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Visit Tri-Cities champions tourism recovery, economic prosperity

December 15, 2021
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Sense of community is why we do what we do, and relationships are how we get it done. These two things enabled us to be successful during the pandemic as our industry was crippled by declining hotel occupancies, hospitality staffing shortages and financial hardships.Due to the impacts of the pandemic,...
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Downtown Kennewick: creating a sense of place

December 15, 2021
Guest Contributor
If the last two years of the Covid pandemic have taught us anything, it has demonstrated that active, livable downtowns don’t just happen. It takes a comprehensive approach coupled with professional leadership, collective coordination with partners and dedicated volunteers to ensure success. This is the role of the Historic Downtown...
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Pasco chamber will continue to advocate for business community as growth takes hold

December 15, 2021
Guest Contributor
We are in the midst of a launching point for major achievements for our region and nation. We are still adapting how we live our lives. As I pointed out in last year’s column, history points to shifts in human behavior after periods of strife. The Pasco Chamber of Commerce also...
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Kennewick schools celebrate year of growth, new high school

December 15, 2021
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It’s been an exciting year in the Kennewick School District – one marked by growth, expansion and innovation.We’ve celebrated milestones, including the opening of the new Kennewick High School, classroom additions and athletic facility upgrades at Kamiakin and Southridge high schools and the debut of a new online school program.We’ve...
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West Richland chamber cheers uptick in commercial, industrial growth

December 15, 2021
Guest Contributor
When a pandemic can’t slow a community down, you know you’re living in exciting times. While we may not have been able to completely leave Covid-19 in the rearview mirror in 2021, West Richland sure hit the ground running with some exciting growth, and there are no signs of slowing...
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Give the gift of appreciated stock this holiday season

December 14, 2021
Guest Contributor
With the holiday season upon us and tidings of good cheer in the air, our collective instincts for generosity often peak.It’s worth considering perhaps a better way to give this year if you happen to have some appreciated stock positions in your portfolio.What kind of gifting? A person can gift...
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Protect your health, roll up sleeve and get a flu shot

November 15, 2021
Guest Contributor
Shorter days and cooler temperatures are tell-tale signs that autumn has arrived.Unfortunately, another sign of the season is the beginning of increased flu activity. Flu season can last from autumn to as late as May, peaking between December and February.According to a study published by the Centers for Disease Control...
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Supply chain, labor shortage pose big challenges for state manufacturers

November 15, 2021
Guest Contributor
More than a year-and-a-half into the pandemic, it’s clear that Washington manufacturers are contending with two issues that appear likely to remain with us for some time: supply chain disruption and a growing labor shortage.Those two issues came up at nearly every stop during the Association of Washington Business’ annual...
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Starting a side business? Forming LLC could be a good first step

November 15, 2021
Guest Contributor
“Corporation, n., an ingenious device for obtaining individual profit without individual responsibility.”–Ambrose Bierce, the Unabridged Devil’s Dictionary.  Regrettably, Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) were not included in Ambrose Bierce’s popular quote from 1910 because LLCs didn’t exist in most states until the 1990s.Still, the quote applies to LLCs in the same...
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The economy in 2020 slowed but didn’t stop; 2021 will finish much higher

November 15, 2021
Guest Contributor
If you are the CFO, treasurer or accountant for any organization, you are excused if you hit the panic button over a year ago. The outbreak of Covid-19 brought unprecedented worry that the machinery of our economy would grind if not to a halt, then stagger forward.Those worries were understandable...
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