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This Washington Town Is So Cheap, You Can Live On Nothing But Social Security
Somewhere in the Yakima Valley, tucked between vineyards and hop fields, there’s a small town called Sunnyside that might just be the most underrated place in all of Washington State. If your wallet has been crying lately, Sunnyside, Washington is ready to hand it a tissue and a warm...
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Monthly Membership Luncheon - The Race to Power: Meeting the Northwest's Growing Demand for Electricity
On Wednesday, the Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce gathered for our October Membership Luncheon, “The Race to Power: Meeting the Northwest’s Growing Demand for Electricity.”. Our panelists Bob Schuetz of Energy Northwest, Hamody Hindi of the Bonneville Power Administration, and Rick Dunn of Benton PUD walked us through...
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Building Code Reform Could Shape Tri-Cities Housing Costs
Housing policy advocate Nicholas Erickson argues that three-year model building code cycles do not allow enough time to evaluate new requirements in real-world conditions. He recommends stronger safety and affordability baselines, cost analysis, supporting evidence and a clear problem-solution connection before mandates are adopted. A more deliberate review process could...
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PNNL breaks ground on a 100-instrument autonomous microbe lab that will open to outside researchers in 2029
Ten months after the Energy Department commissioned a 1,800-square-foot robotic lab for studying microbes, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) has started building a facility 17 times its size. The national lab broke ground Oct. 20 in Richland, Washington, on a 30,800-square-foot autonomous biosciences lab, the Microbial Molecular Phenotyping Capability (M2PC).
Tri-City Herald
High prices aren't slowing down Tri-Cities gas station building boom
Welcome to a special gas station-themed edition of “What’s being built there?” This regular Tri-City Herald feature gives short descriptions of construction projects shaping the Tri-Cities. Share projects you want to see updated at news@tricityherald.com. Kennewick Friend’s Corner Gas Station 311 S. Columbia Center Blvd. LCR Construction has started framing the future gas station, convenience store and retail center near the Flashcube building at South Columbia Center Boulevard and West Clearwater. The site is best known as the former home of the Kennewick Flower Farm landscape and shrubbery business. The project includes an 8,500-square-foot retail building containing a 5,500-square-foot convenience store, drive-thru food service and space for additional tenants. A 2,700-square-foot canopy will shelter five fuel pumps served by a 40,000-gallon underground tank. The project is being built for owner OMJSR LC by LCR Construction LLC. Metro Mart Gas Station and Laundromat 1400 W. 10th Ave. Construction of a new Metro Mart gas station and convenience store is wrapping up near Kennewick’s Riverview Cemetery at 10th and Olympia streets. The project began this spring and includes a 4,300-square-foot convenience store/gas station as well as a 1,400-squaare-foot laundromat. Thorn Construction Group is the contractor. Permits value the project at nearly $1.9