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The entire sky is lit up for the 4th of July, and I think most want to keep it that way. The Moxee Police Department wanted to remind you of a few rules when it comes to lighting off fireworks in Moxee. If this rule is broken too many times by too many different people, there's a good chance th…

With COVID-19 restrictions and the Yakama Nation announcing today that it will not allow sales of fireworks on the reservation in 2020, along with other towns canceling their shows, you might be wondering if it is still a go in Moxee this year.

Gusty winds in the Yakima Valley yesterday (May 20) wreaked some havoc near my house.
What came next was a CHRISTMAS TREE?!?! in the middle of MAY?!?!

Another in the long and ever-growing list of coronavirus cancellations, the latest casualty is the annual Moxee Hop Festival in East Valley. According to a post on the Moxee Hop Festival Beer Garden Facebook page the 2020 event is not going to happen this summer.

The East Valley School District sent out a message today to families of students attending school in the district to submit photos or videos of the pupils saying "thank you" to the teaching staff.

Incoming students to East Valley High (grades 9-12) will get one extra day of summer vacation before heading back to class to begin the 2019-2020 school year.

A new $40,000 sculpture was unveiled in Moxee City Park as part of opening night festivities at the community's annual Hop Festival

The town of Moxee is one of just four municipalities in Yakima County that allows the legal discharge of fireworks

We are one big rock 'n' roll family, so it is with a heavy heart that I share the loss experienced recently by one of our brothers.

Wednesday evening (June 5) provided Yakima Valley residents with spectacular skies to shoot.

Moxee resident Kayla Lewis-Dosher, 15, is reported missing as of yesterday (June 4).

A few weeks ago, we let you know that the one watering hole in the town of Moxee was shuttering its doors.
Apparently, not for long!