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Money for our military is Washington’s golden egg

January 12, 2024
Guest Contributor

While funding is key to our national defense, having enough soldiers, sailors, Marines, and airmen/women in the ranks is golden. However, persistent recruitment shortfalls are growing problems.


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The new year brings new hope for a return to calmer times

January 12, 2024
Guest Contributor

Employers are resourceful, and they have risen to the challenge. But it’s time for things to settle down. This is not the time to adopt new taxes and add new layers of burdensome regulation.


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Tri-Cities faces challenge of growing its own engineers

January 12, 2024
Guest Contributor

About 2,700 engineers work in Benton and Franklin counties, or about 2.3% of the workforce, according to analysis from Benton-Franklin Trends.


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STCU Othello Drive-thru

1335 E. Main St., Othello
January 12, 2024
Building Tri-Cities advertising

STCU recently opened a standalone drive-thru branch at 1335 E. Main St., Othello.



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The Alegre

1520 N. Oregon Ave., Pasco
January 12, 2024
Building Tri-Cities advertising

Fortify Holdings LLC recently completed construction of The Alegre apartment complex at 1520 N. Oregon Ave. in Pasco.


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Golf Universe

825 N. Edison St., Suite 190, Kennewick
January 12, 2024
Building Tri-Cities advertising

Chris and Craig Eerkes have opened Golf Universe at 825 N. Edison St., Suite 190, Kennewick.


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Swigg Coffee Bar

1472 Bombing Range Road, West Richland
January 12, 2024
Building Tri-Cities advertising

Swigg Coffee Bar has opened at 1472 Bombing Range Road in the Paradise Parkway Complex in West Richland.


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Washington Legislature

Legislative session begins. Here's a guide to follow along

From how to watch to how to participate, we’ve got you covered
January 12, 2024
Laurel Demkovich

Lawmakers have made their way to Olympia to kick off 60 days of lawmaking. The session is set to start Jan. 8. If you’re following along for the first time, you may have a lot of questions. This guide should help you follow along with all the action over the next few months. 


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Five-story mixed-use building planned at Vista Field

January 12, 2024
Sara Schilling

Vatik Dulo of the Camas, Washington-based Akula Group and investor Ryan Foster are negotiating to buy a 13,077-square-foot parcel in the former airport that's now envisioned as a vibrant, walkable mixed-use development. A purchase and sale agreement is expected to come before the Port of Kennewick commission soon.



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Child care provider plans to open string of new centers this year

Two to open in February and a third later in the year
January 12, 2024
Sara Schilling

Kylee Sullivan owns and operates multiple child care locations serving more than 1,000 kids in the Tri-Cities – and she's not showing any signs of slowing down.


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