Lee Boulevard in Richland will be closed overnight three times this week while work crews work on paving the roadway. The closures will begin at 9:00 pm on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday nights. The street will reopen each following morning at 6:00 am.

Here in the Tri-Cities, the shop (outside garage or oversized storage shed or mammoth building) is KING.  Shops add value and are considered a very desirable commodity.
Now, the city of Richland has passed a law banning “monster” garages, actually, any garage that is taller than the house.  It shouldn’t have a significant effect.  Richland does [...]

Are you wondering what that new construction is in the Target Shopping Center parking lot? (AKA, Vintner’s Square) The heavy equipment is at work on the southeast corner of the property, right across from Starbucks.
I was wondering, too, and I had my fingers crossed that it was a Chili’s Restaurant, TGI Friday’s, or maybe even [...]

The big news this morning is the CID canal break along Columbia Park Trail in Richland. I first heard about it on Twitter, with news coming in from the local TV stations and the Herald.
The break is located on the north side of Columbia Park Trail near the Hills West development. The Herald says [...]

Both the DOE and U.S. Rep Doc Hastings have told the National Park Service (NPS) that Hanford’s B Reactor should be included in any plans to create a Manhattan Project National Historic Park. (Seems to us like you can’t really have a Manhattan Project historic park and not include Hanford, can you?)
The NPS is concerned [...]

The City of Richland will dedicate a time capsule during a public ceremony this Wednesday, April 28th.
“Why,” you ask?
Because Richland was founded 100 years earlier, on April 28, 1910. The city was incorporated as what’s was called a “Fourth Class Town” and then later dissolved in 1942 as part of the US government’s [...]