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Washington’s terroir sets stage for quality grapes, wine

May 15, 2018
Guest Contributor
By David ForsythWashington state wines are now recognized as a legitimate player in the world wine market. While small in stature relative to the California industry, Washington wines are appreciated for their quality, value and their potential to becoming a bigger player in U.S. wine production. As the wine sales...
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May vista

Pedestrian-focused town center coming to Vista Field

May 14, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
“It’s about to get real.”That’s what Tim Arntzen, the Port of Kennewick’s chief executive officer, said while describing the next steps for the massive overhaul planned at the former site of Vista Field.Construction work on the expansive property nestled in the middle of Kennewick is set to kick-start the foundation...
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May househunters

‘House Hunters’ features Tri-City couple, showcases local real estate

May 14, 2018
Guest Contributor
By Jennifer L. DreyWhen Sierra and Darin Chase Foster decided it was time to buy their first home, they naturally gravitated toward watching “House Hunters,” a popular television show on HGTV that takes viewers behind the scenes with homebuyers as they choose between three potential properties.As newlyweds with two dogs,...
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Fiesta Mexican Restaurant to open Richland location

May 14, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
The Tri-Cities soon will have a Fiesta Mexican Restaurant in each city, as the longtime owners prepare to open a third restaurant, this time in the Queensgate Drive shopping plaza.Isidro Ortiz owns the restaurants with his mother, Teresa Ortiz, having launched their first one in downtown Pasco in 2001.Since then,...
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BBB: Watch for scams when shopping for mom

May 7, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
Mother’s Day shopping is expected to total a near-record high this year as the National Retail Federation predicts consumers will spend $23.1 billion on gifts. Popular Mother's Day items include flowers and jewelry, two industries that have already received an estimated 43,000 inquiries and nearly 200 complaints to Better Business Bureau Northwest...
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Energy Northwest names new CEO

April 27, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
Energy Northwest’s executive board today named Brad Sawatzke as the agency’s chief executive officer. He has been acting as interim CEO since the departure of Mark Reddemann on March 30. Brad Sawatzke“I am humbled and honored with this new opportunity,” Sawatzke told the board on April 26. “We have a...
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Kennewick schools holding job fair for substitute cooks, cashiers

April 24, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
Those interested in working in Kennewick school kitchens and lunchrooms as substitute cooks and cashiers are invited to an informational meeting on April 26.The meeting will be from 9 to 11 a.m. at the district’s MTS Building at 622 N. Kellogg St. Attendees should park in the parking lot of...
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April boost jadwin

Richland developers planning to add apartments to city’s core

April 12, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
A Richland company has an ambitious goal of bringing city-dwellers back to the central downtown area, to places either dominated by businesses or abandoned altogether.This includes high-profile locations in The Parkway and along Jadwin Avenue and George Washington Way, including the controversial pit at the gateway to the city.“The goal...
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April reconveyance

Federal transfer of shoreline control may come this year

April 12, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
“Imagine the possibilities.”That’s what Brad Fisher ponders when he considers what the Columbia River shoreline could look like if it was in the hands of local jurisdictions and not the federal government.The senior vice president of RBC Wealth Management has teamed up with retired U.S. Congressman Doc Hastings and Gary...
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April filming

Tri-City’s indie film industry heralding recent surge of growth

April 12, 2018
Laura Kostad
The cameras are rolling on the sets of a growing community of filmmakers shooting their productions right here in Tri-Cities.Randy LaBarge, a Kennewick-based screenwriter and producer, said rapid advancements in the microminiaturization of technology has led to a surge in independently produced films.“With the availability of equipment, (movies) can be...
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