A building at 201 W. Kennewick Ave. has shed its corner shoe store identity of nearly seven decades and is transforming into its newest incarnation: Blackthorne Neighbourhood Pub.

Once complete, the old David’s Shoes store will transport those who walk through its doors to the atmospheric ambience...

Tina Pack’s health took a serious dive several years back.

At the direction of her doctor, she changed her diet, including cutting out gluten.

“I looked around and asked, ‘If you need to eat gluten-free in this area, where do you go?’” Pack recalled. She learned there weren’t too many...

Editor's note: Natural Grocers' projected opening date has been pushed back to Sept. 6 due to construction delays, according to Natural Grocers officials. The story has been updated.

A growing organic and natural foods chain is gearing up to open a new grocery store Sept. 6 in Kennewick.

Natural Grocers...

A nonprofit group dedicated to helping refugees and immigrants in the Tri-Cities is getting a new home. The groundbreaking for B5’s new 4,000-square-foot facility was July 11.

The building — called the Community Learning Center — will help the nonprofit with its mission of welcoming and supporting refugees and...

One of the largest churches in the Tri-Cities is expanding — and the reason why is key to its mission.

Calvary Chapel Tri-Cities on West Clearwater Avenue in Kennewick is in the middle of a construction project that’s adding 43,890 square feet of space. The extra space is...

Documents filed under Washington’s environmental review process reveal a list of projects in the works for the Mid-Columbia.

The State Environmental Review Act, or SEPA, often provides the first look at the mixed-use projects, mini storage facilities, apartments, industrial expansions, subdivisions and more that are working their way through...

The Pasco School District has sold $221 million in bonds, allowing several construction projects to move forward. The projects, including construction of a new comprehensive high school, were part of a bond measure approved by district voters this past February. 

Along with the...

A 106-year-old building in downtown Kennewick and its 84-year-old neighbor will change hands after more than two decades.

The sale will be another chapter in the buildings’ long, storied history.

For the past 23 years, the two buildings next door to Players Sports Bar & Grill have been owned and...

Sergio Alvarez was selling real estate in Portland in 2008 when the economy crashed.

“The phone stopped ringing one day,” he said, and he knew he needed to find another line of work.

He’d always wanted to go into business for himself, so he moved to the Tri-Cities – not...

Zechariah Rodino loves climbing at the Rock Shop in Richland.

In fact, the 22-year-old civil engineer moved from Yakima to the Tri-Cities specifically so he could take advantage of the bouldering gym on Fowler Street. He’s there almost every day.

“This is one of the best gyms in Washington,” said...