Columbia Basin Racquet Club will hold a special BODYCOMBAT class at 9:15 a.m. Saturday to raise food for area food banks.
Instead of paying the fee, participants may donate two nonperishable food items.
The 90-minute session is an energetic cardio workout inspired by martial arts. Columbia Basin Racquet Club is at 1776 Terminal Drive in Richland.
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Northwest Pilates moves to Richland club
Northwest Pilates moves to Richland club
Northwest Pilates has moved to Columbia Basin Racquet Club, 1776 Terminal Drive, Richland.
Northwest Pilates is a regional training center for power Pilates and a licensed Gyrotonic pre-training facility.
For more information, go to northwestpilatesandwellness.com .
Diabetes group will serve pancakes today
Diabetes group will serve pancakes today
American Diabetes Association volunteers will serve pancakes at Columbia Basin Racquet Club, 1776 Terminal Drive, in Richland today to raise money for the organization.
The pancake breakfast is from 9 to 11 a.m., and is part of the club's "Tennis for the health of it" weekend.
The weekend also includes cardio tennis and a fundraiser auction.
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
On this date in Mid-Columbia sports history
* Sept. 18, 2003 -- Tri-City Americans owner Darryl Porter and general manager Bob Tory were concerned about the team's attendance figures. With one day before the team's season home opener against the Spokane Chiefs, only 1,900 tickets had been sold.
* Sept. 18, 1998 -- Al Genatone rushed for 141 yards as Kamiakin defeated Southridge 34-7 in the first-ever varsity football meeting between the Kennewick schools.
* Sept. 18, 1988 -- Angus Bampton and Kara Long won the singles titles at the Tri-City Tennis Association's First of Fall Tournament at the Columbia Basin Racquet Club in Richland.
Tri-Citians work to tackle childhood obesity
Tri-Citians work to tackle childhood obesity
KENNEWICK -- As sixth-graders meandered into Ron Schuh's health class at Park Middle School this week, their attention immediately was drawn to a rack of exercise bars.
The students clustered around the rack -- some of them hefting the color-tipped bars to feel their weight -- before being hustled to their seats by Schuh so he could start the class.
The bars, which are free weights in bar form, were part of his "Walk the Talk Wednesday" -- a weekly lesson plan that incorporates some aspect of exercise and fitness into whatever students are learning at the time.
Comedy show proceeds to help Tri-City Food Bank
Comedy show proceeds to help Tri-City Food Bank
RICHLAND -- A "Funny for Food" comedy show will be from 8:30 to 10 p.m. today at Joker's Comedy Club in Richland.
Cost is three food items, or $5. All proceeds go to the Tri-City Food Bank.
The show features 10 Central Washington comedians, including headliner Adam Kessler.
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