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Rachel Visick

Rachel Visick

Rachel Visick joined the Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business and Senior Times as a news assistant/researcher in July 2023 and was promoted to a reporter in June 2024. She earned her bachelor’s degree in English and French (comparative literature) in spring 2023 from the University of Puget Sound. She is originally from Illinois.

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Hospice agency eyes nearby park for new admin office

November 2, 2026
Rachel Visick

A local nonprofit wants to buy a Kennewick park to build a new $6.5 million administration building. But the city hasn’t yet decided if it’s ready to give up the green space.


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Giving initiative returns to Tri-Cities

November 2, 2026
Rachel Visick

A vending-machine style donation initiative that made its Tri-Cities debut last November is back for three weeks this year. 


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Nonprofit brings on new executive director

November 2, 2026
Rachel Visick

Generational Care has hired a new executive director.


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Hooked on books

Richland author reels in stories of fishing, friendship and aging

November 2, 2026
Rachel Visick

A 76-year-old Richland author and retired fisheries scientist explores stories about growing older and saying goodbye in his latest book.


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Port of Benton

Court orders new investigation

October 13, 2026
Rachel Visick

The Port of Benton’s suspended executive director scored a win in a recent court order that determined the port must restart its investigation relating to her suspension. 


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Richland schools weigh smaller $103M bond

October 13, 2026
Rachel Visick

A Richland School District task force is recommending a $103 million bond to modernize aging schools and address urgent repairs, with the school board weighing a possible February 2027 ballot measure.


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Built here, bound for Japan

October 13, 2026
Rachel Visick

A massive crane that’s been part of Pasco’s skyline for more than a decade is getting ready to ship to its final destination and put to work.


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Manufacturing tour celebrates industry, highlights challenges

Tri-City stops include Darigold, Tri-Tech
October 13, 2026
Rachel Visick

A bus carrying lawmakers, students and business leaders rolled through the Tri-Cities as part of a statewide tour highlighting Washington manufacturers and their role in the economy.


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PNNL researchers reinvent the rivet

New PNNL technology could change how metals are joined
October 13, 2026
Rachel Visick

A team of scientists at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory is finding new methods of holding metals together to boost manufacturing efficiency and lower costs, and the technology has already won an award.


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Luxury car group buys two Tri-Cities dealerships

October 13, 2026
Rachel Visick

A Bellevue-based luxury car group has bought two Tri-Cities dealerships.


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