A $180 million expansion of a key piece of Pasco’s food processing infrastructure is coming online and will deliver even more returns to the community. 

The nationwide labor market and wages are continuing their upward trend, and the construction industry is playing a big role.

An online real estate listing for the building indicates a price of $3 million along with a monthly land lease to the Port of Kennewick.

Some of the 18 housing bills Republicans have backed are moving through the legislative process. Others will likely be dead by the end of this week when the first major deadline for bills to pass out of committee comes. 

Despite the dismissal, building industry advocates see the ruling as showing another pathway to ensure the state updates its building codes.

The commercial builder, which maintains offices in Kennewick, was among several construction companies recognized in the annual awards of the Inland Northwest chapter of the Association of General Contractors. 

CORE Powder’s new powder coating and media blasting building at 2685 Polar Way, Richland, was recently completed.

McCurley Chevrolet has completed a multipart expansion totaling 77,116 square feet at 1325 Autoplex Way, Pasco. 

McCurley Subaru has expanded its number of express service stalls at 9620 Sandifur Parkway in Pasco for an improved customer experience.