Hi I'm Micah, but I've gone by Cefus since ever since I signed on with 92.9 The Bull in November of 2000. I've done just about every job here at the radio station for the past 15 years. I've also had the honor of being a 3-term mayor of Yakima. I am married to the love of my life, Kristina who has the same love and passion for country music. I am also a life long fan of WWE, and huge supporter of Goldust! I love the Seahawks and spending time with those I love.
Cefus
Fireworks, Food and Music Highlight Yakima’s Fourth of July Celebration
Great food, entertainment and family fun awaits you at this year's Fourth of July celebration at State Fair Park.
Entice the Mice will headline the entertainment bill, along with country cutie Sophia Tilly and Zamreu. Back again this year by popular demand is a naturalization ceremony, hosted by the Department of Homeland Security, in which immigrants will be granted United States citizenship...
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Fair Announces 2015 Entertainment Schedule
Maddie & Tae, along with Parmalee, country legend John Anderson and rockers Blue Oyster Cult will headline the entertainment at this year's Central Washington State Fair. Announcing the acts Wednesday, State Fair Park President Greg Stewart noted there's a little something for everyone at the fair, which is Sept. 25-Oct. 4.
Fair Announces 2015 Entertainment Schedule
Maddie & Tae, along with Parmalee, country legend John Anderson and rockers Blue Oyster Cult will headline the entertainment at this year's Central Washington State Fair. Announcing the acts Wednesday, State Fair Park President Greg Stewart noted there's a little something for everyone at the fair, which is Sept. 25-Oct. 4.
Supreme Court to Hear Evenwel Voting Rights Case
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear Evenwel v. Abbot, the one person-one vote case out of Texas related to state Senate redistricting maps that conflict with the 14th amendment. The courts next term begins in October and ends June 2016. Oral arguments will take place sometime between now and then.
Yakima's Voting Rights case could be
‘Change Is Good’ Awards $20,000 Toward Kids’ Community-Improvement Ideas
Seven student-submitted ideas for community improvement enjoyed their day in the sun during Bob Hall Dealerships' first "Change is Good" awards ceremony Sunday at Sarg Hubbard Park.
The two-hour event included a performance from The Not-Its and the presentation of checks totaling $20,000 to help the kids' ideas...
The Quest — and the Questions — Begin for the Mariners [POLL]
Today is Opening Day for Major League Baseball and the Seattle Mariners are hoping for an even better season than last under manager Lloyd McClendeon. After a heartbreaking loss in the make-or-break regular season game, the M's came up short...
Stewart Subaru’s Yakima Humane Society Gift Will Feed a Lot of Mouths
A donation of nearly $15,000 from Stewart Subaru will go a long way toward helping the Yakima Humane Society feed and care for the cats, dogs and other homeless animals the independent, nonprofit agency tries to rescue.
The car dealership's general manager, Mark Prater, presented Humane Society outreach manager Nicole Papageorgiou with the $14,498 check at Stewart Subaru's headquarters, 506 Fruitv
We Have a Winner!
After a week of entries and anticipation, the Seattle Seahawk playoff tickets from K&K Furniture and Callaghan Spas have found a home. A HUGE congratulations to Yakima's Angie Peyser, who is off to the playoff game against the Carolina Panthers this Saturday.
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Flashback: Yakima — The All-America City [VIDEO]
The Internet turns up some gems every once in awhile, and this is a prime example. The Yakima Chamber of Commerce posted this video from 1994 documenting the trip of the delegation that presented Yakima's case for becoming an All America City.
Brian Teegarden Reflects on 37 years at KIT-AM in Yakima [VIDEO]
Brian Teegarden has been a staple for nearly four decades at Newstalk KIT. The station, in its 85th year of broadcasting, has shared every major news event with the Yakima Valley. Our living radio legend talks about the business he loves and the station he's worked with for 37 years.