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Wendy Culverwell

Wendy Culverwell

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Exterior of old KGH

KGH on track to become recovery center

November 12, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
The former Kennewick General Hospital will become a recovery center serving clients with drug addiction and mental health issues under a plan approved in late October by the Kennewick Public Hospital District Board.The district’s board of commissioners accepted a two-part feasibility study that lays the foundation to convert the hospital...
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New in-patient facility to offer senior psychiatric care

November 12, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
The Tri-Cities isn’t often the second location for any growing chain. But it is for a Salt Lake City-based joint venture that is building psychiatric hospitals for seniors in the West.Sana Behavioral Health will open a $2.8 million, 16-bed hospital at 7319 W. Hood Place next spring. It will be...
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West Richland’s square ‘doughnut-shaped’ cop shop nears the starting line

November 12, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
West Richland expects to break ground on a new police station in January with the city’s police department tentatively set to move into its airy new building by the end of 2021.  Chief Ben MajetichChief Ben Majetich updated the city council on the project’s status at its virtual meeting Oct. 20. The 20,500-square-foot police station will...
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Market Overview: Covid chaos clouds future of Tri-City real estate

October 15, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
Tri-City real estate broker Charles Laird was vacationing in his native Scotland in March when national borders began to close because of the spreading threat of coronavirus.Laird and his family cut their trip short and headed home, a journey that included driving on Interstate 5 through pandemic-stricken Seattle.The chronically congested...
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Residential Growth: If Covid can’t slow the Tri-City housing market, nothing can

October 15, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
A pandemic, choking smoke and a polarizing national election did little to dampen demand for new and existing homes in the Tri-Cities as the calendar flipped toward the final quarter of 2020.More homes sold for higher prices. Unemployment increased, driven up in part because more people were seeking work.New home...
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Commercial Real Estate: Construction industry watching to see how Covid-19 rewrites Tri-Cities’ big plans

October 15, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
The Tri-Cities is coming off a banner year for commercial construction. New schools dot the region. A new cold storage warehouse is taking shape in north Pasco.Kennewick’s Vista Field is stocked with utility lines, paved streets, lamps and a water feature, waiting for private developers to build an urban village...
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Old Kennewick hospital eyed for mental health, addiction center

October 14, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
The Tri-Cities — Washington’s only metro without a detox and drug rehabilitation facility — could see a 1950s-era hospital in the heart of Kennewick renovated to meet the growing need for local services.The former Kennewick General Hospital, currently used a birthing center by Trios Health, will become the Two Rivers...
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Herald building tenants raise fortunes of downtown area

October 14, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
The former Tri-City Herald building, the largest and newest privately-owned office building in downtown Kennewick, has new tenants.Vivid Learning Systems, owned by private equity-backed Health & Safety Institute, leased space at 333 W. Canal Drive, a decision that promises to bring more professionals to downtown Kennewick and bolster the fortunes...
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A McDonald’s, a Taco Bell and 2 Arby’s get overhauls. Coincidence?

October 14, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
At least five fast-food restaurants in the Tri-Cities are being remodeled — from plumbing upgrades to major overhauls that entail tearing out playgrounds and walls, remodeling bathrooms and kitchens and putting up the latest in electronic gadgetry.The remodels closed a McDonald’s in Kennewick’s Southridge area, a Taco Bell in north...
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Meals on Wheels returns to serving up curbside hot lunches

October 14, 2020
Wendy Culverwell
Kristi Thien and the staff and volunteers at Mid-Columbia Meals on Wheels paced nervously in the parking lot.Would anyone come for hot meals, the first since the pandemic began?Senior Life Resources Northwest, which runs Mid-Columbia Meals on Wheels, was about to pass out hot meals to seniors in a drive-thru...
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