A golf challenge and gala dinner to raise money for Columbia Industries in Kennewick is Aug. 20-21.
The best-ball scrambler golf event is Aug. 20 at Canyon Lakes golf course. The steak and lobster dinner with silent and live auctions follows Aug. 21.
Columbia Industries is a nonprofit group that helps people with disabilities build job skills.
People are asked to register for the golf event by Aug. 1.
For details, go to columbiaindustries.com.
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Symphony performs Aug. 13 at Bookwalter
Symphony performs Aug. 13 at Bookwalter
Symphony al Fresco concert is Aug. 13 at Bookwalter Winery, 894 Tulip Lane, Richland.
The casual summer evening event features a picnic dinner with small bites and sweet treats and wine tasting, as well as some fabulous music by the Mid-Columbia Symphony under the direction of Nicholas Wallin.
Doors open at 6 p.m. Music starts at 7 p.m. General admission is $50. Tickets are available at www.bookwalterwines.com or at the door.
Food for Thought: Dream Dinners having contest
Food for Thought: Dream Dinners having contest
If you have a great recipe for sirloin steak, chicken breast or boneless pork loin, Dream Dinners wants it. The company is holding a recipe contest through Aug. 31 to find new dishes to offer their clients.
At Dream Dinners all the ingredients are pre-chopped and prepped for customers who come in, assemble their meals for a week or a month and take them home to freeze until needed.
If your recipe is chosen, thousands of families across the nation will be making and enjoying your dish for dinner. You also will receive a $500 Dream dinners gift card to use at the Kennewick location, 6501 W. Grandridge Blvd., Suite J, Kennewick.
Sullivan-Connor
Sullivan-Connor
Dawn Sullivan and Trent Connor, both of Vancouver, were married Aug. 19 at Camas Meadows Golf Club in Camas. David Tinney officiated.
Her parents are Marijo and Joe Sullivan of Kennewick. His parents are Judith and Gordon Connor of Farmington, Ill.
Honor attendants were Joelle Sumner and Jeffrey Nemeth. Other attendants were Ladema Gore, Michele Jewett, Brent Skold and Sean Rice.
Birthday surprise
Birthday surprise
On Aug. 1, my wife and I were celebrating my 86th birthday with dinner at Picazo. I had fallen and scraped my hands and knees so the mood was not too festive, though we enjoyed the meal anyway.
When we were leaving, our waiter said the young couple across from us had payed for our meal! We were so surprised. Our mood brightened, the gesture restored the happy occasion and, more importantly, reminded us that good people care.
We didn't know them and couldn't get their names, but want them to know we really appreciate what they did. They really "made our day."
Sports council meeting was busy
Sports council meeting was busy
Highlights from this morning’s Tri-City Sports Council meeting:
According to Randy Willis, owner of the Columbia Basin Racquet Club, and Richland High School athletic director Mike Edwards, it looks like the Tri-Cities will play host to the WIAA state 4A tennis tournament next May as well as the state 3A tourney. Richland and CBRC would be the sites for 4A, while Kamiakin and Tri-City Court Club would be the usual 3A site.
The Tri-Cities is again being considered for a site on the FLW Bass Fishing Tour.
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