Science & Technology
Tri-City school districts offer standalone online schools
Three Tri-City public school districts won’t be throwing open their actual doors to welcome back students in the fall because...
Telemedicine connects Tri-City patients to specialists
Virtual doctor’s visits becoming more widely available – not just for routine illnesses Tri-City patients are connecting with medical specialists...
Tech Summit to shine spotlight on tech origins, future
By Byron Martin and Ty Mulholland When asking people for a word to describe the Tri-Cities, some of the answers...
Put these top-rated mobile apps to work for your business
By Andrew Kirk The multitude of desktop apps to help business owners run their companies are nothing short of miraculous,...
Q&A with Steven Ashby
Number of employees you oversee: About 4,500. Brief background of your business: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory is a U.S. Department...
Tri-Cities boasts numerous science and tech workers but few firms
By D. Patrick Jones Most everyone knows that the tech pulse is strong in the Tri-Cities. The problem is, it’s...
3D technology supports Hanford design work
Mission Support Alliance is using industry best practices and 3D modeling software to help design a new water treatment facility...
Time is running out for Windows support
By George Hefter On Jan. 14, 2020, three widely-used Windows Operating Systems reach the end of their useful lives and...
