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Forte! holds auditions on Saturday
RICHLAND, Wash. - The Tri-City Youth Choir is holding auditions for "forte!" the Tri-Cities' elite show choir on Saturday.
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Tri-Citians say variety good, taxes aren't when it comes to booze
Corrina Maxey and her son, Kalub, 24, check over prices and the selection of vodka Friday at the West Richland Liquor Store on Van Giesen Street.
River's Edge graduates celebrate success
River’s Edge High School graduates David Lowe, left, and Shaun Archer proudly display their diplomas Friday after their school’s commencement program at Chief Joseph Middle School in Richland.
Hanford High School hands out 335 diplomas
Colin Serkowski, a senior at Hanford High School in Richland, has a severe stutter.
Traffic Alert: George Wash. Way project starts Monday
The City of Richland will begin a major improvement project on a portion of George Washington Way on June 4. The project will continue until mid-September. A & B Asphalt will remove and replace pavement on GWWay between Jadwin Avenue and Guyer Street, just south of the Uptown Shopping Center.
Jeans for Teens Drive at Richland High
RICHLAND, Wash. - The graduating class of 2012 at Richland High School is paying it forward Friday, June 1st, with their "Jeans for Teens" drive.
Police investigating after boy, 13, found slain in town of Pacific
A 13-year-old boy was found slain Friday morning in the south King County town of Pacific after his father reported his son and his 16-year-old daughter missing.
Richland students get outed as being Ding Dong ditchers
Richland High School seniors Jessica Danoff, left, and Bridgette Nickeson, both 18, hold boxes of Hostess Ding Dongs on Thursday that were presented to them during graduation rehearsal.
Pipeline monitoring takes flight
RICHLAND, Wash.-- Oil and gas pipelines run all across the country, but many people don't know how they're monitored.
Students learn to eat healthy and stay active
RICHLAND, Wash., -- Students at Richland's Badger Mountain Elementary School learned two important life lessons this morning - eat healthy and stay active.
It's clich but appropriate: Stop and smell the roses
We like that there is one day a week when we get to read letters about people's acts of kindness to each other.
Richland man graduates while facing mysterious illness
Jason Harris 21, of Richland shows off some of his drawings, in a sketch book and on the computer screen, he turned in as part of an elective class to graduate this year from River's Edge Alternative High School.
Officer added to Tri-City Regional SWAT Team
RICHLAND, Wash. - The Tri-Cities SWAT Team has officially added a new member. Officer Matt Nelson is the newest addition.
Northwest wines think pink with dry rosés
Fortunately, the gold standard for rosA© wines in the United States has been set in Richland, Wash., by Barnard Griffin Winery.
Callaway Mayor's Death Takes Bizarre Turn
Callaway- The controversy surrounding Callaway Mayor Bob Thompson's death took a bizarre turn Tuesday night.
Tri-City summer: the most wonderful time of the year
Prof. Allan Felsot, WSU Tri-Cities professor of entomology and environmental toxicology, gave a presentation on insects, spiders and sea life during Washington State University Tri-Cities Summer Science Camp in Richland last summer.
Idaho calls 'Five Wives Vodka' offensive to church
Idaho liquor regulators say a Utah liquor named "Five Wives Vodka" is in bad taste and they won't stock bottles or take special orders at state-owned stores.
Three Rivers Bicycle Coalition, along with the city of Richland and Columbia Center Rotary Club, plan to install 40 “Share the Road” signs around the city.
IsoRay's Cesium-131 Prostate Cancer Treatment Featured on Discovery Channel
IsoRay Inc. , a medical technology company and innovator in seed brachytherapy and medical radioisotope applications, today announced that Discovery Channel has featured the Company's Cesium-131 brachytherapy treatment for localized prostate cancer.
Tri-City students get royal learning in the musical arts
Fourteen Tri-City student musicians got some advanced training recently when an examiner with the Royal Conservatory Carnegie Hall Achievement Program came to town for special testing meant to advance their skills.