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Bob Kirkpatrick/The Sun Tribune - This Native American pedestal was found a short distance from the dig site.

Bob Kirkpatrick/The Sun Tribune - This Native American pedestal was found a short distance from the dig site.

May 4, 2018

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Local farmers that went against the grain adds a taste of history to the family legacy
May 4, 2018 1 a.m.

Local farmers that went against the grain adds a taste of history to the family legacy

ROYAL CITY — Kole and Sonia Tonnemaker are third generation farmers on the North Slope of Frenchman Hills in Royal City, Wash. By the sweat of their brow, the Tonnemaker family turned a barren parcel of land into a flourishing farm that is well known in and around the Columbia Basin and on the west side of the state for its organic fruits and vegetables.