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Hold on to your hats (and umbrellas!) Here's when you can expect rain this week
REGIONAL - It was somewhat of a cool and breezy weekend and those conditions will continue to start off the new work week. However, we won't stay dry as rain is expected to fall throughout the region today. We do have some breaks in the clouds, but those clouds will continue to thicken and lower once the rain pushes in.
Marriage Monday: April 29
Marriage Monday highlights happy couples who are willing to share their love story! This week Wake Up NonStop Local highlights Rosie and Joaquin Tobias, Brenda and Marshal Smith, and Elouise and Wayne Sparks. You can submit your couple here.
Basin sports schedule May 1-7
COLUMBIA BASIN — Check out this week’s sports schedule, featuring local baseball, golf, soccer, softball, tennis and track and field events. This schedule will be updated at columbiabasinherald.com as teams progress through their respective district tournament brackets. Wednesday, May 1. Othello boys, girls tennis vs East Valley (Yakima)...
Yakima Road Project Will Impact Traffic on Portion of Nob Hill Until Late Summer
YAKIMA- Beginning on Monday, April 29th and lasting through late summer, a section of Nob Hill Boulevard will be impacted while a grind and overlay paving project is underway. The project will take place on the portion of Nob Hill between 3rd Avenue and 16th Avenue. Intermittent detour routes around the project area will be in in place and flaggers will be on site to assist in directing traffic. Work on the project will take place from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm each day.
Classroom Makeover: Congratulations Mrs. Sue Spets!
TRI-CITIES, Wash.- Sue Spets is a Spanish teacher at Tri-Cities Prep and has been teaching for 24 years. She was awarded April’s Classroom Makeover from Toyota of Tri-Cities because of her selfless dedication to her students. Mrs. Spets teaches students because of her love of culture and language. She...
Campbell and Company starts offering solar as opportunities for solar energy increase
PASCO, Wash. — One local air conditioner contractor is now providing solar panel installation services. According to Washington Governor Jay Inslee this week, solar energy usage has gone up 460% in the past five years, while the cost has come down 90% in the past decade.
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