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Innovation-minded

Private sector partnerships propel Richland startup toward large-scale deployment

February 12, 2026
Ty Beaver

Private companies and startups are partnering with this Richland-based company, setting the stage for it to apply its technology at scale.



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Eastern WA’s destination for vintage, collectible auto parts to reopen under new ownership

February 12, 2026
Laura Kostad

This spring, Dan’s Garage in Kennewick will reopen with a new driver behind the wheel of the 45-year-old vintage and collectible auto parts salvage business.


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Keep on trucking

How Oasis Freight scaled from mom-and-pop to multistate powerhouse

February 12, 2026
Laura Kostad

This Kennewick-based company’s small business success story is one that entrepreneurs dream about.


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Richland library loses cafe lobby tenant

February 12, 2026
Rachel Visick

The cafe in the Richland Public Library has closed, though the cafe’s other two locations remain open.


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Knockerball owners shift focus back to mobile events, axe throwing

February 12, 2026
Rachel Visick

After launching in a physical location for the first time last year, a mobile Knockerball business closed its indoor operation at the end of 2025. The owners are shifting their focus back to mobile events and their axe-throwing business. 


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This performance shop is expanding at full throttle

New $2.1 million building will have spaces for lease
January 15, 2026
Rachel Visick

After 19 years in business in a tight leased space in Kennewick, a performance car service and parts shop is planning to move to a building of its own in the Horn Rapids area of Richland. 


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Grappling growth

Champion-led studio expands to meet growing student demand

January 15, 2026
Jeff Morrow

A local investment group of Brazilian jiujitsu enthusiasts is building a new studio at 3 Louisiana St., just off Clearwater Avenue in Kennewick, to help the next generation of martial arts students gain confidence and improve their quality of life.


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Beyond a truck stop breakfast

Seasoned chef and bar owner team up to open all-day diner

January 15, 2026
Jeff Morrow

Before this Pasco restaurant ever had a name on the door, it already had a history built on trust, loyalty and a bar owner’s belief in an experienced chef wanting to make the space his own.


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A passion for the past endures at one of Richland’s oldest homes

January 15, 2026
Laura Kostad

For this shop owner now in her 70s, her business combines her two loves: framing and selling antiques.


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Landscape designer acquires local native plant nursery

January 15, 2026
Laura Kostad

A Tri-Cities specialty nursery was recently acquired by a local landscape designer and general contractor who focuses on hyper-local native plants.


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