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A pair of unused aircraft hangars on the south side of Kennewick’s Vista Field will be transformed into a pavilion and public gathering spot under a partnership between the Port of Kennewick and Benton County. (Courtesy Port of Kennewick)

Unused hangars at Vista Field set to become public gathering spot

By Wendy Culverwell | February 2023

Kennewick’s Vista Field could debut an elegant, sheltered gathering spot by mid-2024. A pair of unused aircraft hangars on the...

Daisy Ranch Saloon brings western vibe to old Towne Crier

By Wendy Culverwell | February 2023

A pair of Seattle restaurateurs are turning the former Towne Crier in Richland into a cowboy themed bar and nightclub....

CEL 2 LLC, led by Lee Petty, is negotiating terms to purchase a 15.44-acre site at Horn Rapids Business Center from the city of Richland. The vacant site would be developed with a hotel, an apartment complex and storage facilities. (Photo by Wendy Culverwell)

Kingsgate could get first hotel, more apartments, storage units

By Wendy Culverwell | February 2023

Richland’s Kingsgate area seems poised to gain its first hotel, a second apartment complex and a new storage facility. The...

Juan Rojas Sr., with his son, Juan Jr., expanded his Prosser truck driving school, H&R Elite Trucking Academy, to Pasco in late 2022. He expects enrollment to double or triple in the larger market. (Photo by Wendy Culverwell)

Truck driving school expands to Pasco, where the students are

By Wendy Culverwell | February 2023

A truck driving school in Prosser has expanded to Pasco to cater to its growing roster of students. Juan Rojas...

Hummel Construction broke ground in January on the future home of LaCoste Law, 2062 N. Steptoe St. in Kennewick. (Courtesy SVN Retter & Co.)

LaCoste Law breaks ground on Steptoe offices

By Wendy Culverwell | February 2023

LaCoste Law, a woman-led family law firm, has broken ground on its new Kennewick offices. The firm, led by Jennifer...

The Pasco Public Facilities District hired former Pasco Mayor Matt Watkins to shepherd development of its $40 million voter-approved aquatics center. These 2016 drawings suggest what it could look like. (Courtesy city of Pasco)

Pasco moves to hire owner’s rep to lead aquatics center project

By Wendy Culverwell | January 2023

Pasco is moving to hire an owner’s representative to lead its efforts to build a $40 million aquatics center, one...

A construction crew hoists roof trusses onto a home being built by Stellar Homes in Siena Hills in south Richland. Homebuilding slowed in the Mid-Columbia in 2022, but strong interest at the start of 2023 has builders and agents hopeful the market will be steady in the coming year. (Photo by Wendy Culverwell)

Tri-City housing market slows but buyers are still out touring

By Wendy Culverwell | January 2023

The crystal ball gives no clear picture of what 2023 holds for the Tri-City residential real estate market. The new...

Source: Tri-City Association of Realtors

Housing market slowdown means more inventory for buyers

By Wendy Culverwell | December 2022

Brett Lott’s entry in the 2022 Parade of Homes was everything a move-up buyer in the Tri-Cities could want. Upscale...

The Falls will mix apartment living and commercial space at 4112 W. 24th Ave. in Kennewick’s Southridge area. Elite Construction and Development calls it the first true mixed-use development in the city and a sign of development to come. (Courtesy Elite Construction + Development)

The Falls to showcase mixed uses at Southridge

By Wendy Culverwell | December 2022

The Falls will marry apartments and commercial space in a single development in Kennewick’s Southridge area. It promises to be...

Lt. Col. William Cooper, commander, 1st Battalion, 161st Infantry Regiment, speaks during ribbon-cutting ceremonies at the Richland Readiness Center as soldiers responsible for overseeing it stand at parade rest on Dec. 7. (Photo by Wendy Culverwell)

Richland’s new armory throws open doors to National Guard unit

By Wendy Culverwell | December 2022

The Washington Army National Guard welcomed a 150-member company of soldiers to its $14.2 million Richland Readiness Center on National...

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