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Richland’s new $7.9 million grain facility ready to serve feed industry

November 15, 2016
Kristina Lord
Looming buildings casting large shadows serve as tangible signs of economic growth in the Horn Rapids Industrial Park off Logston Boulevard in Richland.The latest addition to the mix is across the street from the massive Preferred Freezer Services.Central Washington Corn Processors’ new $7.9 million facility, which will serve as a...
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Fundraising begins for $10 million culinary center in Kennewick

November 15, 2016
Jessica Hoefer
Baking lessons, a cooking curriculum, farm-to-table meals, menu planning.The ideas and enthusiasm cooked up for Columbia Basin College’s new culinary school continue to percolate as officials try to find $10 million to build the institute in Kennewick.“Students are excited about the opportunity. Since the first news story came out, students...
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Business owners expect drone technology to soar in the Tri-Cities

November 15, 2016
Jessica Hoefer
Four years ago, Justin Coronado and Bryan Monarch started an aerial production and photography company using drones to make commercials for businesses.“We did some aerial video work for Nelson Irrigation located in Walla Walla, made some promo videos for a couple of different agricultural companies, and also made one for...
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Plenty of ‘we should do that’ ideas shared at chamber meeting

November 15, 2016
Kristina Lord
It’s no surprise Tri-Citians would love to welcome a Trader Joe’s or Whole Foods Market to town.They also have said over the years they want to patronize a performing arts center and splash around in an aquatics park.Several others offered up a variety of possibilities during a brainstorming session as...
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Grape growers anticipating largest harvest in state history

November 15, 2016
Guest Contributor
By Wine News ServiceWashington grape growers and winemakers are wrapping up what is being widely anticipated as the largest harvest in Washington history.Pre-harvest estimates of a quarter-million tons of wine grapes are likely to be exceeded, as the crop has come in heavier than anticipated. Ste. Michelle Wine Estates, which...
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Tri-City students get wooed to manufacturing industry

November 15, 2016
Kristina Lord
Caleb Olson wants to be an engineer like his father and grandfather someday.The 17-year-old from Hanford High thinks getting a job and skills in the manufacturing industry would be a logical first step on that career path.He was one of about 40 students from three high schools who participated in...
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Benton County among highest in state for retail sales

November 15, 2016
TCAJOB Staff
Benton County was among the top 10 counties in the state for highest taxable retail sales in the second quarter, according to figures released by the state Department of Revenue.Benton County’s sales grew to $979 million, or 3.7 percent, and Franklin County’s to $374 million, or 7.8 percent over the...
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Kennewick auto repair shop owner pleads guilty in workers’ comp case

November 15, 2016
TCAJOB Staff
The owner of a Kennewick auto repair shop recently pled guilty for failing to pay more than $40,000 in state workers’ compensation payments.Rodney Eugene Dietrich, 41, was sentenced last month in Benton County Superior Court for employing workers without providing workers’ comp insurance, a gross misdemeanor offense.The state Department of...
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Women Helping Women raises $125,000 at annual luncheon

November 15, 2016
Kristina Lord
When 950 people get together to empower Tri-City area women and children, they’re able to raise a lot of money.This year’s 16th annual Women Helping Women Fund Tri-Cities collected about $125,000 on Oct. 13 in Pasco.That brings the total amount the nonprofit has raised to more than $2 million, funding...
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New nonprofit offers free home repairs for those in need

November 15, 2016
Jeff Morrow
John Veysey watched with satisfaction as 60 volunteers helped spruce up five houses last month in a Pasco neighborhood near Shoshone and Third streets.Crystal Carter also was there and she was pleased too.“There are times in life where everybody needs a hand,” Carter said. “Together, we create this community we...
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