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Home » Authors » Kristina Lord

Articles by Kristina Lord

Trios Health cuts staff, considers bankruptcy, mergers in wake of ‘financial crisis’

April 13, 2017
Kristina Lord
25 employees lost their jobs April 1 and more cuts are expectedAbout 25 Trios Health employees have lost their jobs as Kennewick’s public hospital district grapples to fix a financial crisis.The series of layoffs that took effect April 1 are expected to save more than $2 million.But facing net losses...
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Pasco’s AutoZone distribution center to welcome first inbound truck

April 13, 2017
Kristina Lord
Company bypasses 3 other cities to invest $50 million into new warehouseAutoZone’s new Pasco distribution center will welcome its first inbound truck on April 15 and begin sending trucks out to customers and stores in late June.The company invested $50 million into the new distribution center that will serve 235...
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HAPO launches commercial program to serve growing business community

April 13, 2017
Kristina Lord
HAPO Community Credit Union has extended its “member-centric” focus to include businesses.The Richland-based credit union recently launched a commercial division that stands ready to helps businesses, large and small.“We are member-centric and focus on what our members’ needs are. Sometimes their needs get lost in bigger banks,” said Monte Drake,...
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Pink snow mold damages region’s wheat fields

April 13, 2017
Kristina Lord
Benton, Franklin county wheat farmers more concerned about late start to growing seasonThough a damaging snow mold has been spotted in some Eastern Washington wheat fields, local farmers aren’t expressing concern.Pink-tinged mold in fields of winter wheat and even in lawns of grass in southcentral and southeastern Washington has experts...
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Kennewick UPS driver boasts 25 years of accident-free driving

April 13, 2017
Kristina Lord
Tom Ravella said road safety starts with putting away phone, staying focused A Kennewick UPS driver gives thanks every time he safely returns from one of his daily road trips.Tom Ravella, 55, typically drives 350 miles a day between Hermiston and the Farewell Bend area in Oregon, five days a...
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Tri-City Taxi moves from Pasco into new Richland building

April 13, 2017
Kristina Lord
37-year-old company keeping close eye on how Uber affects its businessThe region’s biggest taxi company moved its operations from Pasco to Richland earlier this month.[blockquote quote="We have no control over Uber and what’s going to happen." source="Mike Coyner, owner of Tri-City Taxi" align="right" max_width="300px"]Mike Coyner has operated Tri-City Taxi for...
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‘Smart home’ research aims to keep seniors in their homes longer

April 13, 2017
Kristina Lord
In the not too distant future, “smart homes” could be as common as smartphones. Diane CookA Washington State University researcher believes so-called “smart homes” might be a way to keep senior citizens independent and in their homes longer.“We want to provide intervention to increase independence,” said Diane Cook, whose research...
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Wood’s Nursery and Garden Center completes first-ever remodel

April 13, 2017
Kristina Lord
52-year-old Richland business specializes in trees, plants, landscaping, customer serviceThe owner of a longtime Richland nursery impressed his first customer when he was 8 years old by rattling off the scientific name of a Japanese umbrella pine: Sciadopitys verticillata umbrella folia. [blockquote quote="Our average employment is 12 to 15 years. You...
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Richland’s new waterfront hotel aims to provide unique hospitality experience

March 15, 2017
Kristina Lord
Walla Walla has the Marcus Whitman Hotel.Spokane has the Davenport.Portland boasts the Benson.Seattle has the Fairmont.The owner of The Lodge at Columbia Point in Richland hopes to add his boutique hotel to the list for the Tri-Cities.“The Tri-Cities has needed an identity boutique hotel,” said owner Tom Drumheller.The $8.5 million...
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Leadership Tri-Cities plans next class to groom future leaders

March 15, 2017
Kristina Lord
There’s a joke among Leadership Tri-Cities alumni that theirs was “the best class ever.”And when the organization’s board members talk about incoming classes, they refer to them as “the next best class ever.”The leadership group is now accepting applications for its “next best class” and planning an open house for...
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