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Congress designated May as National Military Appreciation Month in 1999 to make sure the nation has a chance to publicly show appreciation for those in the military.

The volunteers helped clean off roads, tree debris, and random street trash along roadways in Southeast Yakima.

Expect activity stations where families can bond and celebrate the arrival of fall.

Habitual borrowers. They are constantly behind on their bills and payments, borrowing from friends, family and unsuspecting acquaintances. Always promising to pay each back immediately but it never happens. FULL STOP. Take stock on who is doing this in your life right now and instead of continuing the cycle, provide them with the following resources.

Just roll on through and they will register you right there, it should only take about five minutes to complete and you will receive a month's worth of diapers, wipes, cream, formula, and tampons.

Free dinner and a gift for the kids at the Henry Beauchamp Community Center!

The job fair for youth will be virtual this year.

Change whatever lunch plans you had for today and get yourself some FREE lunch instead, at the OIC of Washington.

Steve Mitchell has partnered with the YWCA to speak about structural racism and how it impacts the Yakima community and beyond.

We just found out about this, too, so if you are able to make it today, take the kids to the to this fun event!

Davis High School, along with the OIC of Washington, will hold the annual Black History Month Celebration during the week of Feb. 21 at Davis High School in Yakima.