Kahlotus
Kahlotus, WA · Municipal
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School improvements, renovations top districts’ priorities
With the 2026-27 school year underway, Tri-Cities’ three public school districts continue making capital improvements that set the stage for sustainable growth and ensuring that existing schools are equipped for learning needs today and into the future. After completing two high schools last year, Pasco School District turned its...
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Washington candidates react following not guilty verdict in stalking case
(The Center Square) — After two days of testimony, a jury found Trevor DeLorme not guilty of one count of misdemeanor stalking Tuesday at the Franklin County Courthouse in Pasco, in a case involving Washington state Sen. Nikki Torres and Gabe Galbraith, her opponent in the 8th Legislative District Senate race.
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Tri-Cities Hispanic Chamber gala in Pasco to honor community leaders tonight
PASCO, Wash. — The Tri-Cities Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will host its 2026 Annual Gala, Floreciendo Juntos to honor local leaders and organizations tonight at the HAPO Center in Pasco. The event theme, which means Blooming Together, is inspired by the Mexican marigold and focused on growth through hard...
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Port of Columbia seeks feasibility study for heritage tourist train service
DAYTON, Washington — The Port of Columbia is accepting proposals for a feasibility study on establishing a heritage tourist train service between Dayton and Waitsburg, with long-term plans to extend operations to Walla Walla. Port officials released the request for proposals Oct. 1 and briefed county commissioners during an...
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Vista Field project cleared for takeoff
After progress at Vista Field slowed last year, the Port of Kennewick’s 103-acre former airfield is once again ready to take off for development. The site saw its first two businesses open in the past year, and lots are once again for sale as the port works to develop shared parking lots on the site.
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Development continues at steady clip
After a sluggish 2025, construction and development in Pasco is on an upswing. Permits issued for new single-family homes, townhouses and multifamily construction are up 66% or more through the first eight months of 2026 compared to the year prior. One of the most anticipated civic projects – the $51...