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It's almost Christmas time! Here are the locations for drop-offs for coats and info on how to request a toy for a tot.

Discover the meanings of each of the 13 folds for the American flag-draped coffin.

Washington State is home to a lot of things, Amazon, Starbucks, Boeing there's no shortage of companies and inventions in the Evergreen State. From big to small, Food, household items, holidays, and games!

Memorial Day is, obviously, today, but, more importantly, it's about remembering those who served and are no longer with us. I'd like to share a couple of men whom I will especially be thinking of. In fact, they are the men that put the "E" in Todd E. Lyons.

Memorial Day is, obviously, today, but, more importantly, it's about remembering those who served and are no longer with us. I'd like to share a couple of men whom I will especially be thinking of. In fact, they are the men that put the "E" in Todd E. Lyons.

You can drop off new, unwrapped toys at our studios, 4010 Summitview Ave., Mondays through Fridays during business hours.

Today marks the 241st birthday of our United States Marine Corps. We honor those men and woman who have help to protect this amazing nation!

The Marines are landing! That is, they're launching their annual Toys for Tots campaign this Saturday (Nov. 5) at the Union Gap Toys R Us, 1401 E. Washington Ave.

As usual, the United States Marine Corps showed up first. And come Christmas, a whole lot of Yakima Valley kids will be glad they did. But the Marines weren't the only ones who rolled into Steve Hahn Volkswagen-Kia-Mercedes Benz for the sake of this year's Toys for Tots drive Friday morning...

The United States Marine Corps will be on hand this Saturday (Nov. 14) at Dickey's Barbecue Pit to accept brand-new toys for their excellent program for children, Toys for Tots.

Today marks the 240th birthday of our United States Marine Corps. We honor those men and woman who have help to protect this amazing nation!

Toys for Tots is one of the most amazing programs in the world. Not only is it headed up by the United States Marine Corps, it helps less fortunate children locally have toys for the holiday season. The Marines are hanging out at Toys R Us today (Nov. 6) to accept donations from the public.