Tri Cities, WA News Roundup (8/24/25)

Tri-Cities budget date ideas: Last weekend’s lineup offered free live music at local bars, $10 comedy and drag shows, plus fair and wine-tasting stops—all under $50 — find out what made them a hit.

Nuclear advocacy through art: WSU Tri-Cities’ Richland exhibit explores regional voices and debates on nuclear advocacy, from the Manhattan Project to today’s movements — find out what’s on display.

Benton Franklin Fair highlights: The “Best Week of Summer” ran Aug. 19–23 with Old MacDonald’s Barn marking 50 years with new Highland cows, two fresh rides, a dino-themed Kids’ Zone and revamped entrances and parking — check out the highlights.

New Kennewick superintendent: Lance Hansen steps into the Tri-Cities’ largest district ahead of the 2025-26 school year, touring buildings, forging community ties and tackling achievement gaps and a looming levy renewal — find out.

New Richland VA facility: Veterans in the Tri-Cities will soon have access to expanded care options after nearly $50 million in funding was secured for a new VA center — find out what this means for local veterans.

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