The Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business spoke with MMEC to ask five questions about commercial design.

Hummel Construction & Development does its best to shine the light on clients and not itself. 

Q&A with Jason Archibald, president/principal architect with Archibald & Company Architects, P.S.

Documents filed under Washington’s environmental review process reveal a list of projects in the works for the Mid-Columbia for July 2024.

The owners of the Tri-Cities’ newest Japanese restaurant took the best dishes of the big cities and put them all onto their own menu. 

An intensive, 12-day summer class aims to teach essential skills to high school students who were new to the country. 

This flower shop in downtown Kennewick has been around for more than half a century.

A parent can structure a gift of $1 million to a child today so that neither the child nor the parent will pay any tax.
A common misconception is that a person is limited in the amount of gifts he or she can give to friends or family. The truth is that there are no limits. 

Heartlinks’ Hospice Benefit Shop in Prosser received a new coat of paint and sign, thanks to the generosity of several community groups and volunteers.

The classically trained chef and co-owner of Hot Mess Burgers & Fries, a mainstay in downtown Kennewick, also now is living as her authentic self.