The city of Kennewick and Historic Downtown Kennewick Partnership are asking the public to take a short survey about what they like about the downtown area.The input collected on shopping and eating preferences, events and what attracts people to the historic downtown and waterfront district will be used in business...
The Tri-Cities’ longtime champion of securing federal dollars to clean up Hanford and invigorate the local economy plans to retire next month. Gary PetersenGary Petersen, Tri-City Development Council’s vice president of federal programs, leaves his post March 3 after 14 years with the agency.The 76-year-old Richland man came to the...
ASQ March meeting to tour Manufacturing Services Inc.The March 14 meeting of the American Society for Quality Columbia Basin Section 0614 will be a site visit and tour at Manufacturing Services Inc., 1023 N. Kellogg St. in Kennewick.Check-in begins at 5:45 p.m., followed by the tour at 6 p.m., which will...
Hildenbrand, Palm join Numerica Credit UnionNumerica Credit Union has added two staff members to its Richland operations.Deanna Hildenbrand has joined as assistant vice president for marketing and communications. She has more than 21 years of experience, specializing in brand strategy as well as management in marketing and corporate communications. She...
Two community leaders recently were recognized for their commitment to professional excellence and community service at the sixth annual Tri-Cities Women in Business conference.The longtime CEO of SIGN Fracture Care International in Richland received this year’s Athena Leadership Award for her longtime work with the nonprofit during the Jan. 25...
The top priority for the new director of Clean Plant Center Northwest in Prosser is to increase the region’s supply of virus-free fruit trees, vines and hops. Scott Harper“The front line of the battle against viruses is clean material,” said Scott Harper, who was hired Jan. 3 to run the...
Heat and cold extremes can be damaging to grapevines and affect fruit and winemaking decisions.A research symposium, “Climate Extremes: Is the Pacific Northwest Wine Industry Ready?” will take a closer look at the issue from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. March 17 in the East Auditorium at Washington State University...
RICHLANDWheelhouse Community Bike Shop, 218 W. Kennewick Ave., Kennewick.Graham Parker & Associates, 467 Sundance Drive.Matthew E. Ockander, 888 Swift Blvd.PassionIt, 1127 E. 27th Ave., Kennewick.Miller Lawn Care, 1609 Thayer Drive.Evergreen Chiropractic & Health, 604 Williams Blvd., Suite A.1st Choice Appliance Repair, 3902 W. Clearwater Ave., Suite 103, Kennewick.Tektoniks Corp, 306...
BENTON COUNTYSte Michelle Wine Estate, 187300 S 221 Hwy, $7,000 for a heat pump/HVAC. Contractor: Campbell & Company.Coventry Vale Vineyards, 51705 N. Wilgus Road, $2,840,700 for new commercial construction. Contractor: Mountain States Construction.Benton County Fire District, 48001 Prior Ave., $358,100 for a commercial addition. Contractor: owner.American Tower, 3551 N. 221...
FRANKLIN COUNTYDescription: 3,300-square-foot retail store, 4903 Robert Wayne Drive, Pasco. Price: $557,500. Buyer: Viera’s Bakery LLC. Seller: Windy River LLC.Description: 2,752-square-foot, single family residence on 0.5 acres., 10000 W. Court St., Pasco. Price: $713,000. Buyer: Todd and Linda Calvert. Seller: Robert and Mary Bradshaw.Description: 1,370-square-foot, single family residence on 108.1...
