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Open 2014 / Walter Clore Wine & Culinary Center

The Port of Benton purchased 16 acres of land overlooking Prosser along the Yakima River to establish a central point of contact for visitors wanting to learn more about the Washington State wine industry.  After several years of planning and construction, the Walter Clore Wine & … Continue reading

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Got a wee bit of the Scotsman in ya?

Aye! Are ye looking for yer ancestors that came from the Highlands? Balmoral? Or perhaps the Isles? The 10th annual Scottish Fest in Prosser could be the place for ye! Over these past 10 years, the Prosser event has become … Continue reading

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Ports report on accomplishments and future projects

The three ports in the Tri-Cities area reported on the projects they have undertaken to help boost the economy of the Tri-City area recently. Officials from the Port of Kennewick, Port of Pasco, and the Port of Benton, who comprise … Continue reading

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Richland moves toward development funding

The city of Richland on Tuesday (August 25) took another step toward applying for a state program that would help pay for new development north of the Richland Airport. The program would generate revenue to pay for $8.5 million in … Continue reading

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Kennewick’s Airport fate still undecided

The future of Vista Field as an airport is still hung up on whether the city of Kennewick has any right to share proceeds from development if it is closed. Port of Kennewick commissioners want the city council to give … Continue reading

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