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Quail eggs

Columbia Quail supplies bite-size alternative to chicken eggs

March 15, 2021
Laura Kostad
Fancy a fancy quail egg?A Pasco farm’s flock supplies them by the dozen to several Tri-City retailers.These quail eggs don’t come from the kind of wild quail commonly seen around the Tri-Cities. The small, speckled eggs are produced by their larger cousin, the Japanese coturnix.These quail look like a small...
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Work to begin this fall on $75M energy research lab at PNNL

March 12, 2021
TCAJOB Staff
The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland will house the U.S. Department of Energy’s next generation “Grid Storage Launchpad,” a $75 million facility with 30 research laboratories focused on energy grid resilience, energy storage and clean energy adaptation.The Department of Energy announced the project on March 10 in a move...
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March roccos pizza

Rocco’s Pizza brings pickle face pizza to Kennewick

March 12, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
A West Richland couple is betting a popular Pasco pizza restaurant known for its pickle face and beer garden pizza specials will thrive in the heart of Kennewick.Bethany and Ryan Pierson opened the second edition of Rocco’s Pizza March 20 at 7911 W. Grandridge Blvd., former home of Pacific Pasta...
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What do you do when you run a restaurant and a winery? Launch a food truck of course

March 12, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
Richland’s Bookwalter Wines is expanding with a food truck focused on the foods of the South and the Pacific Northwest.Non-Fiction Food Truck named for the winery’s restaurant, Fiction @ J Bookwalter, debuts April 1 in a new food truck pod forming in the ample parking lot of Bella Furniture, 7425...
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Gourmet cookie shop coming to Richland 

February 24, 2021
TCAJOB Staff
A cookie shop featuring a weekly rotating menu of more than 120 specialty flavors is opening next month in Richland. Crumbl Cookie plans its grand opening the week of March 24, with an official grand opening day on March 26, which is a free cookie day. The dates are tentative and could change depending on construction, inspections and permitting. The new store will serve its...
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Jersey Mike’s opening first sub shop in Richland

February 24, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
Jersey Mike’s Subs will open its first Tri-City shop at Vintner Square in Richland this fall.A company spokesman confirmed the New Jersey-based sub chain will open at 2729 Queensgate Drive in the third quarter. It is expected to open in a strip mall anchored by Starbucks and Bath and Body...
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Homebuilding pushes construction as commercial work lags

February 16, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
Tri-City construction topped the $1 billion mark in 2020, no thanks to the Covid-19 work stoppages, slowdowns and even a lingering shroud of smoke that bedeviled the construction industry.Overall construction dipped 13%, but homebuilding was a bright spot, according to figures compiled by the Home Builders Association of Tri-Cities. Collectively,...
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Tri-Cities Airport holds line as traffic falls by more than half

February 16, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
There is no way to dress it up: The Covid-19 pandemic battered – and continues to batter – the Tri-Cities Airport’s business.Its years-long record of passenger growth collapsed in 2020, which recorded 188,959 boardings, 57% fewer than 2019.The news was bad, but Airport Director Buck Taft said he felt duty...
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Veterans thrift store with racks

Old Sports Authority near Columbia Center to reopen as veteran-focused thrift shop

February 16, 2021
Wendy Culverwell
 The former Sports Authority store at Kennewick’s Columbia Center will reopen this spring as Veterans Warehouse Thrift Store, the second outpost for a Wenatchee nonprofit focused on supporting homeless and struggling veterans.Operation Veterans Assistance & Humanitarian Aid is converting the 40,000-square-foot retail space into a full-service thrift store that will...
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Cattlebeef

Easterday hires restructuring team to negotiate phony cattle claims, bankruptcy

February 16, 2021
TCAJOB Staff
One of the region’s largest farm operations has hired a Nevada firm to restructure its multimillion-dollar business as it navigates a stunning claim it falsified records for 200,000 cattle and a subsequent bankruptcy.Easterday Ranches Inc. of Pasco hired Paladin Management Group LLC in a sign the Easterday board is looking...
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