The City will hold two public events (Sept 30 and Oct 17). Staff will share the vision for the projects, its potential benefits, impacts on the community, and financing required.
The City says it believes the project will "spur significant economic development in the heart of our Tri-Cities community."
Artist Laura Truitt on her exhibit: “The underlying conflict in my work is generated by climate change, land abuse and over consumption of all kinds, my own included.” CBC will have the work on display from Sept 16 to Oct 10, with artist lecture Oct 3.
State official says they are gathering information and “not trying to develop mitigation option of a breaching or removal recommendation at this time.” WA Dept of Ecology has a task force page, and here’s some background from the Inlander.
Game 5 will be at Gesa Stadium tonight. Tickets are available here.
Steve Lee: “Beware of local candidates that vow to do anything in regards to gun laws, needle exchanges, or anything else that is 100% controlled at a state / federal / constitutional level. It only demonstrates their lack of knowledge or their lack of honesty. Neither are a good look. #PizzaForLunchEVERYday #NoMoreReportCards #2Homecomings”
I'm a caregiver for my folks and I’m involved in theatre with the Richland Players and Rude Mechanicals.
⭐️ Emily Richman on Jerry:
“Jerry’s work as an actor and poet is inspiring to me as a local artist. He is so compassionate and supportive of the artists he collaborates with.”
🔥 What drives Jerry
“I'm excited by good theater, a good local art scene, poetry, and freedom of expression in all forms.”
🌈 Jerry‘s vision for the Tri-Cities
“I'm heavily biased, but I'd like to see our cultural diversity grow and see it reflected in art. We have to leave fear behind and embrace change.”
Coffee from Barracuda. Any coffee. Best in town.
Check out any of our local theatre companies.
I enjoy Howard Amon Park in the fall and winter. It's very serene.
The Rude Mechanicals. They're doing great things in the art community.
K Benton Fletcher plays guitar and sings his heart out. One of the most talented folks I know.
Emily Richman inspires me with her fearless approach to theatre and life in general.
I admire Jim Wutzke for his steadfast support of theatre. Unwavering comes to mind.
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Washington's global wheat exports blocked by dam locks
WSU TC holding grand opening for MOSAIC Center for Student Inclusion
City of Kennewick holding 9/11 remembrance services today
You can help fund care for uninsured Tri-folk by voting for Grace Clinic for Milbrandt's charity wine release
Starbucks no longer selling newspapers
Kennewick now streaming city council meetings Richland offering free money to improve businesses' exteriors
REACH Museum offering Sept 20 tour of channeled scablands
China tariffs are affecting local bike shops
Pasco's Community Hope Wall more than halfway to fundraising goal, but still needs help
Kennewick dreams big, deals bigger: public-private partnership could score a 2000-seat theater, hotel, and more
Run in memory of loved ones lost at Dia de los Muertos Run Nov 2 to Downtown Pasco
Patty Murray wants “Digital Equity Act” to bring broadband and Internet skills to underserved communities
The vit plant probably won’t be finished on schedule. Every other Hanford project ever: “Welcome to the club, Vito.”
Critics connecting Beauchamp to ex-in-law’s fraud
Spokane Valley state rep Matt Shea and others proposing to split Washington state
Plot twist: anonymous complaint against Tom Moak and Don Barnes was made by fellow Port commissioner Novakovich
Dept of Ecology seeking public input on cleanup of industrial waste in Pasco landfill
Sept 20 deadline for comments on new proposed overtime laws. Opinion for: New protections are good for work-life balance Against: L&I should go back to the drawing board.
Walking maps of downtown Richland and the Parkway updated by the city
Complete pre-season round-up of area high school football teams Tri-Cities’ hot market attracts outside buyers WSU Tri-Cities entomology professor wins National teaching award
Uptown Art Walk has an open “call for zombies” flash mob
Blue Bridge getting cleaned and re-painted
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