Yakima Valley Vintners to Host “Vino, Vida y Sazón”
Pairing wine with bold Mexican dishes? Sounds daring and delicious—this event is sure to pique your interest!
Central Washington
Controlled Burns Set For Central Washington
As spring rolls in, the WDFW gears up for some controlled burns—aiming to keep our forests safe and healthy while benefiting local wildlife.
Stripe Rust Already An Issue For Central Washington Fields
As the wheat fields begin to show signs of stripe rust, experts are sounding the alarm on what this could mean for local farmers.
Now Is The Time To Plan For the Irrigation Season
As the farmers gear up for another season, the buzz around smarter irrigation solutions is hard to miss.
2026 Water Delivery Dates Announced For South Central Washington
March is just around the corner, and with it comes the promise of irrigation for our local fields. Here’s what to expect.
Central Washington Cat Tests Positive For Bird Flu
A Grant County outdoor cat has died after contracting avian influenza from a wild bird. With migratory birds increasing in the area, pet owners should take extra precautions.
Port of Quincy, WA Selected To Receive Millions
From crops to markets, improved rail access could be a game-changer for Quincy’s agricultural heart. Here’s how new funding might change the freight game.
Newhouse Will Not Seek Reelection
On Wednesday, Central Washington Representative Dan Newhouse, a member of the House Ag Committee, announced he would not seek reelection in 2026.
Yakima Basin Irrigation Numbers Dip Again
The amount of irrigation water available in central Washington continues to dwindle.
Reclamation To Lower Levels Of Washington’s Banks Lake
The Bureau of Reclamation announced plans to lower the elevation of central Washington's Banks Lake, located between Ephrata and Grand Coulee Dam.