school bonds

Two measures in front of voters on Tuesday are passing today in West Valley.  The measure to allow the district a two-year maintenance and operations levy is supported by 51 percent of voters. More ballots are expected to be counted Wednesday evening...

A majority of school district levies in the valley were approved on Tuesday as voters support local students. In Selah voters gave thumbs up to a 30.5 million dollar bond to build a new Selah Jr. High School and provide upgrades in the district...

Ballots are due tomorrow for the February 14th election in which school districts up and down the valley are hoping for your support of bonds and levies vital to school operations. County Auditor Corky Mattingly says of the 86 thousand ballots sent out, about 35 percent have already been returned...

Local school district are hoping you'll vote in favor of kids on February 14th when you fill our your ballot...more than 86 thousand ballots were sent to county voters last week...County Elections Manager Kathy Fisher says a majority of people will be voting on maintenance and operations levies...