With an eye towards possibly (likely?) putting a Technology Levy in front of voters in the future, the Richland School District has created a 15-question survey to get feedback from district residents about the importance of technology in schools. There’s background about the district’s technology use on RSD.edu, and here’s the direct link to take [...]

Richland’s CREHST Museum is celebrating the centennial of women’s right to vote in Washington with a special event this weekend. This Saturday, October 2nd, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., CREHST will offer free admission to women (of any age) as part of the opening of a new Suffrage exhibit from the Washington State Historical [...]

The City of Richland is hosting its 10th annual City Fair this weekend. The event is a showcase of current city projects, services, and equipment, and it also gives residents a chance to meet and chat with city employees and City Council members. Each city department will have a booth. The city fair is free. [...]

We’re all doing a lot more reading, it seems. That’s what the circulation numbers from the Richland Library suggest. The city says circulation in August 2010 was 30% higher than it was in August 2009 — that was the first full month that the new library was open last year. Here are the stats: August [...]

Richland residents are invited to Howard Amon Park this weekend for a dedication ceremony for the 1960′s elephant slide that’s being returned to the park after its recent restoration. The fun starts at 10:00 am on Saturday, September 18. It’s happening just south of Sturgeon Cove Playground.

WSU Tri-Cities is hosting another “Open Mic Poetry Reading Night” at 7:30 pm on September 7th. Poets of all ages and skill levels are invited to share their poetry. The event is in the East Building Auditorium at 2710 University Drive, Richland. Admission is free and open to the public. If you plan to read, [...]