HERMISTON -- Hermiston High School's Project Graduation Committee will meet at 6 p.m. Nov. 17 at the Hermiston High Library.
Project Graduation is a drug- and alcohol-free party held on graduation night. Parents of Hermiston High juniors and seniors are invited.
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Apply for Leadership Hermiston program
Apply for Leadership Hermiston program
HERMISTON -- The Hermiston Chamber of Commerce is accepting applications for the Leadership Hermiston program through Thursday.
The 10-month program includes a full-day session the second Tuesday of each month designed to expose participants to issues facing the community. Topics will include agriculture, technology, economic development and education.
Nonrefundable tuition cost is $600 for chamber members and $850 for nonmembers.
Test drive a Ford and help 2 area high schools
Test drive a Ford and help 2 area high schools
Test drive a new Ford and help raise money for Prosser High or Hermiston High extracurricular activities.
From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today, Tom Denchel Ford Country of Prosser will donate $20 to Prosser High for each person who test-drives a new Ford.
A test-drive runs seven to 10 minutes. Participants must be 18 years or older and have a valid driver's license. There is a limit of one test-drive per household. The event will take place at Prosser High School, 1203 Prosser Ave.
Ex-Kennewick man will appear on 'Biggest Loser'
Ex-Kennewick man will appear on 'Biggest Loser'
Former Kennewick resident John Rhode will be on the this season's TV show Biggest Loser starting tonight.
He is a graduate of Kennewick High School in the class of 1988.
Rhode now lives in Mesa, Ariz.
Health, fitness day is today in Hermiston
Health, fitness day is today in Hermiston
HERMISTON -- A Family Health & Fitness Day is set from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. today at Hermiston High School, 600 S. First St.
The free event includes "Tour de Hermiston," a 1 1/2-mile family bike ride with rewards at each checkpoint, a bike rodeo and helmet fitting, vendors and activities, a teddy bear clinic (bring a bear or get a new one) and a variety of screenings including hearing, vision, dental, foot, skin, cholesterol, blood pressure, cardiac risk, colorectal cancer, respiratory and stroke.
Richland High grad to 'play' at White House
Richland High grad to 'play' at White House
A Richland High School graduate will be at the White House on Saturday to volunteer at the Worldwide Day of Play.
Kristy Gauthier, a 2004 Richland High School grad, was a varsity gymnast and soccer player. She is attending Yale University as a graduate student of public health and physician assistant studies.
Co-sponsored by Nickelodeon, Worldwide Day of Play is a celebration of being active and healthy. This live program features celebrities, athletes, kids and families. There will be live performances as well as sports competitions.
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