Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business

Michele Gerber of the Benton Franklin Recovery Coalition has long pushed for residential treatment for substance abuse and mental health disorders. The Trios Women’s and Children’s Hospital will become Two Rivers Rehabilitation Center under a plan set in motion two years ago and now coming to fruition. (Photo by Wendy Culverwell)

Old Kennewick hospital eyed for mental health, addiction center

By Wendy Culverwell | October 2020

The Tri-Cities — Washington’s only metro without a detox and drug rehabilitation facility — could see a 1950s-era hospital in the heart of Kennewick renovated to meet the growing need for local services. The former Kennewick General Hospital, currently used a birthing center by Trios Health, will become the Two Rivers Rehabilitation Center under a…

Local News

A lightweight, titanium piece of a TiLite custom wheelchair undergoes its transformation on the production line in Pasco. (Courtesy Permobil)

Pasco wheelchair manufacturer earns key ISO certification

By Sarah McCauley | October 2020

They already knew it was true, but now, everyone else will too. TiLite, a custom wheelchair manufacturing unit of Permobil, has been a fixture in...

Kadlec, Tri-Cities Cancer Center commit to ‘brand’

By TCAJOB Staff | October 2020

Food, agriculture sectors fortify Tri-City economy

By Guest Contributor | October 2020

Real Estate & Construction

Dr. Prabhjot “Jyoti” Kahlon, an emergency room physician, opened Health First Urgent Care in late August at 37 Columbia Point Drive, Richland. The clinic treats non-life-threatening conditions. (Courtesy Dr. Prabhjot “Jyoti” Kahlon)

ER doc opens urgent care clinic at Columbia Point

By Wendy Culverwell | October 2020

The Tri-Cities has a new urgent care clinic for patients with conditions that are not life threatening. Dr. Prabhjot “Jyoti” Kahlon, an emergency...

Inslee targets $106M tax break as Boeing moves 787 production to South Carolina

By TCAJOB Staff | October 2020

Wildhorse Resort debuts $85M expansion and bowling alley

By TCAJOB Staff | October 2020

Monthly Focuses

The Candy Mountain American Viticultural Area boundary includes Interstate 82 and Interstate 182 near Richland. (Courtesy of the Washington State Wine Commission/Google Earth image)

Candy Mountain becomes state’s newest wine grape region

By Guest Contributor | October 2020

By Eric DegermanSpecial to the TCAJOB The sweet news about the establishment of the Candy Mountain American Viticultural Area gives the Washington state wine industry...