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Strong, skilled workforce contributes to strong economy

March 16, 2020
Guest Contributor
By Kris JohnsonIf it seems like you’ve seen a lot “help wanted” signs lately, you’re not imagining things.Now more than a decade into the current economic expansion, the national unemployment rate is at a 50-year low, labor market participation is at the highest rate in nearly seven years and recent...
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Q&A with Sandra Haynes

March 16, 2020
TCAJOB Staff
Sandra Haynes ChancellorWashington State University Tri-Cities Number of employees you oversee: Approximately 245 faculty and staffWhat is WSU Tri-Cities and how does it fit into the Washington State University system?WSU Tri-Cities is a four-year public research university in the Tri-Cities, and is one of six university campuses in the WSU system....
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A1 Hospitality shifts focus to four-star hotel

March 16, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
A1 Hospitality isn’t quite finished   celebrating the opening of its newest Tri-City hotel, the Courtyard by Marriott in Pasco.The 99-room hotel opened Feb. 18 at the entrance to the Tri-Cities Airport. The $10 million hotel employs more than 30 and combines the amenities of an upscale property—fitness center, pool, bar...
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Leaving real estate to your kids could have unintended consequences

March 16, 2020
Guest Contributor
By Beau RuffIn most families, the parents dream of leaving a legacy to their children.Of course, the parents want to create a legacy in terms of intrinsic family values, ethics and professionalism. The parents also may often want to create a legacy in terms of material (real) property.Sometimes it takes...
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Hospitality sector carving out bigger chunk of greater Tri-City economy

March 16, 2020
Guest Contributor
By D. Patrick JonesRanking sixth doesn’t land an industry much coverage in Benton-Franklin Trends. For display purposes, only the top five sectors find their way into our graphs, such as the one covering the five largest sectors by employment. The hospitality industry of the greater Tri-Cities finds itself in this...
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WSU Tri-Cities hospitality professor plans to travel to Austria for Fulbright

March 16, 2020
TCAJOB Staff
Instructor will research tasting offerings, pricing practices in winery tasting roomsA Washington State University Tri-Cities professor plans to travel to Austria as part of a Fulbright Program Scholar grant to research tasting offerings and pricing practices in winery tasting rooms.Beginning in March 2021, Byron Marlowe will teach and conduct research...
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Family’s foundation strives to put more kindness into world

March 16, 2020
Jeff Morrow
Their line of wearables tries to raise awareness, promote thoughtfulness toward people with special needsThe button idea really was a simple one.Yet it took a Tri-City couple, Michael and Linde Thomas, more than 20 years to turn it into reality.The Thomases recently created a foundation called Kindhearted for Special Needs.They...
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Chiropractor, massage clinics combine to better serve patients

March 16, 2020
Jeff Morrow
Owner of Richland practice says move could mean future expansion Owner Matt Lucas was running out of room for his massage therapists at Chiropractic Care of Tri-Cities in Richland.His business’ neighbor, Mark Whitten, also was struggling with a problem. He ran Riverside Therapeutic Massage, but wanted to spend more time...
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COVID-19 will test limits of telecommuting

March 16, 2020
Guest Contributor
By Don C. BrunellNobody knows how deep the impact of the coronavirus will be, but one thing it will test is how effectively people can work from home. Washington is at the point of the spear. Of the U.S. deaths attributed to COVID-19, there are more than 20 in our state....
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Sleepy hillside in West Richland to be auctioned for new homes

March 16, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
A hilly pasture near Twin Bridges Road in West Richland is being auctioned for residential development. At nearly 125 acres, the Twin Bridges property could rival the scale of The Heights at Red Mountain Ranch. The Heights is a new development just beginning to take shape on 148 acres of...
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