John Taylor

Back in the late 1960s, Eddie Albert and Eva Gabor co-starred in a TV sitcom called “Green Acres.”

OK, everybody: Let’s lace up those workout shoes and do some stretching before we get started today. Here we go — on one, two, three and …

Now that most of us have survived the holidays, it’s time to get back to work.

When Todd and Carrie Lyons decided to build a new home in Moxee five years ago, they had some definite expectations for the kitchen and dining areas.

Nearly four years have passed since the COVID-19 siege began in early 2020, but the workplace still hasn’t completely recovered.

Who says Yakima doesn’t turn out to vote?

WHEN IT COMES to versatility of purpose, it’s tough to beat beer. Or hops.

This month’s issue is dedicated to travel and adventure, which might be sort of redundant. Travel always leads to adventure, doesn’t it?

I have to be honest here: I’m no wine connoisseur.

They say you don’t choose dogs -- they choose you.

When I was young and single and a couple of years into my first daily newspaper job in Oregon, I spent a lot of hours at work.

My dad never had much use for beer. Didn’t see any point to it.

For reasons we’re all tired of hearing about, the precautions of the past year and a half haven’t spared beer drinkers.

For the past year or so, a number of local couples hoping to become newlyweds have been all dressed up with nowhere to go.

Sure. Brag about the wine, the apples and all those days of sunshine we get here in the Yakima Valley.