New owners are ready to write their own story at the Sports Page Bar & Grill in downtown Kennewick.

A Richland-based distillery is moving its main tasting room from north Richland to 702 The Parkway — a location surrounded by restaurants and shops.

Richland’s biggest gym recently turned two outdoor clay tennis courts – first built in 1996 – into six hard court pickleball/tennis courts to accommodate the growing demand for pickleball. Other improvements also are in the works.

An indoor pickleball facility is coming to the Badger Canyon area.

The entrepreneur behind a Richland business has opened a bigger store, fine-tuned an expanded vision for the operation, and adopted a more inclusive business name.

The Washington Officials Association – the organization that oversees almost all sports officials in the state – recently named this Pasco School District special ed teacher the Official of the Year for slowpitch softball.

High schools — some being built now and others perhaps down the road — are springing up around the Tri-Cities in the latest capital project news for local school districts.

Here’s a look at what’s happening on WSU Tri-Cities’ and CBC’s campuses

A Tri-City restaurant entrepreneur who has owned and run Gangnam Style BBQ in Kennewick since 2017 recently opened a second location at 1275 Lee Blvd in Richland.

Kennewick’s premier golf course has new owners.