Art meets nuclear advocacy: WSU Tri-Cities’ Richland exhibit showcases creative works that chronicle the history and impact of nuclear advocacy — find out what sparks the conversation.
Kennewick facility now open: Benton County’s Moderate Risk Waste Facility at 1709 South Ely Street opened on Aug. 20 for household paint, pesticide and cleaner drop-offs, with clear signage and hours Wednesday through Saturday — find out what you can throw out.
Lobos break new ground: Sageview High’s 300,000-square-foot campus opens next week for 1,140 freshmen through juniors, relieving overcrowding at Chiawana and Pasco Sr. High — find out more.
Tri-Cities VA expansion approved: Congress authorized $48 million to replace Richland’s 9,800-sq-ft clinic with a 100,000-sq-ft facility featuring radiology, dental, optometry, audiology, prosthetics and pharmacy, slated for a 2029 opening — find out what services you will get.
Comic Con ignites Pasco: Tri-Cities Powerhouse’s inaugural Comic Con drew thousands of fans to Pasco over the weekend for panels, cosplay, vendors, and community fun — check out the highlights.
Other Tri Cities headlines this week
- WA records highest U.S. business applications
- 10 Tri-Cities establishments failed food safety inspections
- Free workshop teaches customer service techniques
- NAACP Tri-Cities opened Pasco office strengthening advocacy
- Kennewick entrepreneurs pitch big ideas in minutes
- Seattle leads as tourism surges across Washington
