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2019: The year of greens, grasshoppers and gut health

January 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Marilou SheaUnlike the Pantone color of the year that’s selected annually by a chosen few, the food trends I’m about to share — most falling into a “healthy” category — are ultimately based on the masses — yes, that’s you, me, us. Marilou Shea,Food Truck AcademyAs if you didn’t...
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Kennewick attorney fields frequently asked questions about DUIs

January 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Alex Johnson Alex Johnson ofJohnson & Johnson Law FirmAs a DUI defense attorney here in the Tri-Cities, I often get questions about this area of law. Here are short answers to frequently asked questions about driving under the influence. What is the “legal limit” for a DUI?When I’m asked...
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Tax code provides gift that doesn’t receive the appreciation it’s due

January 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Beau RuffAt death, there is a little-known tax benefit that the federal government provides. It is an adjustment to tax basis and it can have a profound effect on the taxation of the assets owned at death. This column discusses two kinds of taxes that apply at death: the...
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Independent pharmacy’s prescription for success? Delivering on customer service

January 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Kevin AnthonyRandy Johnson is big on challenges.It’s why the owner of RX Pharmacy on the Kadlec campus in Richland jumped right in as a pharmacist and store manager straight out of college.It’s why he went from working behind the counter for one of the biggest chains in the nation...
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Bridging the divide between Washington state and D.C.

January 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Kris JohnsonOn a map, the distance from our Washington to the “other” Washington looks so far away. But, policies being made and debated there hit us here in Washington state.Take trade policies, for example. Kris Johnson, Association of Washington BusinessAs one of the most trade-driven states in the nation,...
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He’s just living the dream at Just Joel’s in Kennewick

December 13, 2018
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By Annie FowlerTucked away in a small building at 1505 W. Kennewick Ave. is one man’s dream.Just Joel’s, a small diner that features homemade breakfast and lunch, had a banner first year, which nearly brings owner Joel Watson to tears when he talks about it.“When you come here, the food...
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Tri-City entrepreneurship, labor market show mixed signals

December 13, 2018
Guest Contributor
By D. Patrick JonesIt’s human nature to keep score. Look at all the stats in the sports pages. Or the various top 10 rankings of U.S. cities. So, too, with economic development.An overriding goal of nearly all communities is to create jobs. Chambers of commerce, local government and economic development organizations often keep score...
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Entrepreneurs: be a goal-setter and goal-getter in new year

December 13, 2018
Guest Contributor
By Paul CaseyOne of the greatest predictors of success for entrepreneurs is goal orientation. Goals are dreams with a deadline. Paul Casey,SCORE Mid-Columbia’Tis the season to set your annual business goals and ensure they fit into your long-term vision for success.Prepare for the goal-setting process. In advance, self-evaluate against key...
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Take precautions: BBB reports 42 scams in the Tri-Cities in past year

December 13, 2018
Guest Contributor
By Danielle KaneBetter Business Bureau Northwest and Pacific spends a lot of time talking to local media outlets about national, regional and local scams. But did you know there could be scams taking place in your very own neighborhood? Danielle Kane,Better Business BureauSince November 2017, there have been 42 scams...
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Let’s work together to prioritize rural economic revitalization

December 13, 2018
Guest Contributor
By Kris JohnsonThe mission of the Association of Washington Business is to bring people together throughout the state to promote economic prosperity — from the urban centers to the most rural corners. Kris Johnson, Association of Washington BusinessWe know that parts of Washington have boomed since the end of the...
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