BENTON COUNTY

Shane Markel, 284 Columbia Park Trail, $5,000 for grading. Contractor: owner.

WA State Patrol, NB I-82, $317,000 for a weigh station. Contractor: owner.

KS Vineyards, 38121 N. Demoss Road, $40,000 for antenna/tower. Contractor: Ascendtek Holdings LLC.

In Step Church, 201512 E. Finley Road, $22,200 for commercial reroof. Contractor: Mid-Columbia Integrity...

KENNEWICK

Silver Creek Contracting LLC, 565 N. Minor St., Heppner, Oregon.

Stork Care LLC, 3125 Sixth St., Lewiston, Idaho.

Nomad Transit LLC, 95 Morton St., New York, New York.

Dirty Deeds Transportation LLC, 81360 W. 4 Road, Irrigon, Oregon.

Commercial Contractors Inc., 8225 Badger Lane, Caldwell, Idaho.

Kasco LLC, 1569 Tower Grove Ave., Saint...

The state can file lawsuits against people or businesses that do not pay taxes, resulting in a judgment against property that person or business owns. Judgments are filed in Benton and Franklin Superior Court. The following is from the Franklin County Superior Court Clerk’s Office.

Information provided by the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board.

BENTON COUNTY

NEW

iPlay Experience, 8524 W. Gage Blvd., Suite B110, Kennewick. License type: beer/wine restaurant – beer/wine. Application type: new.

Quake Epicenter of Family Fun, 106904 E. Detrick PR SE, Kennewick. License type: beer/wine restaurant – beer/wine. Application type:...

Marijuana licenses for Benton and Franklin counties are public record and are obtained from the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board.

BENTON COUNTY

NEW

Pioneer Production and Processing, 22604 Hosko Road, Prosser. License type: cannabis producer tier 3; cannabis processor. Application type: assumption.

Chief’N Cannabis LLC, 15505 N....

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NEW BUSINESS

The Bubbly Boba opened in May at 201 N. Edison St., Suite 260 in Kennewick. This locally-owned and operated boba tea shop is family-friendly,...

A larger and more diverse fresh apple crop is forecast for 2023. 

The Washington State Tree Fruit Association estimated this year’s crop at just over 134 million standard 40-pound boxes of fresh apples, a 28.8% increase from 2022’s 104.3 million boxes. 

The association’s forecast also...

The two directors selected to oversee the Washington State University Tri-Cities’ new Institute for Northwest Energy Futures have the expertise and experience to establish the Tri-Cities as an energy hub for the state and nation, officials say.

Noel Schulz...

The National Insurance Crime Bureau has released vehicle theft trend data for 2022, including the most-stolen types of vehicles in Washington.

Auto theft is a costly crime, but there are ways to protect yourself and help lessen the damage, insurance experts said. 

The Top 10 most stolen list for Washington includes vehicle...

The Kennewick Walmart store recently debuted its $1 million remodel.

The work at the store at 2720 S. Quillan St. features what Walmart is calling “customer-centric improvements,” which include a variety of updates, according to plans filed with the city of Kennewick.

Walmart store manager Carley Rooney highlighted...