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Historic Win: Chiawana Riverhawks Girls Soccer Advances in State Tournament

Witness the excitement as the Chiawana Riverhawks girls soccer team makes program history with their first state tournament win! After clinching league and district titles, the team, led by standout players like Bailey Anderson and goal-scorer Sawyer Chubb, showcases their formidable defense and unwavering team spirit. Join them on their journey as they prepare for a challenging matchup against the top-seeded Sumner Spartans, aiming for a spot in the semifinals.

Pasco, WA · 16h
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Pasco students building 27th Team Pasco House to gain hands-on trades experience

​COPYRIGHT 2026 BY APPLE VALLEY NEWS NOW. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED. Students from all four Pasco School District high schools are building a home that will soon belong to a local family. The 27th "Team Pasco House" is a career and technical education project that gives students real-world experience in the skilled trades.

Pasco, WA · 22h
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McCurley fundraiser raises $53,000+ for food banks, local families

PASCO, Wash. - McCurley dealerships is celebrating another successful Hometown Food Drive after raising $53,960 for food banks and local families.

Pasco, WA · 1d

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Marie Mosley Appointed Port of Kennewick Commissioner Filling Vacated District 1 Position

​Port of Kennewick District 1 residents have a new representative on the port’s Board of Commissioners. Following an extensive public application and interview process, Port Commissioners Skip Novakovich and Raul Contreras Gonzalez appointed Marie Mosley to fill the position during this afternoon’s commission meeting. The seat was vacated on Sept. 1 by the retirement of Commissioner Ken Hohenberg.

Kennewick, WA · 1d
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‘Targeted, unwelcomed and afraid.' Fuerza teachers, parents voice leadership concerns

Elida Alvarez poured her heart into her job teaching at Fuerza Elementary School , and even helped build the school’s 4th grade dual language program. The school was “never just a workplace,” she told the Kennewick School Board during a Nov. 4 public meeting . “It was a community. I believed in the program, and I was proud of it,” she said. But things changed after Alvarez experienced “one of the most difficult experiences” of her teaching career last school year. “I experienced what I believe was a pattern of intimidation, unfair treatment, excessive micromanagement and unprofessional conduct by the head administrator,” she alleged. The emotional toll became “impossible to hide,” and she began to feel “targeted, unwelcomed and afraid.” “Every day, I tried to walk into my classroom with a positive attitude and give my students the teacher they deserved,” Alvarez said, fighting through tears. “But behind that smile, I was struggling.” “My students saw me crying, noticed my anxiety and would even warn me when the administrator was approaching. Think about that for a moment — children came to school to learn, yet they were worried about protecting their own teacher. No child should ever feel the responsibility

Kennewick, WA · 2d