Recreation

A culvert replacement project will close SR 123 at Cayuse Pass starting on Monday morning.

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Creating a predictable, affordable structured fee system to reduce costs for cabin owners and the Forest Service, this measure  affects a large number of Yakima Valley citizens.

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Today, a look at a park that owes it's beginnings to the Mount St. Helens eruption and ash fall of May 18th, 1980.

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Today, a look at what many people call Yakima's "Arts Park."

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Today a look at Yakima's "Grand Dame" of the parks system.

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Thanks to federal grant money, a new visitors center will be constructed at the north end of the Yakima River Canyon Scenic Byway.

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Today, a look a one of Yakima's large eastside parks.

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Congratulations to our Pet Idol contest winner Winston Churchill…we have some cool prizes for you Winston and it’s our pleasure to recognize you greatness.  But now it’s time to really get down to the dog bone. Time to talk some serious money…big bucks…major moolah…chump change need not apply!   Focus…and consider the size of these numbers.  You could buy 72 Mona Lisas, 10 nuclear reactors or just over one Bill Gates for what Americans spent ….on their pets last year.

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Alive @ 5 this Thursday evening features the crew from Belu.  A couple of the lovely stylists stopped by the studio on Monday to talk about the excitement to come.  Prepare for a Vegas-style Paul Mitchell hair show…with runway and big screen…and the first 300 guests get a swag bag from Belu Salon

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Last week, we looked at two of Yakima's smallest city parks. Today, we check out one of the largest.

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