FRANKLIN COUNTYDescription: 4.9 acres of undeveloped land. Price: $418,250. Buyer: Volm Companies, Inc. Seller: Port of Pasco.Description: 218.8 acres of agricultural land. Price: $1,300,000. Buyer: David L. and Maggie J. Edler. Seller: Evelyn E. Morgan, Trustee.Description: 4,487-sq.-ft., single-family home, 11608 Pelican Road, Pasco. Price: $460,000. Buyer: Gregory C. and Karolyn...
BENTON COUNTYCentury Link, 23410 S. Lincoln St., $121,000 for a tower upgrade.Ste. Michelle Wine, 23963 S. Canoe Ridge Road, $35,000 for a water tank and pad. Contractor: MH Construction, Inc. FRANKLIN COUNTYSSD Lands LLC, 1580 Kruse Road, $218,500 for an agricultural building. Contractor: Commercial Construction.ConAgra Foods/Lamb Weston, 960 Glade Road, $1,793,500...
PASCOKnutzen Consulting Engineers PLLC, 3602 W. 36th Ave., Kennewick.Ray’s Barbershop, 3330 W. Court St. Ste. G.Super Auto Wash, 620 N. 20th Ave.Chiquitine’s Day Care, 8316 Quadra Dr.Humberto I. Mendez, 5025 Road 68 #F.Wolfpack Fitness LLC, 6413 Burden Blvd.Higley’s Lawn Care & Maintenance LLC, 1941 W. 32nd Ave., Kennewick.Columbia Basin Garage...
Market Delivery Solutions LLC, unpaid Department of Revenue taxes, filed Nov. 3.SRE Building & Maintenance LLC, unpaid Department of Revenue taxes, filed Nov. 4.Hockey Source LLC, unpaid Department of Revenue taxes, filed Nov. 16.Gabino Barragan-Camacho, unpaid Department of Revenue taxes, filed Nov. 16.Alex B. Najera M.D. PS, unpaid Department of...
BENTON COUNTYNEW APPLICATIONS Americanna Weed Co., 320 N. Kellogg St. Ste. B, Kennewick, has been approved for a new marijuana retailer license.Cordus, 56005 N. Thomas Road, Ste. A., Benton City, has been approved for a marijuana producer tier 3 license
BENTON COUNTYNEW APPLICATIONS Mazzacano Cellars, 174002 W. Byron Road in Prosser, has applied for a new domestic winery < 250,000 liters license.Bruchi’s Cheesesteaks & Subs, 1408 N. Louisana St., Ste. 108, Kennewick, has applied for a change of location for its beer/wine restaurant license. The new address will be 8903 W....
When asked about their New Year’s resolutions are for 2016 two Tri-Citians chose a couple of the most common, losing weight and living a healthier life. Another wants to reconnect with family and friends. Ted Vause,Metlife“I want to spend more time with family and friends. We get wound up in...
October’s Senior Times Expo attracted more than 500 seniors and baby boomers, along with a few grandchildren, to the ballroom of the Red Lion Hotel in Pasco. The event, which was free for attendees, gathers vendors who offer services and products for the older generation in a single venue, making...
The road to success has been rocky for Salina Savage and Barbara Stone, the owners of Savage Logistics in Richland. But the women, who may seem like the most unlikely owners of a trucking company that specializes in hauling radioactive material and hazardous waste, have stealthily maneuvered around the roadblocks...
To collect or not to collect retail sales tax has been an ongoing question for many sports leagues and recreational organizations. Now there is greater certainty about the taxability of certain fees thanks to recently-approved legislation requested by the Washington State Department of Revenue.[blockquote quote="The legislation also permanently eliminates sales...
