The Salvation Army Tri-Cities is moving several of its services to a new, larger building as it works to expand and enhance its community offerings. 

A local roof coating business focused solely on commercial projects gives businesses an alternative to expensive reroofing.

A clinic focusing on women’s health care and aesthetics has moved to a new two-story building off of Clearwater Avenue, expanding its space and creating a luxury experience for patients. And the business’s plans don’t stop there.

Documents filed under Washington’s environmental review process reveal a list of projects in the works for the Mid-Columbia. 

The Home Builders Association of Tri-Cities annual Parade of Homes event returns in September, and tickets are now on sale for the accompanying Chefs on Parade event. 

The Tri-Cities’ second Costco is now open in the bustling Queensgate area of Richland, but it will be a year before the roads see improvements to accommodate the extra traffic. And brace yourself, Tri-Cities, the $5.2 million in planned improvements include roundabouts.

An apartment complex for active seniors is opening its third location in the Tri-Cities, this time in a growing south Richland neighborhood.

A Pasco couple who used Voodoo’s spices and sauces daily jumped at the chance to buy the company when it went on the market.

The Tri-Cities is home to two local renewable natural gases projects, with a third one expected to come online later this summer. Already the first two projects, which started up a little over a year ago, have generated enough power to meet the needs of thousands of homes.

Angel Brook Ice Cream’s first brick-and-mortar shop features homemade ice cream and locally-sourced coffee at 8524 W. Gage Blvd., Suite 4, just across the street from the Kennewick Costco.