Yakima Valley’s Hometown Heroes

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In honor of Summer and the Yakima Valley Pippins having three home games this week, it's time to hook you up with family four packs of tickets good for ANY home game tickets during the 2018 season, with their last home game wrapping up on Thursday August 2nd, 2018!

Shorty's Sweets, Treats 'N Cakes owner Linda Ramos-Davis began her business like many other small-business owners have before her: with great family support and a love of creating unique cakes. With some financial help from her father-in-law, she opened up a small shop in the heart of downtown Yakima in 2012...

When I first moved to Yakima, everyone told me that I had to make a visit to Off The Record, Yakima's only true record store. I have visited there many times to pick up old cassette tapes (Bruce Hornsby, The Police) and searched for several jams of the past (Jamiroquai, Madonna), and came away feeling nostalgic yet brand new at the same time...

Calling All Seahawk 12s! Whether you’re a lifelong fan or you’re just riding the wave of Super Bowl success, we want you! Put on your Seahawk colors, paint that face, dye that hair -- or not! Yakima's planning an official downtown rally for Friday, Jan. 30, to root on the Seattle Seahawks, who are playing the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLIX on Feb. 1 in Glendale, Ariz.

Guess who was at the Central Washington State Fair and got permission (from the Yakima PD) on the first day to use her VAPE? None other than Reesha On The Radio. And we have the video evidence to prove it! (Filmed on location at the CWSF...

We love carnival rides, right? Pretty much all of them. They're even kind of interesting to watch, we discovered during Sportsman's Days in Naches this weekend.  

We want to spotlight different members of the community. Today it our pleasure to tell you about U.S. Army Reserve Sgt. Catherine Sisk.

In an effort to recognize some local people for the good they've done, we bring you Yakima Valley's Hometown Heroes. Meet Cindy King. She's a mom with an amazing story.

Yakima Valley's Hometown Heroes gives us a chance to shine and spotlight and give some recognition to someone who deserves it. Meet Tiffany Nygard. She's a local teacher and is, truly, one of Yakima Valley's Hometown Heroes.

Steve Blair was an ER tech and was in the Army reserves. Here's why Steve was a hometown hero, according to Venessa Blair.

We're looking for anyone who has done a great deed in the Yakima Valley that deserves recognition. It could be a fireman or police officer. It could be a first responder or someone serving in the military. It could even be a volunteer, teacher or family member. Let us know who they are so we can give them a shout-out on the air and be featured on our Yakima Valley Hometown Heroes page.