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Home » Authors » Robin Wojtanik

Articles by Robin Wojtanik

June chicken shack pasco

The Chicken Shack spreads its wings to west Pasco

June 14, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
A popular West Richland restaurant is expanding to west Pasco and eventually Kennewick.The Chicken Shack owner Steve LaMarr and his wife, Tracy, are preparing to open a second restaurant near Road 90, not far from Russ Dean RV.“There’s not a ton of choices for restaurants where we are,” Steve LaMarr...
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June dental merger

Queensgate dental hub to include five dentists, orthodontists

June 14, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
Multiple pediatric dentists and orthodontists are combining their talents to open two new offices in a new two-story building under construction in the Queensgate area of Richland by spring 2019.This will include the offices and doctors from Smile Surfers in Richland, Tri-City Orthodontics in Kennewick and Parkinson + Butler Orthodontics...
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Potato processing line at Lamb Weston

Benton, Franklin counties’ manufacturing job growth slows

June 14, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
Jobs in manufacturing have slowed down progressively during the last year across Benton and Franklin counties. The region appears to finally be catching up with the state growth rate for manufacturing jobs, which has been minimal.The most recent figures from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics for April 2018 show...
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May labrie

Longtime glass artist opens gallery in downtown Benton City

May 16, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
Few people can say their career took off by making unicorns.Paul Labrie credits the thousand or so sculpted glass unicorns he made while in college to help cover his school expenses until he began working full time as a glass artist. Today, his work is featured in galleries across the...
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May purgepurpose

Women in crisis to benefit from spring purge campaign

May 16, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
Your spring cleaning could result in more than just a pared down closet — it could benefit women in crisis.Emerald Studios owner Faith Hovde is holding a campaign called Purge For a Purpose to encourage women to donate clothes and accessories they no longer need, so that they can assist...
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May vista

Pedestrian-focused town center coming to Vista Field

May 14, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
“It’s about to get real.”That’s what Tim Arntzen, the Port of Kennewick’s chief executive officer, said while describing the next steps for the massive overhaul planned at the former site of Vista Field.Construction work on the expansive property nestled in the middle of Kennewick is set to kick-start the foundation...
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Michelle clary

Kennewick financial planner ventures into independent practice

May 14, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
A tool designed to protect a climber from a fall or ascend a mountain faster is the inspiration behind the name of a new independent practice headed up by a Kennewick financial planner. Named Piton Wealth for the mountaineering tool known as a piton, founder and Chief Executive Officer Michelle...
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May 3 eyed fish render

Richland wine bar remodel to coincide with roadwork project

May 14, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
A restaurant with a popular outdoor patio wouldn’t typically choose to schedule a temporary closure just as warm weather is setting in. But since there’s never an ideal time to shut down a business, the owner of 3 Eyed Fish Wine Bar determined she had the best chance for future...
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May fiesta staff

Fiesta Mexican Restaurant to open Richland location

May 14, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
The Tri-Cities soon will have a Fiesta Mexican Restaurant in each city, as the longtime owners prepare to open a third restaurant, this time in the Queensgate Drive shopping plaza.Isidro Ortiz owns the restaurants with his mother, Teresa Ortiz, having launched their first one in downtown Pasco in 2001.Since then,...
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Ag overview potato harvest

Leading producers: Agriculture adds billions to state’s economy

May 6, 2018
Robin Wojtanik
Washington state is an agricultural powerhouse, leading the nation in the production of apples, grapes, cherries, pears, hops and blueberries.Supplying the world with millions of tons of apples each year, Washington fills nearly two-thirds of the entire apple market in the United States.It’s expected the current planted acreage of wine...
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