franklin pool

Earlier this year the Yakima City Council agreed to close Franklin Pool in 2026 as part of a $3 million cost-cutting package.

If you have a dog you'll want to be there. If you don't have a dog you'll want to be there just for the show. A press release from the city of Yakima says human and canine swimmers are invited.

In Yakima, a beloved community pool is under threat, and locals are rallying to make their voices heard. You won't want to miss this story.

I recently asked a bunch of locals what they wished Yakima had more of and the answers were quite revealing.

A bunch of vintage trailers will roll into the valley on Saturday and if you love to camp you'll want to attend.

The plans include a Dive ‘N Movie event set for 8:30 pm on Friday, June 30.

For more about Paws in the Pool, contact Yakima Parks and Recreation at 509-575-6020.

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The City of Yakima announced that it has officially determined to close on of the town's most popular swimming pools at Franklin Park for the duration of 2020.

Franklin Pool opens its doors for the first time this year on Thursday, June 14th. The pool will be open seven days a week from June 14th through August 25th.

Franklin Pool in Yakima will let you swim with your pooch to close out the dog days of Summer this weekend.

A staple tradition in the Yakima Valley is a dip in Franklin Pool on Tieton Drive during the hot summer months. Yakima Transit is a way many will get to the pool, so they teamed up to get you a free ride on the bus with paid admission to Franklin Pool.