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Home » march 2019

Articles Tagged with ''march 2019''

Canadian investment fund buys Broetje Orchards

March 13, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
Sale of company changes name to FirstFruit FarmsThequiet sale of one of the state’s largest apple companies means Broetje Orchardshas a new name: FirstFruit Farms. Thesale closed at the end of 2018 and the business now operates under threeentities: FirstFruits Farms LLC, FirstFruits Marketing LLC and FirstFruitsCommunity LLC. Financialterms of...
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Wineries try six-pack approach to reach younger wine drinkers

March 13, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Andy PerdueMore than anywinery in Washington, Richland’s Barnard Griffin has a well-earned reputationas a leader in the Northwest’s burgeoning rosé wine market.Now thelongtime winery is testing a new kind of innovative packaging: putting wine inan aluminum can.Along the WestCoast and in the Northwest, more wineries are putting wine in...
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Washington state bill would give small wineries tax break

March 13, 2019
John Stang
A proposed tax break for smallwineries is working its way through the Washington Legislature. The bill by Sen. Judy Warnick, R-MosesLake, addresses wineries producing 50,000 gallons or less a year — exemptingthem from paying the state wine tax on their first 20,000 gallons. Sen. Judy Warnick“I’m for the little guy,” Warnicksaid.Owners of...
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State hospitality group aims to boost industry employment

March 13, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Jennifer L. DreyThe Washington Hospitality Associationis hoping to see more job seekers land work in the hospitality industry thisyear through a proposed bill in the state Legislature.The bill would provide $150,000 for theassociation’s nonprofit educational wing to use to hold career fairs focused onon-the-job-learning opportunities, said David Faro, director...
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Olive Garden manager earns national award for ‘exceptional’ service

March 13, 2019
Jeff Morrow
When he was young, Tim Krantz wantedto be a doctor so he could take care of people.But that dream never came true for theRichland man.Instead, Krantz has spent the last 22years working in the restaurant industry, taking care of his employees andcustomers.As the director of operations foreight Olive Garden restaurants...
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Pulse of Tri-City travel and tourism industry beats strong

March 13, 2019
Guest Contributor
By D. Patrick JonesNearly allcommunities want to be popular with visitors. The sentiment has sound economicsbehind it since visitors bring new dollars into the local economy. Their visitscatalyze economic transactions that wouldn’t have happened otherwise. Thereare, of course, other, non-monetary reasons to embrace visitors, such asintroducing the outside world to...
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Improve customer satisfaction, sales with right beverage, wine list

March 13, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Robert HarringtonA cohesive and well-researched strategy for a wine andbeverage list is a key component of a successful restaurant, bar or tastingroom. This approach entails defining and assessing competitors,identifying targeted customers and what sort of menu approach is likely to bemost successful. Once these aspects are identified, better decisions...
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Q&A with Wendy Higgins

March 13, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
Brief background about your hotel:The late Tom Drumheller, with Escape Lodging of CannonBeach, Oregon, worked on the Lodge at Columbia Point hotel project for morethan 12 years. He finally broke ground on his dream in September 2015. He grewup in Walla Walla and had the vision for a boutique winery-themed...
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Get a bite of Brazil at steakhouse coming to Kennewick

March 13, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
Steakhouse to feature traditional dishes from owners’ native countryUPDATE: Boiada Brazilian Grill is opening Thursday, May 30.  It’shard to contain the excitement and enthusiasm shared by two families planningto open what’s thought to be the Tri-Cities’ first traditional Brazilian steakhouse.“Wewant to bring the music, the culture, the happiness. Brazilians are...
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Kennewick retirement community to undergo $1M in renovations

March 13, 2019
Jessica Hoefer
As long asMother Nature cooperates, renovations will begin in April at Hawthorne Court, asenior living facility in Kennewick. The retirement community at 524 N. Ely St. is home to more than 100residents, and has a mix of apartments for independent and assisted living.It’s managed by Leisure Care, which has retirement...
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