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More students mean more schools

May 6, 2018
Guest Contributor
By Stacey DennyAs the Tri-Cities’ population swells, so have its schools and classrooms.The start to the 2017-18 school year saw student enrollment increases at each of the Kennewick, Pasco and Richland school districts.Kennewick saw the biggest student enrollment increase with 455 more students, for a total of 18,016 students.Pasco School...
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Commercial real estate market: It’s hot

May 6, 2018
Jessica Hoefer
Rusty Morse has been a part of the Tri-City commercial real estate scene for 25 years, and while he’s seen plenty of growth in the area, he said the last five to 10 years have been phenomenal.“It just continues to grow,” said Morse, managing broker at Coldwell Banker Commercial. “I...
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Tri-Cities’ population climbs 1.7 percent

May 6, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
The Tri-City area’s population grew by 1.7 percent over last year to 283,830 people.That’s up from 279,170 last year, according to the state Office of Financial Management’s data released June 30, 2017.Since 2000, the population of the Tri-Cities metropolitan area — which includes all of Benton and Franklin counties —jumped...
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