Zechariah Rodino loves climbing at the Rock Shop in Richland.
In fact, the 22-year-old civil engineer moved from Yakima to the Tri-Cities specifically so he could take advantage of the bouldering gym on Fowler Street. He’s there almost every day.
“This is one of the best gyms in Washington,” said...
It’s common for people to leave Hedges Family Estate carrying bottles of the Red Mountain winery’s award-winning wines. But it’s not quite so common for people to show up with bottles already in hand – at least until now.
Terry Maurer has been in the antique appraisal business for years, and he’s never seen anything quite like the apothecary cabinet that’s up for auction in Richland – at least not firsthand.
It’s from Britain circa 1870, designed for compounding medicine in the field.
You might not think city planning and winemaking have a lot in common.
But Scott Greenberg’s decades of experience helping shape and manage municipal growth has come in handy in his second career as a winemaker and winery owner.
Greenberg, who recently moved his North Bend-based Convergence Zone Cellars to...
The Port of Pasco is adding 18.3 acres to its Reimann Industrial Center – a move that will allow for continued industrial growth and economic development, officials said.
The triangle of land – which sits between the 300-acre industrial center and North Railroad Avenue – is state trust land....
Costco is eyeing Richland for a possible second Tri-Cities location.
The retail giant has submitted a letter of interestfor about 28 acres of state trust land in the Queensgate area, and negotiations for a potential lease are underway, a spokesman for the state Department...
The union representing hundreds of workers who recently were laid off from the Packaging Corporation of America plant in Wallula is offering support and assistance, a top union official said.
The Association of Western Pulp and Paper Workersand the Washington State...
Work on the north shoreline of Clover Island is finished after years of planning and labor.
And the project not only stabilizes and beautifies the Pasco-facing shoreline and enhances habitat and recreation, it also opens opportunities for continued economic development on the island.
A roughly 235-acre “blank slate” of largely untouched land south of Interstate 82 in Benton City could one day be home to a mix of wineries, hotels, shops, homes and more.
The city recently took a significant step toward making that happen by adopting a subarea plan that lays...
