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By Annette Cary, Tri-City Herald | June 29, 2021 The Department of Energy is taking an initial step that could result in more of Hanford’s radioactive tank waste being turned into a concrete-like grout and shipped out of Washington state for disposal. Supporters of the technology say full-scale use of grouting to treat waste could Continue Reading »
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June 29, 2021 Gov. Jay Inslee released a statement today ahead of Washington’s upcoming June 30 reopening for individuals and businesses preparing to return to normal capacity and operations. “Washington has come a long way since the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in the country was found in our state January 2020, and that is Continue Reading »
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Kennewick, Wash. – X-Energy and TerraPower, both utility partners of Energy Northwest, have been selected by the U.S. Department of Energy to participate in the Advanced Reactor Demonstration Program (ARDP). The ARDP, established in May 2020, was designed to help private industries in the United States demonstrate the innovative capabilities of advanced nuclear reactors. According to Continue Reading »
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BY: Annette Cary AUGUST 30, 2020 Battelle has donated $35,000 to Washington State University Tri-Cities to help with needs during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Benton and Franklin Counties were approved on July 2 to move to modified Phase 1 of the state’s Safe Start Phased Reopening Plan. Washington State Secretary of Health John Weisman’s approval of the counties’ applications allows limited and modified openings for some businesses and personal activities in Benton and Franklin Counties effective at midnight on Continue Reading »
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Thursday, June 4, the City of Kennewick released the following statement regarding a new emergency grant available to Kennewick Small Businesses. Applications will be available HERE beginning Tuesday, June 9. Applications will only be accepted Tuesday June, 9 thru Thursday, June 11. See below for the full release from the City of Kennewick.      
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Today, TRIDEC was proud to join local business, economic and community leaders in launching the new Tri-Cities Open & Safe – a resource designed to help local businesses navigate a safe reopening and consumers move forward with confidence. The following press release was sent to local media on June 3, 2020 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tri-Cities, Wash.—The Continue Reading »
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A message from the Tri-Cities Airport June 6, 2020 We’re excited to welcome you back when you’re ready to travel! However, we’re also aware that things will look different during and after the pandemic. To help PSC best serve its passengers, please complete a short survey about your expectations for air travel – we want Continue Reading »
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Gov. Jay Inslee on Monday signed a proclamation that extends the stay-at-home order through May 31. His staff also outlined the governor’s phased-in plan to reopen the economy at a news conference Monday afternoon. Here is a guide to how businesses, recreation, gatherings, and travel will return in four phases. Phase 1 begins Tuesday, with the second Continue Reading »
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By JEANETTE MARANTOS | THE LA TIMES May 3, 2020 The notice on Facebook was small and nondescript: “Free potatoes donated by Washington Potato Growers.” But that’s all it took. Last Wednesday, the giveaway caused a massive traffic jam in Ritzville, a tiny eastern Washington farming town. Farmer Marvin Wollman had filled a tractor-trailer with Continue Reading »
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