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Dedication ceremony set for reconstructed Vietnam veteran monument

September 10, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

A monument honoring the first servicemember from Kennewick killed in the Vietnam War will be rededicated following a community-led restoration effort. 


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New owners buy Richland crepe shop

September 10, 2025
Ty Beaver

A popular crepe shop in Richland’s Uptown Shopping Center is changing hands as its founding owner focuses on other parts of his business and family. 


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DOE denies reports of changes made to course of Hanford cleanup

September 9, 2025
Ty Beaver

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright on Sept. 9 pushed back against media reports that he is seeking a “different direction” to the environmental cleanup effort at the Hanford site, including halting work on a treatment facility on the cusp of becoming operational. 


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Water shutoffs coming early for some Yakima Basin irrigators

September 9, 2025
Questen Ingrahm

The early shutoff has implications for the late harvest crops of the Roza Irrigation District. About two-thirds of the district’s crops, such as apples and wine grapes, are harvested after Sept. 15.


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New food truck parks at Columbia Gardens

September 9, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

A new food truck serving up Mexican-style seafood is set to open next week at Columbia Gardens Artisan Village in Kennewick.  


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PNNL projects targeted for DOE commercialization funding

September 8, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

Several technologies developed at or in partnership with Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Richland will receive part of $35 million in federal funding to move them to the marketplace. 


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WA Supreme Court says any job applicant can sue over pay transparency

September 8, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

Heads up, employers: Make sure to communicate in job postings how much you’ll pay for positions you’re hiring for – or you could face a steep fine, even from someone you know isn’t a serious candidate. 


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Help wanted: Lots of Ironman volunteers for race day

September 8, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

The IRONMAN 70.3 Washington Tri-Cities triathlon is less than two weeks away and Visit Tri-Cities is looking for volunteers to help the event run smoothly.


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Gas station owners ordered to pay $4.8M for 2023 gas leak

September 7, 2025
TCAJOB Staff

The owners of a Walla Walla gas station must pay millions of dollars in penalties and restitution for a 2023 gasoline leak that led to the evacuation of the historic Marcus Whitman Hotel and contaminated groundwater. 


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Report: Tariffs could cost WA billions of dollars in coming years

Chair of state’s Republican Party turned blame onto governor, who signed off on major tax increases this year
September 7, 2025
Jake Goldstein-Street

Washington’s grocery prices could grow more than 16% if President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs are allowed to continue, predicts a new state report released Thursday. 


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