Tammy Ayer is a Features/Reader Engagement Editor at The Yakima Herald-Republic. She specializes in arts and entertainment, cultural movements, and travel, often exploring themes related to society and urban art. Tammy's work has been featured in several publications, including the East Oregonian, The Spokesman-Review, and The Seattle Times.
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By: Tammy Ayer
The event Saturday was the fire department's fourth this year. They were free and created to help people reduce fire hazards without burning and prepare their property for wildfires.
By: Tammy Ayer
The investigation by the Yakima Valley Special Investigations Unit into the officer-involved shooting continues, authorities said in a news release.
By: Tammy Ayer
The person visited the hospital on July 13, health officials said. The risk to the general public is low because most people in this area have immunity to measles through
By: Tammy Ayer
Smaller, low-key fishing spot west of Naches on Highway 12 is popular for several reasons, not the least of which is its gorgeous setting.
By: Tammy Ayer
WHITE SWAN — A horse stood in an open driveway on the west side of Signal Peak Road on Monday morning as wind carried the lingering smell of smoke from
By: Tammy Ayer
Officers exchanged gunfire with David Lopez Vargas, 27, of Sunnyside near the 1300 block of South First Street on the evening of July 17.
Yakama Nation leaders updated which fires destroyed specific structures as firefighters are still battling fire activity in the area of White Swan.
By: Tammy Ayer
The new garden and monument for fallen police officers were dedicated in a solemn ceremony on Monday, five years to the day Sgt. Joseph Deccio died.
Though shelters and some donation sites have closed, victims of recent wildfires in the White Swan area can get supplies and meals at St. Kateri Parish Hall in White Swan.
By: Tammy Ayer
Fort Simcoe state park's historical interpretation has come under scrutiny in recent years amid intense efforts to document government- and church-run Indigenous boarding schools in the United States and Canada.
