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Tri-City ice cream shop is closing, but you'll still be able to find its flavors
Sweet treat supplier What’s The Scoop? has announced plans to close. The ice cream shop opened in 2022 and will serve its last scoop on a to-be-announced Saturday in November, according to a social media post. In the meantime, owners Mallory and Rob Chapin ask that fans share their favorite memories of the shop. This isn’t goodbye forever. Ice cream pints and customs will be available next door at Poutine, Eh?, also owned by the Chapins. One commenter said “favorite memory is taking my kids to grab a scoop,” while another said “I will forever miss the unique flavors y’all created.” Examples of the creativity include peach cinnamon, jalapeño cheesecake, yellow watermelon sorbet and more. What’s The Scoop? is at 3902 W. Clearwater Ave. Ste 119, Kennewick. It will be opening one last time on Friday, Nov. 27 noon-6 p.m. and Saturday, Nov. 28 noon-8 p.m. Poutine, Eh? Poutine, Eh? is right next door in Suite 120. They serve a variety of classic and unique variations of the Canadian comfort food. Their menu features a weekly special called The Trebek. This week’s Trebek features smoked German pork roast and stone ground mustard. The cheese curds for the poutine come from
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This Family-Run Washington Grill Serves Sweet, Smoky Filipino Pork BBQ Skewers That Taste Like Home
Families from Spokane have made a two-hour drive just for a plate of Filipino comfort food here. Travelers rolling down from Canada have stopped for it too. The draw starts with pork BBQ skewers that land right between sweet and smoky. Then come lumpia, kare-kare in rich peanut sauce, and halo-halo piled with ube ice cream and fruit.
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Richland author reels in stories of fishing, friendship and aging
Dennis Dauble has spent a lifetime chasing fish. Along the way, he’s collected something even better: stories. They’re tales about family, fishing buddies, adventures and misadventures. And, increasingly, stories about growing older and saying goodbye. The 76-year-old Richland author and retired fisheries scientist explores these themes in his...
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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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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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Meals on Wheels - November 2026
Mid-Columbia Meals on Wheels senior dining sites serve hot meals from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. Meals are free for seniors age 60 and older. Seniors must make reservations 24 business hours in advance by calling 509-735-1911. Tuesday, Nov. 3: Smothered pork, mashed potatoes, mixed vegetables. Wednesday,...
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.