BENTON COUNTYOlsen Brothers, 46002 N. District Line Road NW, $216,000 for new commercial. Contractor: Koreski General Construction.Nancy Kay Strom, 22206 E. Kennedy Road, $204,000 for commercial remodel. Contractor: owner.AT&T, 64899 Bofer Canyon Road, $10,000 for antenna/tower. Contractor: Mastec Network Solutions.American Tower, 3551 PR 210, $14,000 for antenna/tower. Contractor: Joy Inc.Finely...
KENNEWICKConrtec, Inc., 12641 N. Humphreys Way, Boise, Idaho.Bjorn Johnson Construction, LLC, 410 Expressway Missoula, Montana.Armadillo Boring, Inc., 1980 Oxford St. SE, Salem, Oregon.Riverside Sunglasses and More, 913 E. 10th Ave.Jeff Smart LLC, 636 N. Colorado St.Harrington Tower Services Inc., 3515 S. Ferdinand St., Seattle.Glen Cove Press LLC, 1030 N. Center...
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.Nicholas Steven Fetter, unpaid Department of...
Information provided by the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board.BENTON COUNTYNEW APPLICATIONSBig Smoke, 4434 W. Clearwater Ave., Suite A, Kennewick. License type: beer/wine specialty shop. Application type: assumption.Ackley Brands Ltd., 63615 E. Jacobs Road NE, Unit A, Benton City. License type: domestic winery <250,000 liters. Application type: new.Wit Cellars, 5050...
MOVEDPolestar Technical Services Inc. has moved to 2920 George Washington Way, Suite 104, Richland.CLOSEDMonarcha Ice Cream closed its storefront inside Kennewick’s Columbia Center mall in May.Gamache Vintners closed its winery/tasting room at 505 Cabernet Court in Prosser on June 1.NAME CHANGEThe Kabob House is now Zullee Mediterranean Grill. It has...
Most pandemic restrictions were lifted in Washington on June 30 as Gov. Jay Inslee celebrated the state's work to combat the virus that causes Covid-19."Because folks listened to science and stayed home to stay healthy, wore masks and got vaccinated, we can now safely fully re-open our state's economy and...
BPA is asking Tri-Citians to conserve energy between 5-7 p.m. to avoid unplanned power outages. The nonprofit federal power marketer posted the plea on its Facebook page at 4 p.m. Monday, June 28, noting that “our transmission system in the Tri-Cities area is experiencing record demand. We have room above the...
The Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business is accepting applications for its 14th annual Young Professionals contest. The annual program honors local professionals 40 and under for their professional and civic accomplishments. It has honored 112 exceptional young Tri-Citians in a diverse array of occupations since the program debuted in 2008. The nomination deadline is Friday, July 2. Candidates may...
Registration open for Fall Home Show in PascoThe Home Builders Association of Tri-Cities is accepting registrations for its 2021 Fall Home Show, to be held Oct. 1-3 at HAPO Center in Pasco.Exhibitor guides have been mailed to members and previous exhibitors. Digital copies are available at hbatc.com.Call 509-735-2745. HBA members...
Washington farms and ranches produce more than 300 different crops with a combined value of about $11 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 tech.The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agriculture Statistical Service...
