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Companies fight Lapp’s efforts to discharge bankruptcy debts

September 12, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
New claims have been filed against a Kennewick businessman in an attempt to stop him from discharging some of his debts under a Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing.Two separate court filings—from E2 Consulting Engineers and Integrated Global Staffing—allege “false representation,” “embezzlement,” and “fraud” against Kristopher Lapp, former president of the now...
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New brewery to open in Pasco this fall

September 12, 2019
Jeff Morrow
Sage Brewing Co. will serve up multiple IPAs, hop-fed pales, easy-drinking beersWhen Tyson Crudup and Ben Grogan met each other while working at Yakima Chief Hops a few years ago, little did they know at the time they would eventually become business partners.This fall, the men expect to open Sage...
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Kennewick print shop’s new owners plan to transition to franchise

September 12, 2019
Jeff Morrow
Esprit Graphic Communications will become Minuteman Press by year’s endSkip and Shannon Novakovich began Esprit Graphic Communications in downtown Kennewick in 1989.They’ve long been active in the Tri-City business community, as well as involved in local charities over the past 30 years.They’ve received numerous awards over the years—including Kennewick Downtowners...
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New Kennewick Goodwill store opens

August 27, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
Kennewick’s new Goodwill store opened at 345 S. Columbia Center Blvd. on Aug. 30.This is the first Kennewick retail Goodwill store location to be built from the ground up. G2 Construction of Kennewick was the general contractor for the $3.1 million retail store and warehouse. Archibald & Co. Architects of...
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Construction on south side of mountain points to more growth

August 15, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
Signs of new construction on the south side of Badger Mountain—includinga new service station and convenience store that will include a fast-foodchicken restaurant—signal more growth coming to the planned development that’sbeen years in the making.Badger Mountain South’s owner and developer Nor AmInvestments has an end-goal of building 5,000 household units,...
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Tri-City employers balk at state’s overtime proposal

August 15, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Andrew KirkSeveral Tri-City employers and nonprofit leaderscriticized the state’s proposal to overhaul its worker overtime exemption ruleat a recent public hearing, citing concerns about their bottom lines andability to serve customers and clients.More than 50 people attended an Aug. 6 hearing inKennewick—one of seven meetings held across the state—to provide...
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Benton County consolidates public services under one roof

August 15, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
3 departments merged near Tri-Cities, expanded services coming to Prosser Theprocess of jumping through the required hoops to start new constructionprojects is set to run more efficiently in Benton County once a new “one-stopshop” opens in the Tri-Cities, replicating some services currently onlyavailable in Prosser. Themove will merge the county’s...
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Tri-Cities Airport eyes increased flight capacity

August 15, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
Following a successful effort to land a daily, nonstopflight to Los Angeles, the Tri-Cities Airport is setting a course for addingcapacity to existing routes. “I think that’s more realistic than trying to get somenew market when you don’t have any grant dollars,” said Buck Taft, director ofthe airport. “Add capacity...
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Judge rules against i-3 Global in one of three lawsuits

August 15, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
A Benton County Superior Court judge hasissued a decision against a Kennewick company in one of its three pendinglawsuits.And the state Department of Labor andIndustries has found i-3 Global owes more than $18,000 in unpaid wages to eightformer employees. The business and its president, KristopherLapp, came under fire this spring...
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Washington winemaker opens tasting room in West Richland

August 15, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Andy PerdueOne of Washington’s topwinemakers has consolidated his operations in the Tri-City area.Andy Perdue, Wine Press Northwest Victor Palencia, owner ofPalencia Winery and Vino La Monarcha, recently closed his Walla Walla operationto focus on a tasting room and winemaking facility in downtown Kennewick and anew tasting room in West...
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