Articles by TCAJOB Staff
Business Briefs – November 2022
Benton County closes deal for old KGH building Benton County closed a $1.6 million deal to purchase the former Kennewick General Hospital on Nov. 1. and is seeking a behavioral…
We are grateful for this special place we call home
Rain and dark clouds didn’t dampen the enthusiasm at Visit Tri-Cities’ annual luncheon in early November. Organizers rallied around the event’s upbeat theme, “The future’s so bright, I gotta wear…
Columbia Industries unveils music video at annual fundraiser
Columbia Industries, a Kennewick nonprofit committed to supporting and empowering individuals with disabilities and other challenges, unveiled an original song and music video to highlight its services and organizational structure…
Q&A with Abbey Cameron
CEO 3 Rivers Community Foundation Number of employees you oversee: 1 Brief background of your organization: Our mission is to create opportunities for perpetual charitable giving in Benton and Franklin…
Local credit unions come together to help The Arc of Tri-Cities
Volunteers from local credit unions spent International Credit Union Day, Oct. 20, helping The Arc of Tri-Cities revamp its community center at 1455 Fowler St. in Richland. The Arc is…
Labor & Employment Briefs – November 2022
Teamsters affiliate to advise rideshare workers Drivers Union, a Tukwila nonprofit associated with Teamsters Local 117, has inked a $5.4 million, two-year contract with the state of Washington to support…
Networking – November 2022
To submit a promotion, new hire, award or donation, go to: tcjournal.biz/customer-service/submit-news. NEW HIRES Trios Health has hired Dr. Elizabeth Brallier as a family medicine residency core faculty member and…
Subdivisions, sports complex, VA updates in planning stages
Documents filed under Washington’s environmental review process reveal a long list of projects in the works for the Mid-Columbia. The State Environmental Review Act, or SEPA, often provides the first…
