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Smart Muscle: The brawn and the brains behind the building of River Ranch Resort
Behind every golf course are the unseen hands, and unseen sweat, of those who built it, and those who maintain it. Glen Murry, serving as the superintendent who will prepare the launch of the opening of the new River Ranch Resort in Pasco, Wash., has been on site since day one, and he wouldn’t have it any other way.
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Tri-City Herald
Clover Island restaurant celebrates 50 years. Owners ready to pass the torch
In the last 50 years, a Tri-Cities waterfront restaurant has witnessed anniversary dinners, been the backdrop to proposals and hosted countless nights out with friends and family. Owners Doug and Carrie Lundgren have put together a month-long celebration to honor Cedars at Pier One’s legacy. In the background, they’re looking for someone new to take over the decades-old business on Clover Island. Celebrating Cedars To kick off the celebration, the Lundgrens want to recognize those special occasions shared at the restaurant. The first is a treasure chest where diners can write out their favorite Cedars memories. In December, the restaurant will pull some with prizes to be announced. They’re also inviting guests to bring photos of their favorite moments at Cedars and put them on the bulletin board. To honor all of the special occasions Tri-Citians have celebrated at the restaurant, the Lundgrens are throwing a prom-themed dinner. Dress in your finest formal wear and attend the Solar-Spirit -sponsored event, on Saturday, Nov. 14. Attendees can expect specialty drinks, appetizers and dinner specials. Then Block One Distillery will join the party for a Harvest Fest-themed evening on Saturday, Nov. 21. Special crafted cocktails and appetizers specials are on the menu.
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Shop at Holiday Market in the Dayton Depot
Make the Dayton Historic Depot Museum your first stop for holiday shopping during Dayton’s Christmas Kickoff event!. Step inside the historic depot and discover a charming holiday market filled with unique treasures, festive treats, and gifts with a local touch. Browse among a delightful selection of handmade vintage candies, homemade cookies, local artwork and handcrafted goods created by talented regional artists and makers. Whether you’re searching for a thoughtful gift, a special something for your holiday table, or a little treat for yourself, you’re sure to find something to make the season brighter.
Tri-City Herald
New coffee shop coming to Pasco + Fan favorite bakery launches loyalty program
You’ve seen the signs. The “Coming Soon” banner on that long-empty building or the flashy posting on Facebook and Instagram. New restaurants, coffee shops and more are in the beginning states of their Tri-Cities’ debut. They may not be quite ready to open, but we’ll share what we know about them. Send your questions and tips to news@tricityherald.com. Soul Café 8425 Chapel Hill Blvd. Pasco A new coffee shop is making its debut in Pasco. Soul Café’ s grand opening is set for Friday, Oct. 23 from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. The café , owned by Mykola Lavrynchuk according to state records, has a menu of signature lattes, matchas, refreshers and more. Food offerings include cake slices, macarons, tarts and more. After the grand opening, hours will be Monday-Saturday 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Rise & Shine Bake Shop 308 W. Kennewick Ave., Kennewick Tri-Citians may remember Rise & Shine Bake Shop from the beloved Jimothy cookies they made this summer. Now the bake shop, started in 2021 by Annelee Giese , is leveling up. This week, a loyalty program is kicking off. Customers can sign up in store while making a purchase. “I am excited to be able to offer a little
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Dinner in 321: The meal that almost made Josh break FCC regulations
We are so excited to welcome Laura Ashley Johnson, dietitian and food content creator behind Dinner in 321, to our Apple Valley News Now kitchen!. With more than 3 million followers and a passion for making delicious, approachable meals for busy families, Laura Ashley is bringing her most popular recipes right here to our region.
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Pasco aquatic center plans floating pumpkin patch to draw families
PASCO, Wash. — The Pasco Aquatic Center is using a floating pumpkin patch to bring families to the pool and keep visitors coming back beyond summer. The center opened in late June and drew about 65,000 visitors from June 27 through Labor Day, according to aquatics division manager Tony Tuck. He said about half came from outside Pasco, which could help other businesses in the city.