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Convention Center director chosen

An executive manager from Illinois will be the new executive director of the Three Rivers Convention center, Toyota Center and Toyota Arena in Kennewick. Corey A. Pearson, 38, was chosen by VenuWorks, which manages the Kennewick facilities under contract with … Continue reading

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Job diversification tops list of development priorities

Major metropolitan centers in Washington, and most of the nation, have been experiencing thousands of layoffs. However, diversification efforts by TRIDEC and its economic development partners have positioned the Tri-Cities to be able to weather the recent economic recession with … Continue reading

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Tri-Cities Recreation

Visitors to the Tri-Cities will find outdoor adventures for all ages. The confluence of the Snake, Yakima, and Columbia rivers has produced an aquatic playground second to none. The area’s inviting waterways beckon water lovers from all over the region … Continue reading

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Three Rivers facilities provide entertainment options

The Three Rivers Campus is the Entertainment District of the Tri-Cities. The Three Rivers Convention Center, Toyota Center and Toyota Arena all are public buildings that continue to focus on bringing conventions, meetings, sports, concerts, family shows, Broadway shows and … Continue reading

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Lab takes global outlook as it benefits Tri-Cities

Tri-Citians are weathering these economic tough times with the same even keel they’ve handled other highs and lows. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, as always, is playing an important role in keeping the local economy on course. PNNL has seen–even thrived … Continue reading

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Tri-Cities sends 100 member strong delegation to Olympia on behalf of community

A contingency of more than 100 Tri-Citians ventured to Olympia in February for the annual Tri-Cities Legislative Day. About 40 people from the Tri-Cities Legislative Council joined another 60 other Tri-Citians Feb 19-20 to lobby and discuss important regional issues … Continue reading

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PASCO

In 1805, Lewis and Clark camped at the confluence of the Columbia and Snake rivers in an area that 200 years later is called Sacajawea State Park in honor of their Native American guide; little did they know the surrounding … Continue reading

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Council recommends beautifying rivershore as key to master plan

Creating a master plan for landscaping the area’s rivershore and adding public art is the top recommendation of a new study released Wednesday by the Tri-Cities Rivershore Enhancement Council. The study was completed by the Washington, D.C.-based Waterfront Center and … Continue reading

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Retirees give Tri-Cities a boost

Seniors moving to Mid-Columbia from more expensive cities add $1 billion to economy Retiree income contributes to become a growing slice of the area economy as more retired workers flee higher-priced regions of the country to settle in the Tri-Cities. … Continue reading

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