A 46-year-old Wapato woman was killed and four others—including three children—were injured in a rollover accident late Sunday near Toppenish.

A wide range of Western and Indian arts and crafts will be featured at  the 46th annual Spilyay Show this weekend at the Yakama Nation Cultural Center, Winter Lodge and Fourteen Tribes Rooms in Toppenish.

Wapato 3, Naches Valley 0
Wapato opened its soccer season with a non-league win over Naches Valley on Saturday at home. Jesse Chavez scored twice and added an assist to give the Wolves their first win. Jeff Ruiz scored the third goal in the second half. Wapato’s goalie Edgar Grimaldo had a single save.

Toppenish 4, Highland 0
Toppenish hosted Highland for its first soccer action of the season, picking up a 4-0 non-league win. In the first half, Wildcat Michael Rodriguez landed the first score of the game. During the second half, Toppenish goalkeeper Leo Fuentes stopped seven shots, while teammates Luis Alcala picked up two goals and Faustino Teran added a single goal.

Angie Zuniga and Sabrina Galaviz were the lone first place winners at the 23rd annual Eisenhower Jamboree track meet on Saturday, March 13 at Yakim’a Zaepfel Stadium.

Yakima County Sheriff’s deputies are looking for several individuals who were riding in a car on Saturday, March 13 when two of the subjects fired shots at a Yakima County Sheriff’s deputy.

Junior Angelique Sohappy, a White Swan High School student served as a page in the state House of Representatives on Feb. 21 through 26. SoHappy was sponsored by 15th District state representative Bruce Chandler.

It wasn’t the way the Spartan girls basketball team wanted to finish their final run for the state Class 1A championship. The fire wasn’t there as Freeman beat Granger 56-35 on Saturday night at the SunDome.

The Granger Spartans boys ended a successful season, going 24-2 with both losses occurring at the Class 1A state tournament at the SunDome.

It was a movie-like ending for the Wapato Wolves as they captured the CWAC district championship on Saturday at Sunnyside, upsetting the No. 2 state ranked Ephrata Tigers, 78-76.  It was Ephrata’s second loss of the season, both games were losses to the Wildcats.  Wapato now takes the No. 1 seed into the Class 2A state tournament which begins Wednesday at the SunDome in Yakima.

Two men are hospitalized in area hospitals for gun shot wounds in separate shootings in Toppenish and Wapato.