Tri-Cities Chaplaincy has completed a remodel of its Hospice House at 2108 W. Entiat Ave. in Kennewick.

Franklin County has completed a new 1,560-square-foot morgue facility at 1310 N. Fifth Ave. in Pasco to support the growing service needs of the coroner’s office as the county’s population continues to expand.

Columbia Basin Health Association’s new 35,000-square-foot clinic at 7405 Three Rivers Drive, Pasco, opened in November to expand the community’s access to health care.

Benton County has completed upgrades and expanded its canine shelter at 1116 N. Grant Place, Kennewick.

Columbia Basin Hearing Center’s new West Richland clinic at 1468 Bombing Range Road opened in June to bring another convenient location to serve the hearing needs of residents.

The opening of STCU’s Columbia Center branch at 2001 N. Columbia Center Blvd., Richland, marked its 50th branch in Eastern Washington, Eastern Oregon and North Idaho.

The American Red Cross has opened a remodeled center at 7202 W. Deschutes Ave. in Kennewick to bring biomedical services and other Red Cross programs under one roof.

Wake Up Call opened its 14th location in the Tri-Cities and its 33rd overall at 590 Gage Blvd. in Richland.

ICCU’s new branch at 3720 S. Zintel Way, Kennewick, is its first location in the Tri-Cities and will serve as a regional hub for community engagement and business services.

The Tri-Cities’ second Summer’s Hub location is poised to open soon in Pasco at 6120 Burden Blvd. in the Gesa Stadium parking lot.