Articles by TCAJOB Staff
Trios welcomes new residents, including 2 Tri-Citians
Trios Health’s residency class recently started its three-year program and includes four new family medicine resident physicians and six new internal medicine resident physicians. The Class of 2025 applicant pool was competitive this year, with nearly 2,000 applicants. More than 170 candidates were interviewed to select the final 10 for residency positions. Two are Tri-Citians.…
Networking – September 2022
To submit a promotion, new hire, award or donation, go to: tcjournal.biz/customer-service/submit-news. NEW HIRES Amy Hubbard has joined Keller Williams Columbia Basin in Kennewick. The Tri-City native has a deep understanding of the community and real estate and enjoys mentoring new real estate agents. Miramar Health Center in Kennewick has hired Monica Mendoza as a…
Real Estate & Construction Briefs – September 2022
Mirror Ministries dedicates recovery home Mirror Ministries has broken ground on Esther’s Home at an undisclosed location in rural Pasco. Esther’s Home creates a safe place for minors who have survived being trafficked for sex in Washington state. It is one of about 30 so-called “restoration homes” serving minor survivors nationwide. “What may seem like…
Parade of Homes is Sept. 16-18
The 2022 Parade of Homes highlights four new Tri-City homes and runs from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sept. 16-18. The Home Builders Association of Tri-Cities event is a showcase for the latest in construction, architectural trends, design and décor for physical tours. All four Parade homes are in Richland. The Parade of Homes magazine is inserted…
Mini storage, apartments and more coming to the Tri-Cities
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 look at the mixed-use projects, mini storage facilities, apartments, industrial expansions, subdivisions and more that are working their way through the various planning departments in…
Reaction mixed to salmon study rejecting Snake River ‘status quo’
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Washington, released the final edition of a study, Lower Snake River Dams: Benefit Replacement Report, that concludes the status quo is not an option when it comes to whether or not to remove the four dams. The study, released in late August, falls short of recommending…
Bankruptcies – September 2022
Bankruptcies are filed under the following chapter headings:Chapter 7 — Straight Bankruptcy: debtor gives up non-exempt property and debt is discharged.Chapter 11 — Allows companies and individuals to restructure debts to repay them.Chapter 12 — Allows family farmers to restructure finances to avoid liquidation for foreclosure.Chapter 13 — Plan is devised by the individual to…
Top Properties – September 2022
Top property values listed start at $700,000 and have been rounded to the nearest hundred figure. Property values are public record and can be found by visiting the county assessor’s office. BENTON COUNTY 22 S. Gum St., Kennewick, 3,256-square-foot convenience store. Price: $2.3 million. Buyer: Bruce & Uyen Lok Trustee. Seller: ARS – Fresno LLC.…
Building Permits – September 2022
BENTON COUNTY Wycoff Farms Inc., 164806 Lemley Road, Prosser, $166,000 for commercial addition. Contractor: Columbia River Steel & Co. Goose Ridge Estate, 63615 E. Jacobs Road NE, Benton City, $125,00 for fire alarm system. Contractor: Fire Control Sprinklers. L7 Ranches LLC, no address listed, $120,000 for grading. Contractor: Design 7 LLC. Monson Ranches, 63615 E.…
Business Licenses – September 2022
KENNEWICK Mamma’s Kettle Corn, 10 E. Bruneau Ave. La Chaparrita, 4311 W. Clearwater Avenue Players Sports Bar and Grill LLC, 118 W. Kennewick Ave. Cozy Home Renovations LLC, 5619 Washougal Lane, Pasco. TC Soda, LLC, 206 Sitka Court, Richland. Elias Construction Services LLC, 750 SW Third St., Irrigon, Oregon. Cleancor Lng LLC, 2200 Eller Drive,…
