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Washington bird flu outbreak kills dairy worker in Yakima Valley
A Washington resident has died after being exposed to the bird flu at a dairy farm with infected cattle, marking the first death caused by avian influenza this year.
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Milkshakes And Burgers Still Come Out Of The Window At These 10 Old Washington Burger Stands
A burger stand in Washington has been flipping patties since 1949, and its menu still looks a lot like the first one. That means Truman was president when someone ordered the very first cheeseburger through that window. Another stand on this list stays open until 3 AM on weekends. One...
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Yakima Valley Museum Opens New World War II Exhibit
YAKIMA, Wash. - The Yakima Valley Museum is inviting the community to explore the region's role in World War II through a new exhibition opening today. "From the Valley to the Front: World War II and the Yakima Valley" uses photographs, artifacts and personal stories to examine how the war transformed the Yakima Valley and how local residents contributed both overseas and on the home front. Museum officials say the exhibition highlights the sacrifices and service of community members during one of the most significant periods in American history. To mark the opening, the museum will host a full day of special programming. Family-friendly hands-on activities will be available from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., while exhibit curator talks are scheduled for 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. The day's events will conclude with a performance by the Yakima Valley Community Band at 5 p.m. All opening day activities, including the band concert, are included with regular museum admission. Admission remains free for Yakima Valley Museum members. The Yakima Valley Museum is located at 2105 Tieton Drive in Yakima and is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. on Sundays.
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Trusting the process for processing apples
Northwest growers find niche, efficiencies in process market. Efrain Vargas checks quality in bins of Ambrosia apples grown specifically for processing in September at Fuller Orchards in Tieton, Washington, an organic farm that has pivoted to the process market to stay profitable. (Ross Courtney/Good Fruit Grower) Dan Fuller has shifted from fresh pack to the processor market, variety by variety, over the past 15 years. Dan Fuller He’s almost 100 percent processing now and doesn’t plan to return. “I just can’t picture how good it would have to get before I would change back,” said Fuller, a second-generation Tieton, Washington, orchardist. Fuller has about 125 acres of apples, […]
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Davis girls basketball's Cheyenne Hull, Isa Garcia and Paige Gasseling sign with colleges
COPYRIGHT 2026 BY APPLE VALLEY NEWS NOW. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED. Three players from the Davis High School girls basketball team signed with their future colleges Thursday afternoon. Washington State Player of the Year Cheyenne Hull committed to the University of Oregon. Isa Garcia signed with Western Washington University, and Paige Gasseling is heading to North Idaho College.
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MaxPreps
Football Recap: Manson's Win on Thursday Extends Winning Streak to Seven + How To Watch
Manson waltzed into their game on Thursday with six straight wins...and they left with seven. They enjoyed a cozy 28-14 victory over the Mabton Vikings. The win was all the more spectacular given the Trojans' disadvantage in MaxPreps' Washington football rankings (they are ranked 166th, while the Vikings are ranked 30th). The Trojans allowed 102 points in week zero, and 62 in the six games since.