Marijuana licenses for Benton and Franklin counties are public record and are obtained from the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board.BENTON COUNTYAPPROVEDRandolf and Mortimer, 15505 N. Webber Canyon Road, Suite D, Benton City. License type: marijuana producer tier 3. Application type: assumption.Akule Street LLC, 234805 E. Straightbank Road, Suite C,...
Information provided by the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board.BENTON COUNTYNEWNW Wine Collaborative, 2880 Lee Road, Suite A, Prosser. License type: domestic winery >249,999 liters. Application type: change of location.Prosser Mercantile Wine & Washington, 701 Sixth St., Prosser. License type: direct shipment receiver-in WA only; beer/wine restaurant – beer/wine; off...
NEWWild Olive’s Charcuterie Kingdom has opened at 212 W. Kennewick Ave., inside the Red Mountain Kitchen. It is owned by mother and daughter duo Tina Beverly and Jessie Schuh, and offers charcuterie and grazing boards for date nights, parties and picnics and also catering. Hours: 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Contact: 509-551-5242;...
Pasco company is No. 12 on Inc.’s 5000 fastest-growing listSolgen Power, a Pasco residential solar sales and installation company, ranked No. 12 on Inc. Magazine’s 5000 Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America list, released in August.Solgen reported 21,790% growth and was one of only 15 Washington newcomers to the list in...
As the Tri-Cities grapples with rising Covid-19 cases again, we’re seeing more cancellations and postponements of community events.We’ve got our own to add to this growing list.We were hoping to announce that our Senior Times Fall 2021 Expo would again be indoors, but it won’t be.For those of you who...
The Three Rivers Convention Center is taking over the Tri-Cities Wine Festival after its longtime co-producer pulled the plug on the event.The convention center in Kennewick partnered with the Tri-Cities Wine Society to put on the annual event, which included wine judging, an auction, public tasting and a festival. The...
Tri-Cities schools split $184K from GesaGesa Credit Union awarded more than $266,000 to Washington school districts through its affinity debit card program.Tri-City schools received $184,000 of the total, which is earmarked to support academics, technology, extracurricular programs and athletics. Card users support their schools when they use the branded card...
Executive DirectorChildren’s Developmental CenterZahra RoachEmployees you oversee: 41What is the Environmental Molecular Sciences Brief background of your organization:Nonprofit that provides early intervention services to infants and toddlers with disabilities and developmental delays.How did you land your current role?A combination of things: community service, life experiences and professional background.Giving my time...
A team with Tri-City ties has advanced to the semifinalist round of a months-long contest aimed at connecting workers to family-wage jobs through a training model that can be replicated across the country. It also puts the local team closer to a chance to win up to $2 million.The 30-month...
Gen. James Mattis, a Richland native and former U.S. Secretary of Defense, spoke at Washington State University Tri-Cities' Sept. 8 dedication for an expanded “Stories” Veterans Memorial and his namesake Leadership Library as part of a special tribute ceremony.The “Stories” Veterans Memorial, created by local artist Tom McClelland, features a...
