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Ice Harbor Brewery has moved to 10 E. Bruneau Ave., Kennewick. Contact: 509-582-5340

Joann Fabric and Craft has moved to Columbia Center mall, 1321 N. Columbia...

The Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business has selected its 2023 Young Professionals.

When it comes to describing the story of Washington agriculture in 2022, a few words in particular seem to fit: Unusual. Challenging. Hopeful.

Weather played a major role in that mix, with some crops struggling and others faring well amid the cool, wet spring, brief but hot summer, and...

Washington farms and ranches produce more than 300 different crops with a combined value of about $10.2 billion – a figure that triples once food processing is factored in.

Agriculture is one of Washington’s most important private sectors, along with aerospace and technology.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agriculture Statistical Service...

Benton County commissioners to meet in Kennewick

Benton County commissioners will begin meeting once a month in Kennewick starting Aug. 8.

Commissioner meetings are generally held at 9 a.m. Tuesdays at the Benton County Courthouse in Prosser. But a new state law grants more flexibility in meeting outside the county...

Washington may be well known for its shiny Red Delicious apples, but the rest of the world also really wants our potatoes – and more specifically, our tasty french fries.
Nearly $970 million in frozen french fries – made from Washington-grown potatoes – were exported to other countries...

A Tri-Cities businessman is being remembered for his quick wit, his easy charm and his tender heart.

Charles “Chuck” Robert Stack died suddenly on May 25. He was 67.

Stack was known for owning several local Round Table Pizza restaurants. 

His path to becoming a “pizza king” involved a lot of...

Q&A with Richard W. Bogert, president of The Bogert Group (Safe Jack, Uncle Norm’s Marine, Bogert Aviation Inc., Bogert Manufacturing Inc.).

Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson recently announced an environmental lawsuit against numerous manufacturers of PFAS, known as “forever chemicals,” asserting they knew for decades about the serious risks the chemicals posed to humans and the environment.

The companies likely made many millions in profit while actively deceiving the...

A “restoration home” for survivors of sex trafficking is set to open this year in Franklin County.  

The home, called Esther’s Home, is for girls ages 12-17. 

It will be the first facility of its kind in the state.