Tieton News

The cherry picking season is in full swing, and Rosedale owner Bill Reeves expects this year's crop to be especially good.

The Yakima Police Department is in a constant battle to save property from markers and spray paint.

After a plane crash at Rimrock over the weekend, we're asking more questions about the Tieton Airstrip.

A single-engine plane has crashed in Washington state with three people aboard, and a young girl is the only survivor.

If you're in the market for a home, the Barge-Chestnut area may be a good buy, according to This Old House magazine, which recently ranked the neighborhood among the best old house neighborhoods nationally.

This short-staffed city in the middle of a hiring freeze has turned to an old friend for help.

Cherry season is here and Jacques Mayoc is ready. The Brussels-based importer is anxious to receive some Northwest cherries to sell to his customers in Belgium - part of what is expected to be a potential record crop of about 18 million boxes.

Underneath the American flag raised Sunday at the Tieton town square flew the black flag that has become symbolic of the effort to recover America's missing and captured military members.

Just in time for high school graduations, extra DUI patrols will be on duty Saturday night throughout Yakima County.

Tanya Cruz has her necklace adjusted by her mother, Angela Cruz, before attending a ceremony at Highland High School Wednesday, June 3, 2009.

It was a long journey, but Otto Cruz has made it home to see his daughter, Tanya, graduate Friday from Highland High School in Tieton.

Some people call it multitasking. Highland High School senior Abril Lopez has another way of describing her level of busyness.

For Art Wolfe, it was the sense of adventure that came first -- the camera was just a way of capturing that, says the internationally known photographer.

Joe Schons a contract operator for the Cowiche Sewer Plant, collects a composite sample of water to test in the plant's lab.

Rafters run Class V Boulder Drop on Washington's Skykomish River. This may border on sacrilege, coming from a river state like Oregon, but Washington has some outstanding white-water day trips on its rivers, too.

This year KNDO-TV is preparing for a landmark celebration, 50 years in Yakima, in that time the Yakima Valley Museum has been there as well telling the story of the valley all these years.

BETWEEN HEAVEN AND EARTH: ART WOLFE IN TIETON. 5-6:30 p.m. May 30. Mighty Tieton Warehouse, 608 Wisconsin Ave., Tieton.

One man says he's wrecking his car driving his kids to school, and called us looking for help getting the city to fix the road.

During the tour, visitors will learn about the Art Deco building's construction and history, and will take in the vistas from the 11-story structure at the corner of Second Street and Yakima Avenue.

Art Wolfe, a renowned photographer and host of the public television series "Art Wolfe's Travels to the Edge," will visit Tieton later this month.