Grandview News

First grade teacher Luz Corona helps student Narciso Sepulveda through a grammar lesson Tuesday, Nov.

Guadalupe Valencia looks for clothing at the clothing bank at the the Selah Civic Center Nov.

A Prosser man accused of being intoxicated when he drove the wrong way on Interstate 82 and killed another motorist posted $100,000 bail Thursday and was released from the Benton County jail.

The need for immigration reform topped the list of concerns that Latino leaders brought Thursday to Sen.

Yakima Neighborhood Health Services is conducting training today at the middle school in Grandview to help build family health literacy.

Students who need extra help in math and reading might be able to receive free tutoring through Advantage Point Learning.

Jesse Zamorano, 15, puts the chain on a bike while Diego Soto, 14, left, and Jorge Villalobos, 13, right hold it up at the Lucky 7 Bikes program in Sunnyside.

The wrong-way driver accused of causing a fatal head-on crash on Interstate 82 near the Benton and Yakima county line is now in the Benton County jail.

A Grandview woman died early today after her car was hit head-on by another vehicle going the wrong way on Interstate 82 in Benton County near the Yakima County line, the Washington State Patrol reported.

One year after budget cutbacks, Grandview is still coping without having local ambulance services.

Additional ballots counted Wednesday reversed the score in one City Council race in Sunnyside, but otherwise did little to change results in most races.

A professional marimba player from Mexico will be performing at eight local schools, beginning today.

The driver of a pickup that crashed in the Lower Valley nearly three years ago, resulting in the death of a passenger, was sentenced Tuesday to 31 months in prison for vehicular homicide.

Police are looking for a hit-and-run driver who allegedly crashed into a church van full of boys Sunday night, sending an adult chaperone to the hospital.

All Seasons Produce Corn Maze, 6413 N. Road 68 in Pasco, is open Fridays through Sundays through Oct.

Middle school readers in Grandview are getting a boost, thanks to a four-year grant geared toward improving adolescent literacy.

An Ellensburg man was flown to a Seattle hospital after rolling his SUV in a four-vehicle crash that spanned both directions of Interstate 82 near Grandview.

The city of Union Gap recently received a $700,000 grant, which will be used to install water and sewer lines in phase four of the Valley Mall Boulevard expansion project.

Bill's Berry Farm, a new u-pick farm, will hold an apple festival from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays through Oct.

Long-time Columbia Valley grape growers, brothers Bill and Andy Den Hoed of Grandview, Wash.; Long Shadows founder, Allen Shoup; and Boudreaux Cellars owner/winemaker Rob Newsom will release their 2005 Den Hoed Marie's View red blend and 2006 Den Hoed Andreas Cabernet Sauvignon this fall.