Supporting the arts supports the artist who will bring patrons to your community with benefits to local tourism spots and more.

Two showings of “The Dream…We Almost Never Heard” are planned Jan. 18 in Richland.

A $3.1 million federal grant will fund a Washington State University Tri-Cities project aimed at increasing the number of multilingual educators in the Tri-Cities region and beyond.

Latino entrepreneur growth rates over the past decade have risen 10 times more than non-Latino business rates. 

For the past two decades, a Tri-Cities nonprofit has been working to highlight the accomplishments of the Black community.

An intensive, 12-day summer class aims to teach essential skills to high school students who were new to the country. 

The classically trained chef and co-owner of Hot Mess Burgers & Fries, a mainstay in downtown Kennewick, also now is living as her authentic self.

Employees, now more than ever, are looking for socially conscious organizations.The benefits are many.

 We expect the numbers of people of color to exceed 200,000. This would make the entire two county area “majority minority.”