The former Roasters coffee shops in the Tri-Cities have changed hands twice in a little more than two years — going first to the Black Rock Coffee Bar chain and then to Wake Up Call Coffee.
Customers may only have noticed the changing signs and menus, but a complicated,...
But the ATI Inc. plant in the Horn Rapids Industrial Park that specializes in melting titanium and titanium alloys for aerospace, defense and industrial markets may not stay that way for long.
It’s kicking off an expansion that will increase its capacity and...
It looked like a typical business seminar, held over lunch.
Attendees sat around tables, munching on sandwiches and other light fare, while presenters took turns flipping through informational slides projected onto a large screen.
But the presenters weren’t lecturing or offering tips...
Work has started at the site of Pasco School District’s third comprehensive high school.
The nearly 300,000-square-foot school at 6091 Burns Road is scheduled to open in fall 2025. Fowler General Construction is the contractor and MMEC Architecture & Interiors handled the design.
A $1.8 million construction project is underway at the Benton County Justice Center, but the work won’t disrupt court proceedings or other business at the building on the county’s Kennewick campus.
The project will revamp the clerk’s office, the prosecuting attorney’s office and the jury assembly room, and it’s...
A long-planned intermodal ramp in Wallula is once again on track thanks to a new investor.
The investor, who isn’t yet ready to be named publicly, has breathed new life into the project that at one point was set to finish this fall but then was thrown into question...
A new home for Pasco School District's virtual learning programs and health services has opened its doors, just in time for the start of the 2023-24 school year.
District and community leaders celebrated with a ribbon cutting on Aug. 24.
Mike Fong, the new director of the Washington State Department of Commerce, paid a visit to the Tri-Cities Hispanic Chamber of Commerce on Aug. 23 during a stop in the Tri-Cities.
A recruiter for Pasco School District’s migrant program has earned a prestigious state honor.
Juana Melo has been named Washington State Migrant Education Program’s Recruiter of the Year for the 2022-23 school year. She was presented with the award Aug. 17 during a conference in Yakima.
Pasco School District is scheduled to open its third comprehensive high school in the fall of 2025.
The new 299,413-square-foot facility will be able to hold 2,000 students, helping ease overcrowding in a district that’s experienced more than a decade of dramatic growth...