. Find out where to get a fare free card at this link: FARE FREE CARDS NOW AVAILABLE FOR YOUTH 18 & UNDER | Yakima Transit
