Volunteers have completed construction of a new arena for 4-H youth and equestrians at the Benton County Fairgrounds. 

Think you have the best team in the world? Well, that doesn’t matter if you can’t help them get to the goal, according to a WSU study. 

Sorry, Richland folks, but you won’t be able to kick off the holiday weekend with a dip at George Prout Pool. 

Tourism has become an important part of how communities position themselves for long-term success. The assets in our communities put the Tri-Cities in a position to capitalize on that.

It’s going to pay to be a Pasco resident when the new year-round Pasco Aquatics Center opens in mid-June.

Another option for a fun night out with friends and family has plans to come to the Mid-Columbia. 

One of the state’s longest running high school athletic competitions will welcome more than a thousand student athletes, their coaches, families and supporters to Pasco this weekend.  

As the Tri-City Dust Devils mark their 25th year, its new ownership group is looking beyond baseball to position its stadiums as a year-round event venues – a strategy aimed at boosting tourism and drawing more visitors. That shift is appears to already underway at Gesa Stadium, with the Pasco ballpark set to host multiple World Cup fan zones this summer.

A slew of events, many of them sports tournaments and competitions, are expected to bring about 20,000 people to the Tri-Cities in April, filling hotel rooms, booking restaurant reservations and benefiting other local businesses.