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Tarragon LLC, a Seattle development firm, has submitted development plans for Pasco Road 40 Development, a complex of eight industrial buildings totaling
2.1 million square feet across South Road 40 East from the Lakeview manufactured home park. The project has a potential development value of $273 million. (Photo by Wendy Culverwell )

More big development
coming to Pasco’s east side

By Wendy Culverwell | August 2022

Pasco’s not-so-sleepy east side is getting yet another massive new development. Tarragon LLC, a Seattle development firm that builds industrial,...

CODA Alternative Cremation and Funeral, located at 2909 S. Quillan St., Suite 104, in Kennewick, offers a modern, comfortable environment to explore streamlined, affordable, mid-range funeral arrangements. (Courtesy CODA Alternative Cremation and Funeral)

Einan’s launches alternative funeral home to bridge gap in death care

By Laura Kostad | August 2022

The funeral industry can be slow to change. But that didn’t stop Einan’s at Sunset Funeral Home in Richland from...

The Platinum Automotive team looks forward to moving into its new building at 8504 W. Clearwater Ave. in Kennewick in the coming months. From left, Nathan Goetsch, Tom Smith, Eric Muhlbeier and Aaron Swier. (Courtesy Platinum Automotive)

Kennewick auto repair shop gears up for expansion

By Robin Wojtanik | August 2022

After growing his business from a mobile shop run out of a Jeep, Nathan Goetsch looks forward to rolling up...

Construction workers frame a new home in a new subdivision in west Pasco. New home construction is down 27% in the Tri-Cities, but local officials aren’t worried. (Photo by Wendy Culverwell)

Homebuilding slows in the Tri-Cities but demand goes on

By Wendy Culverwell | August 2022

Four interest rate hikes and a supply chain that adds months to the delivery for everything involved with homebuilding is...

Darcy Sherman, operations manager for Tri-Cities Animal Shelter and Control Service, plays with Quinto, an unchipped stray who is good with cats and ready for adoption, at the Pasco animal shelter. Pasco expects to break ground in November on new quarters for the animal control service. (Photo by Wendy Culverwell)

Pasco is poised to build long-awaited animal shelter

By Wendy Culverwell | August 2022

The city is Pasco is preparing to replace the aging building that houses Tri-Cities Animal Shelter and Control Service on...

Townsquare Media closes $18.7M purchase of Cherry Creek broadcasting

By TCAJOB Staff | August 2022

By Inside Radio The second biggest radio deal so far in 2022 has reached the finish line. Only days after...

PACT Act includes $36M for new VA clinic in Tri-Cities

By TCAJOB Staff | August 2022

The Department of Veterans Affairs will expand and update services in the Tri-Cities with funding from Sergeant First Class Heath...

Real Estate & Construction Briefs – August 2022

By TCAJOB Staff | August 2022

HBA seeks exhibitors for fall home show The Home Builders Association of Tri-Cities is seeking exhibitors for its 2022 Fall...

Flex Space Business Centers

By Building Tri-Cities advertising | August 2022

Matson Development LLC, led by brothers Travis Matson and Ben Matson, expects to complete a pair of flex space buildings...

Columbia Basin College – Student Recreation & Wellness Center

By TCAJOB Staff | August 2022

Columbia Basin College has completed a $35 million, student-funded recreation center that provides much needed space for sports, fitness and...