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PHOTOS: Grizzlies win 2-0 against Moses Lake in first round of postseason

2 days ago | sunnysidesun.com | Kennia Perez |Sunnyside Sun

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End of an Era: Sunnyside Mayor Dean Broersma opts out of re-election

2 days ago | sunnysidesun.com | Kennia Perez |Sunnyside Sun

It’s the end of an era in Sunnyside, as Mayor Dean Broersma’s name was noticeably absent from the list of candidates for the primary election following the close of filing last week. The Sunnyside City Council, composed of seven members, faces a pivotal election year, with four seats up for grabs including one that will see a new face. Broersma, who currently represents District 2, will not seek re-election according to the candidate filings this past week.
Candidates file for local races across Lower Valley

2 days ago | sunnysidesun.com | Kennia Perez |Sunnyside Sun

MABTON — Mabton Mayor Rachel Ruelas is seeking re-election this year, having officially filed her candidacy on Friday, May 9. Despite a recall petition against her being cleared by the Washington State Supreme Court to move forward to the signature-gathering stage, Ruelas remains committed to continuing on as mayor for the city. She faces a competitive race for the mayor’s seat, with two challengers entering the race, former Mabton Mayor Laura Vazquez and newcomer Martha V. Gonzalez.
Riders return for 2025 Washington Nitro Nationals Pro Hillclimb

2 days ago | sunnysidesun.com | Kennia Perez |Sunnyside Sun

The “fastest party in the valley” is back as the 2025 Washington Nitro Nationals Pro Hillclimb returns May 16-18, bringing together top amateur and professional riders from across the country. The three-day event will be held at the historic Hillclimb site near the intersection of Highways 24 and 241, approximately 15 miles north of Sunnyside. First used in 1962, the site features an iconic 800-foot hill that draws competitors and spectators nationwide.
Comprehensive Healthcare opens Vista del Sol II expanding supportive housing

2 days ago | sunnysidesun.com | Kennia Perez |Sunnyside Sun

Comprehensive Healthcare celebrated the opening of its second permanent supportive housing facility on April 30 with an open house event at Vista del Sol II, located at 101 E. Parkland Drive. The newly constructed complex includes 20 fully furnished units, 18 studio apartments and two one-bedroom units, designed for low-income adults living with diagnosed chronic mental health conditions. Each unit features a kitchenette and is built with accessibility and comfort in mind.
Juliette Humphreys earns second place in district Peace Poster contest

2 days ago | sunnysidesun.com | Kennia Perez |Sunnyside Sun

Juliette Humphreys, an eighth grader at Harrison Middle School, was recognized on May 9, for her artwork illustrating the meaning of peace as part of the Lions Clubs International Peace Poster Contest. This year’s theme, “Peace Without Limits,” invited students to illustrate the concept of boundless peace and envision a world filled with infinite kindness. Humphreys’ vibrant artwork used a variety of colors, symbols, and animals to showcase her personal vision of peace.
Nadia Stroh sets new school record as Sunnyside wraps up regular season

3 days ago | sunnysidesun.com | Kennia Perez |Sunnyside Sun

As the Grizzlies wrapped up their regular season with a three-game series against Eisenhower High School, Stroh reached 109 strikeouts, a new benchmark for Sunnyside pitchers. She hit the milestone during Friday’s doubleheader, leaving her mark on the program and setting the bar for future Grizzlies. Sunnyside opened the series at home with a 15-5 win on May 6.
Sunnyside soccer wraps regular season with win over West Valley, narrow loss to Wenatchee

3 days ago | sunnysidesun.com | Kennia Perez |Sunnyside Sun

The Big 9 Athletic Conference wrapped up a competitive boys soccer regular season with no team finishing undefeated and the standings packed tightly heading into postseason play. Wenatchee claimed the top spot, while Davis and Eastmont followed close behind with matching 7-5 league records. Sunnyside and Moses Lake finished even at 6-6, with Eisenhower just behind at 5-7. West Valley closed out the standings at 1-11.
Castro’s home run helps Grizzlies close regular season with a win

3 days ago | sunnysidesun.com | Kennia Perez |Sunnyside Sun

Senior Trey Castro set the tone early for the Sunnyside Grizzlies, launching a solo home run in the first inning of their final regular-season game. The Grizzlies capped off their season with a 5-4 comeback victory over the Eisenhower Cadets on Friday, May 9, in the second game of a home doubleheader. After a rough start to the series, including a 12-2 loss on the road and a 9-0 shutout in the first game of their doubleheader, Sunnyside bounced back to take the final game in a narrow 5-4 victory.
Sunnyside to consider four-way stops on Edison to improve safety

3 days ago | sunnysidesun.com | Ileana Martinez |Sunnyside Sun

Four-way stops can help reduce crashes and improve pedestrian safety. They can also make traffic flow more predictable. For those reasons, the city of Sunnyside is considering converting two busy intersections on East Edison Avenue into four-way stops—one at South Fifth Street and the other at South Ninth Street.