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86th Annual PRCA Toppenish Rodeo July 2nd and 3rd! Rodeo fans get set! It's always the first Friday and Saturday in July, the annual Toppenish Rodeo. OK, NOT every year. Due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, last year's rodeo was canceled. This year marks the 86th. Toppenish Rodeo, Michael Broom, Enigma Marketing. The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association is known as the leader in professional rodeo as well as the largest and oldest. Get our free mobile app The event will be held at the Toppenish Rodeo Grounds, at 600 South Division Street in Toppenish. The action starts at 7:30 each night. Accord...

The Toppenish Rodeo promises to be bigger and better than ever and any gift certificates that were purchased or donated will be honored this year

>> let's talk about iowa and oklahoma and kansas and in nebraska, south dakota and texas, where coal plants are coming down wind is being installed. solar is being installed, and rate payers are paying less money less money. we are saving money by getting off of coal while we protect our held. >> i'll give you the last word. >> that's you, jeff. >> >> i'll take the last word. >> michael is very clever but, if, in fact all those things are true we wouldn't need epa regulation. >> all right. great to have you all with us tonight. we'll have you back talking about this. all of you. keep it right ...

Is going on in the country. david lee, good to have you with us today. >> reporter: good to be with you martha. you are so right, charlotte was a community that was very badly hit by the recent recession. right now, i'm speaking to you from central piedmont community college and this is a school that has special programs to fast track students to get them back into the job market. let me show you something, let's ask for a show of hands, this is a motor and controls class, electrical class, how many of you were recently laid off? so it's clearly more than half, a dozen or so students that are ...

Something. we have had a lot of times -- a lot of times the funding is from unemployment, it's been essential for us, i think. >> reporter: how optimistic are you, after spending 17 years at the same truck company that laid you off that you're going to be able to find a new job in your community after you're done with this schooling? >> i'm confident. i have a lot of faith in the current administration, that hopefully things will get better. >> reporter: thank you very much, michael broom, thank you for speaking with us and let me tell you martha, this school over the last couple of years has ...