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Diahann Howard

Port of Benton chooses new director after rocky transition

December 13, 2019
Wendy Culverwell
Diahann Howard has been named the Port of Benton’spermanent executive director.Howard, a longtime port employee, had been serving asinterim executive director since May, when Scott Keller retired after more than30 years with the port.Diahann HowardHoward, one of four finalists for the top job, officiallyaccepted the job offer from the port’s...
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Journal of Business announces new hires, promotions

December 2, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
Melanie HairThe Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business has a new chief executive officer, publisher, editor and graphic designer, though regular readers and customers likely will be familiar with the names behind the titles.Melanie Hair, who has served as publisher and general manager at the Journal of Business since founding it...
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Herald2

Downtown changes coming with sale of Herald building

November 14, 2019
Jeff Morrow
It took almost eight years and a lot of on-again, off-again negotiations with different prospective buyers, but the Tri-City Herald building in downtown Kennewick has new owners.Pasco investors Mike Detrick Sr., his son Mike Detrick Jr. and their wives bought the building at 333 W. Canal Drive for $3.9 million...
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Minimum wage tumbleweeds

Minimum wage increase likely means higher costs for consumers

November 14, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
Tri-City fast food restaurant owners say there’s no way to avoid raising prices when the latest minimum wage increases kick in at the start of 2020, requiring workers be paid at least $13.50 an hour.“Anybody who thinks that prices aren’t going to go up, you’re fooling yourself,” said Tom Tierney,...
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Wrigleyplace

Developers plan $5M solar-powered commercial building in west Pasco

November 14, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
A “green” office building will brighten and lighten up a busy west Pasco neighborhood, courtesy of green paint and green energy.The Wrigley Place development is intended to be the first solar-powered commercial building in the Tri-Cities.Developer Dennis Gisi said Wrigley Drive LLC is behind the $5 million investment on Wrigley...
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Highwaymap

Swapping signals for ramps may be best pick for Richland gridlock

November 14, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
Richland council to review final traffic report at Dec. 3 meetingRichland is close to deciding the best way to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion for drivers moving north and south through the city.The top-ranked project calls for removing a number of traffic signals at intersections along the bypass highway....
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Candy mountain wine

Candy Mountain may be Washington’s newest wine region

November 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Andy PerdueThe American Viticultural Areas system in the United States is a way for the federal government to officially recognize a wine grape growing region. At this point, Washington has 14 federally approved AVAs.In the Tri-Cities, wineries and grape growers are awaiting approval of the state’s newest AVA: Candy...
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Tc futures

TC Futures steps up to help youth heading into real world

November 14, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
Young adults can complete free, individualized program to earn GED diploma, get help finding a jobThe opening of TC Futures in Kennewick has created a home base for young adults looking to earn their GED diploma, get help finding a job or even wash laundry and grab a bite to...
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Top five jobs

Top Tri-City jobs vary wildly by county

November 14, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
In the Tri-City area, retail jobs are among the top five most in demand.That’s according to the state’s recently released Employment Security Department’s employer demand reports. Retail salespeople, retail sales supervisors, registered nurses, physicians and surgeons, and teacher assistants were the top five jobs advertised online in August in Benton...
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Sherryschwab

Five reasons why women should work in the construction trades

November 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
The residential construction industry provides a rewarding career path for women. Builders and remodelers across Washington state are seeking skilled artisans and professionals, including carpenters, architects, engineers, plumbers, electricians and painters. In the U.S., women make up about 50 percent of the workforce, but only 9 percent of women work...
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