Public Record
Bankruptcies — July 2018
Bankruptcies are filed under the following chapter headings: Chapter 7 — Straight Bankruptcy: debtor gives up non-exempt property and debt is charged. Chapter 11 — Allows companies and individuals to restructure debts to repay them. Chapter 12 — Allows family farmers to restructure finances to avoid liquidation for foreclosure. Chapter 13 — Plan is devised…
Top Properties — July 2018
Top property values listed start at $500,000 and have been rounded to the nearest hundred figure. Property values are public record and can be found by visiting the county assessor’s office. BENTON COUNTY 24603 S. Sunset Meadow Loop, Kennewick, 2,336-square-foot, single-family home on 2.08 acres. Price: $590,000. Buyer: Michael & Leanna Miller. Seller: Allen &…
Building Permits — July 2018
BENTON COUNTY Finley School District, 37012 S. Finley Road, $113,600 for a storage building. Contractor: Total Site Services. Pacificorp, 23401 S. Lincoln Road SW, $10,000 for miscellaneous expenses. Contractor: Divco. Cold Creek Vineyards, 245902 Cold Creek, $12,600 for a heat pump/HVAC. Contractor: Eastern OR Heating & A/C. Goose Ridge, 63615 E. Jacobs Road NE, $16,000…
Business Licenses — July 2018
KENNEWICK Veritiv Operating Company, 20213 89th Ave. S., Kent. Academy Mortgage Corporation, 1030 N. Center Parkway, Suite 305. Sprint Spectrum, 830 N. Columbia Center Blvd., Suite 1. Pilgrim Communications, 30057 129th Way SE, Auburn. Edi Concepts, 5806 W. 16th Ave. Fawcett Plumbing, 5022 84th St. E., Tacoma. All Valley Sheet Metal, 3601 Powerhouse Road, Yakima.…
Judgments — July 2018
The state can file lawsuits against people or businesses that do not pay taxes, resulting in a judgment against property that person or business owns. Judgments are filed in Benton and Franklin Superior Court. The following is from the Franklin County Superior Court Clerk’s Office. Ismael Cardenas Rubio, unpaid Department of Revenue taxes, filed June…
Liquor Licenses — July 2018
Information provided by the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board. BENTON COUNTY NEW APPLICATIONS Henry Earl Estates, 318 Wellhouse Loop, Suite D, Richland. License type: domestic winery <250,000 liters; farmers market wine sales. Application type: change of location. Prosser Foodmart, 1303 Wine Country Road, Prosser. License type: grocery store beer/wine. Application type: assumption. Aquilini Brands…
Marijuana Licenses — July 2018
Marijuana licenses for Benton and Franklin counties are public record and are obtained from the Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board. BENTON COUNTY APPROVED T in T Elements, 43001 N. Griffin Road, Unit D, Grandview. License type: marijuana producer tier 2. Application type: added/change of class. Sweet Dreams Gardens, 234805 E. Straight Bank Road, Suite…
Bankruptcies — June 2018
Bankruptcies are filed under the following chapter headings: Chapter 7 — Straight Bankruptcy: debtor gives up non-exempt property and debt is charged. Chapter 11 — Allows companies and individuals to restructure debts to repay them. Chapter 12 — Allows family farmers to restructure finances to avoid liquidation for foreclosure. Chapter 13 — Plan is devised…
Top Properties — June 2018
Top property values listed start at $500,000 and have been rounded to the nearest hundred figure. Property values are public record and can be found by visiting the county assessor’s office. BENTON COUNTY 3920 S. Olson Place, Kennewick, 2,795-square-foot, single-family home. Price: $679,000. Buyer: Jeremy and Sofia Karmy. Seller: Damian and Christy Padilla. 6841 W.…
Building Permits — June 2018
BENTON COUNTY Grain Communication, 218406 E. SR 397, $20,000 for an antenna. Contractor: Labyrinth International. American Tower, 31705 E. Wilgus Road, $15,000 for an antenna. Contractor: General Dynamics Information Telecommunications. Goose Ridge Winery, 63725 E. Jacobs, $1,843,800 for new commercial construction. Contractor: Conner Construction. Greenspace Consulting, 15505 Webber Canyon Drive, $309,400 for new commercial construction.…
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Around Town Photo Gallery
Area agriculture producers, processors and industry officials set a new event record by raising more than $91,000 to benefit the Ronald McDonald House Charities Inland Northwest on June 13 at the fifth annual Ag World Golf Classic at Canyon Lakes Golf Course in Kennewick. Ag World Support Systems was joined by co-hosts Simplot, Lamb Weston, McCain Foods and Potato Growers of Washington to make the 18-hole scramble a success. (Courtesy Ag World Golf Classic)
A Pasco Fire Department uniform serves as a photo backdrop for youngsters at the June 30 Pasco Farmers Market. Department officials were on hand to discuss home fire escape plans, smoke alarms and hands-only CPR, a form of CPR that doesn’t require rescue breathing on adults. (Courtesy Pasco Fire Department)
Jason Lee of Richland, a Navy veteran and union recruiting specialist with UA Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 598, was busy chasing ducks and geese on a dream hunt in Saskatchewan while filming an upcoming episode of Brotherhood Outdoors TV. He was selected to appear on the Union Sportsmen’s Alliance’s television series to highlight his work ethic and commitment to the service of his country and community. The episode aired on the Sportsman Channel. (Courtesy Union Sportsmen’s Alliance)
Campers watch their rockets soar June 29 at Washington State University Tri-Cities’ middle school science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM, camp in Richland. WSU offered seven camps, with many selling out, including Fantastic Flight, a camp to explore flying machines that included creating catapults, slingshots and rockets. (Courtesy WSU Tri-Cities)
