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Winery embraces Viking theme, opens tasting room on Richland waterfront
By Wine News Service Norway doesn’t have much of a winemaking history, but that doesn’t stand in the way of Kyle Welch, owner of tiny Longship Cellars in Richland. [blockquote…
Stroke patient credits Kadlec’s rehab clinic for playing key role in recovery
By Andy Perdue Every day since I suffered a stroke on Nov. 12 has been part of my long journey back to recovery. It wasn’t a massive stoke — my…
Tri-Cities’ twin ‘Property Brothers’ share real estate success
By Robin Wojtanik Tri-Cities’ real-life “Property Brothers,” David and Nathan Croskrey have found success as a team, building, buying and selling properties around the area for decades. [blockquote quote=”We wouldn’t…
Values-based investment growing in Tri-Cities, nationwide
By Eleanor Cummins Preparing for retirement isn’t just about getting finances in order. Faith-based financial advisers, whose ranks are rapidly expanding in the Tri-Cities and across the country, say retirement…
Don’t be ‘all thumbs’ when it comes to retirement planning
By Benjamin Messinger My favorite economics professor started our first class by asking: “What is the purpose of a business?” A classmate called out, “To make a profit.” Our professor…
More seniors relying on Social Security as main income
By Robin Wojtanik Terry Chick is among a growing percentage of Baby Boomers who rely on a Social Security check every month as a main source of income. But it’s…
Probate could be avoided with proper planning
By Beau Ruff Few words evoke such strong negative imagery as the term “probate.” For most people, they are not sure exactly what probate entails, but they know they want…
120-acre Red Mountain vineyard sold to Chicago-based company
By Wine News Service A Chicago company recently bought one of Red Mountain’s top vineyards. And one of Washington wine country’s most celebrated grape growers will be managing it. Dick…
High school students test their business knowledge in Junior Achievement contest
By Melissa Heaton Pasco High’s Purple Powerhouse team earned bragging rights, cash and a traveling trophy after showcasing their business savvy during Junior Achievement’s 10th annual High-Tech Business Challenge. [blockquote…
