Articles by TCAJOB Staff
Business Briefs – May 2023
Wallula mill idling, employees will be laid off Workers at the Packaging Corporation of America-owned mill in Wallula are being laid off and the plant will temporarily idle due to…
Environment Briefs – May 2023
Institute for Northwest Energy Futures receives state funding The state has earmarked $7.7 million for the 2023-25 biennium to hire researchers and staff and secure a new facility to house…
Q&A with Rachelle Glazier
General ManagerBen Franklin Transit Number of employees you oversee: 418 Brief background about the business: Ben Franklin Transit is a municipal corporation formed in 1981 that provides public transportation services…
Networking – May 2023
To submit a promotion, new hire, award or donation, go to: tcjournal.biz/customer-service/submit-news. APPOINTMENTS The Pasco City Council appointed interim city manager Adam Lincoln as city manager on April 17. Lincoln…
Real Estate & Construction Briefs – May 2023
Realtors association award winners The Tri-City Association of Realtors recently announced the recipients of its awards for 2022. These Realtors and community members were recognized in the following categories: Affiliate…
City completes $15M reservoir project
The city of Kennewick recently celebrated the completion of a new 6 million-gallon water storage reservoir and pumping station. City officials held a ribbon-cutting event on May 4. The reservoir,…
Colville Tribes submit fee-to-trust application for tribal land in Pasco
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation submitted an application for the fee-to-trust transfer of tribal property in Pasco, a step toward opening a casino on Colville land in the…
Planning underway for multifamily housing, subdivisions, zoning
Documents filed under Washington’s environmental review process reveal a list of projects in the works for the Mid-Columbia. The State Environmental Review Act, or SEPA, often provides the first look…
