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Spooky Halloween cookie workshop is happening this week
Grab your aprons and gear up for the spooky Halloween cookie class in Kennewick at Layered Cake Artistry. A local cottage food business called Laughing Llama Bakery is hosting it . Laughing Llama Bakery specializes in custom cookies, cakes, and cupcakes. During the cookie workshop, you'll learn step by step...
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Restaurant Coalition Urges Pasco to Crack Down on Illegal Street Food Vendors
PASCO, Wash. — A statewide restaurant coalition is calling on the City of Pasco to take immediate action against what it describes as a growing network of unlicensed food vendors operating in the city. In a formal letter sent to Pasco City Manager Harold Stewart, the Washington State Restaurant...
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Hermiston Marching Band wins Cavalcade of Bands
HERMISTON, Ore.-The Hermiston High School Marching Band brought home first place in their division from the Cavalcade of Bands in Kennewick on October 4. The Hermiston Marching Band won six awards, including “Best Overall” in the AA division, the latest accolades in what has been a strong season for a young band.
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Mid-Columbia Symphony kicks off its season with a Halloween twist
RICHLAND, Wash. – The Mid-Columbia Symphony is set to begin its 81st season with a Halloween-themed concert, “Spooky Revelry,” this weekend. Originating during World War II, the symphony has grown from a community orchestra into a professional ensemble. Interim Director Adrienne Fletcher noted the historical roots of...
The Oregonian
Popular Tri-Cities brewery Moonshot has bad news for Richland pub fans
Moonshot Brewing, a popular Tri-Cities brewery that launched in Kennewick in 2019, is closing the Richland pub it opened three years ago. The Pub at the Park, 94 Lee Blvd., will close after last call on Oct. 25, owners Hilary Bird and Ryan Wattenbarger announced this week to members of the brewery’s Apollo Club.
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National sandwich chain expanding in Tri-Cities
A fast-growing national sub sandwich chain has plans for a fourth location in the Tri-Cities, roughly four years after opening its first in Richland. Signage for Jersey Mike’s along with a poster saying “Coming Soon” has been installed on the small three-space retail development along George Washington Way in the Washington Plaza shopping center. Currently a Starbucks is the only tenant in the development, which was completed more than a year ago.
hereisoregon.com
Abandoned Oregon theater reopens to applause after two generations of DIY work
Like the Tin Man in “The Wizard of Oz,” residents of the tiny northeast Oregon town of Athena have finally fulfilled their wish for a cultural heart: a premier arts and performance venue on Main Street. After 20 years of work by two generations of teenagers and adults...
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Tri-Cities restaurant operator breaks record with third Franchisee of the Year award
The franchise owner for Kennewick and Pasco locations of a popular national breakfast restaurant chain is once again being lauded by the company for the success of her restaurants and leadership. Susan Mendenhall received the 2024 Franchisee of the Year award at IHOP’s recent global franchisee conference in California, according...
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Watercolor artist focuses her paintings on Tri-City landmarks
Chris Walling claims she’s only doing it to pay her Visa bill, but the Tri-City watercolor artist has made a name for herself painting local landmarks and businesses, including many around Richland. The Richland artist started painting more than 35 years ago with a goal of having 20 watercolors...
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Pub near Howard Amon Park closing
Winter has come for Moonshot Brewing’s Pub at the Park in Richland. The Kennewick-based brewery announced via social media that it would close its smaller satellite location on Lee Boulevard just outside Richland’s Howard Amon Park on Oct. 25. “We truly loved serving you these past three years...