Articles by Jeff Morrow
Pasco baker serves up variety of sweet comfort food
Aubrieann Johnson had always wanted to own her own business. It was just that, for the longest time, the 32-year-old Pasco woman never could figure out what that would be.…
Richland family business gears up for busiest time of year
Jason Jarrett will be the first to tell customers that his products might not be the cheapest. But no one will give them better service than the people at Central…
This handyman service will get small home projects checked off your list
For 20 years, Jason Chambers toiled in the coating industry, working as a regional manager for Sherwin-Williams. But while he knew what he did was important for the company and…
Poutine, ice cream shops serve up fearless flavors
On the office wall at his Poutine, Eh? restaurant in Kennewick, Robert Chapin has two strategies to spark creative ideas for his neighboring ice cream shop: his thought board and…
‘Mama’s recipes’ key to Italian restaurant’s success
What was San Angelo, Texas’ loss has quickly become the Tri-Cities’ gain. A European couple opened an Italian restaurant in north Richland that is already getting rave reviews. Tony Morina…
Trash Bandits stand ready to jettison your junk
Israel Moore was always interested in owning his own construction company, and that dream came true in 2014. But something interesting happened a year later: he found a second business…
Tsunami Catering rides wave of success into its own storefront
Kyle and Becky Thornhill have been riding a wave toward a building of their own since launching Tsunami Catering in January 2018. And despite setbacks – some temporary, some longer…
New Beginnings to forge new start in old store
Chad Leinback used to travel in his home state of Texas with his family, and he’d look at buildings as they’d drive by and imagine what business he’d put in…
