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If your kid wants to have a lemonade stand this summer in Yakima, do they need a permit or nah, as the kids say?

Have a pint or two of special brew at The Sports Center in downtown Yakima this Wednesday evening and help Special Olympians in the valley while you're at it!

'Mr. East Valley' contestants are charging $20 to hide 30 candy-filled Easter eggs ($30 for 50 eggs) in your yard on Saturday night, April 31 so that your youngster will be surprised on Easter morn and saving you time whilst not blowing your cover!

Safe Yakima Valley is putting on a job fair this Monday in Yakima aimed at high school students.
Their goal is to place 100 kids with part-time jobs over the summer.

The East Valley Community Enhancement Association in conjunction with the city of Moxee is getting in to the Christmas spirit by holding the town's first-ever lighted Christmas parade this weekend.

Griffin Ramos, a 9-year-old third grade student in Terrace Heights, was recently spat upon while at school for simply wearing an Oakland Raiders stocking cap given to him by his uncle.

Yakima Parks and Recreation's Harman Center at Gailleon Park (101 No. 65th Ave.) is hosting “Breakfast With Santa” this Saturday (Dec. 2) beginning at 8:30 a.m.

Franklin Pool in Yakima will let you swim with your pooch to close out the dog days of Summer this weekend.

Yakima Valley retired military, active duty, reserves, disabled vets and spouses are being offered free legal assistance at the Yakima Training Center this Saturday (July 15) from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

JayAnn Merkle, Account Manager for the American Red Cross Pacific Northwest Blood Services Region, stopped by Townsquare Media studios today to put the call out for blood donations as the Yakima Valley is perilously low at this time.

Memorial Day is Monday and, while it is a time to honor and remember those who have died in service, it has also become another guise for scam artists to take from people who are currently serving or have served our nation -- especially elderly veterans.

A 1990 graduate of West Valley High School, Sean McNulty, has been hospitalized indefinitely in Texas with an extremely rare disorder and his family has set up a GoFundMe.com account to help him defray medical expenses.