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Richland adopts new parks plan
A newly-adopted plan for Richland’s parks, recreation programs and open space calls for improving park facilities throughout the city, from playgrounds to Howard Amon Park’s Fingernail Stage. The six-year plan was built from the input of more than 2,000 community members and is aimed at maintaining current parklands...
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Fast Eddy’s Drive-In sold after 25+ years in Walla Walla
WALLA WALLA — Fast Eddy’s drive-in, a local staple located at 500 West Main St., has been sold after more than 25 years of business, owners Larry and Anna Edwards announced Monday. In a statement posted to the restaurant’s Facebook page, the Edwards family expressed gratitude to the...
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Walla Walla museum recreates local history through weekly program
WALLA WALLA — History will come alive Sunday, Oct. 4, at the Fort Walla Walla Museum, 755 NE Myra Road, when an actor will retell the story of Herbert Niccolls starting at 2 p.m. Niccolls was just 12 when he was incarcerated at the Washington State Penitentiary for shooting...
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Tom Segura Announces Kennewick Date for His 2027 Tour
Get ready, Tri-Cities, as Tom Segura is coming to the Columbia Basin on May 27th, 2027. Tom Segura Announces Kennewick Date for His 2027 Tour. One of the biggest names in comedy, Tom Segura will take the stage at the Toyota Center in Kennewick as part of the Tom Segura: Preposterous tour. It'll be a great night of laughs and fun.
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Tri-Cities Oktoberfest Fundraiser Will Bring Music, Food and Community Support to Local Animal Rescues in Kennewick, With Proceeds Aiding Area Shelters Next Week
KENNEWICK, WA — A new Oktoberfest event in the Tri-Cities is set to begin in less than a week, with organizers aiming to turn a fall celebration into support for local animal rescue groups. The gathering is being promoted as a community event that combines the spirit of Oktoberfest with a practical fundraiser for shelters and rescues in the area.
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Yakima Valley’s Rattlesnake Hills AVA is producing exceptional grapes – and wine
YAKIMA — Across the Rattlesnake Hills American Viticultural Area near Zillah, vineyard owners were preparing for what many expect to be another strong vintage. From multi-generational farming operations to small family-run wineries, the region’s unique native soil and high elevation continue to produce some of Washington’s most distinct wines.
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Author Tim Mulligan discusses the 4th installment in his The World of Witchland series, DITCHLAND.
In DITCHLAND, the fourth entry in The World of Witchland graphic novel series, author Tim Mulligan returns to the nuclear-tainted landscape of Richland, Washington. #author #supernatural #publishing news #interview #Tim Mulligan #Ditchland #graphic novel #Pyrink #the world of witchland series #horror #nuclear reactor #Richland WA #Highpoint Lit #Spotify. When Is...
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Richland's Favorite Food Truck Finally Gets a Sit-down Spot on George Washington Way
Doggie Style Gourmet traded the food truck for a brick-and-mortar location at 624 George Washington Way. The Tri-Cities favorite features an expanded menu to include smash burgers, mac and cheese, and more than just hot dogs.
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Symphony tunes up for season, new music director
The Mid-Columbia Symphony is tuning up for its 82nd season after financial difficulties led to an abbreviated concert series the year before. This year’s season will be a special one, as it serves as the selection process for the symphony’s next director – which made adequate funding even more essential.
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This Hidden Oregon Restaurant Hides Behind an Unmarked Door Where You’ll Find Homemade Pasta Beneath the Street
Picture wandering down a quiet street in eastern Oregon, spotting a heavy unmarked door, and stepping into a dim, cozy world you never knew existed. Below street level waits a warm little room where the pasta is homemade and the atmosphere feels like a secret straight out of the 1920s.
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Ghost of Dolly Parton spotted on second floor of Anderson Hall
At Whitman College’s Anderson Hall, the opening week frenzy seemed to be settling into a predictable routine. Following the legendary country singer Dolly Parton’s untimely demise, move-in took on a startling new challenge. Resident assistants began receiving complaints early the following morning of an overwhelming smell of southern comfort food drifting throughout the building. After students and faculty were unable to find the source of the mysterious smell, maintenance was called to ascertain the cause. The inspection was unsuccessful due to the maintenance workers abandoning their posts. When contacted for a comment on the walkout, one worker said simply, “It’s enough to drive you crazy if you let it.”
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Eastern Oregon Regional Airport highlights $1.8M revenue, UAS growth in annual update
PENDLETON – Eastern Oregon Regional Airport Manager Dan Bandel presented the annual State of the Airport report to the Pendleton City Council last week. He highlighted growth in the airport’s unmanned aerial systems operations, including a new range manager, office specialist, and operations/safety specialist. He said those hires strengthen support for daily activity and long-term growth.