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Former NFL quarterback Drew Bledsoe shares his experience from player to entrepreneur (opens the original)
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Former quarterback and Washington State University graduate Drew Bledsoe returned to Yakima to share his transition from athlete to entrepreneur at The Capitol Theatre on Sept. 23 as the Yakima Town Hallâs first guest speaker of the 2026-27 series. Bledsoe, who was born in Ellensburg and attended Walla Walla High School, is perhaps best known for his time as the quarterback for the New England Patriots, serving the team for nine seasons, from 1993 to 2001. In 2001, Bledsoe had a career alterin
It Happened Here: SunDome becomes a fixture at fairgrounds (opens the original)
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When you think of the Central Washington State Fair, which kicked off its 134th year Friday, the first thing that comes to mind may be the Yakima Valley SunDome. Even though it is one of the newer structures at the State Fair Park, the 36-year-old building is the fairgroundsâ most iconic edifice, with its domed roof and reflective mosaic band. Itâs been a home for exhibitions, concerts, athletic events and high school graduations. The building is the result of a half-decadeâs work by state
Prosecuting Attorney Joe Brusic talks about ALS diagnosis, family history with disease (opens the original)
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" I may have had a tough break, but I have an awful lot to live for." A disease has stalked Joe Brusicâs family. It killed his grandfather, great-uncle and two uncles, and it seemed that it might have an environmental cause. When his mother, Joyce Hanses, was diagnosed with it in 1990, Brusic and his siblings realized that the disease was something carried in the familyâs genes. Brusic, Yakima Countyâs prosecuting attorney, realized he had a 50-50 chance of coming down with it, but he had
Sunfair Parade to cruise through downtown Yakima on Saturday morning (opens the original)
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The 65th annual Yakima Sunfair Parade starts at 10 a.m. Saturday in downtown Yakima. The parade is part of the kickoff for the Central Washington State Fair, which starts Friday and runs through Oct. 4 at State Fair Park in Yakima. The parade is expected to bring thousands of spectators downtown and is the second-largest parade in the state, according to parade organizer Holly Cousens. The route: The parade will travel down Yakima Avenue from 16th Avenue to Naches Avenue. Traffic closures: Yakim
Man found with gunshot wound in North 24th Avenue incident in critical condition (opens the original)
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A 33-year-old Yakima man remained in critical condition in a Seattle hospital following a Tuesday police incident on North 24th Avenue. Yakima Valley Crisis Response Team members, after several hours of trying to open negotiations, found Joshua Sarabia in his wifeâs home with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. He was first taken to MultiCare Yakima Memorial Hospital before being transferred to Harborview Medical Center. Kyle Edmondson, a friend of Sarabia and operator of the sober-living home Sar
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