Students from the classrooms of Nicole Murray and Jamie Dunn tour the Tri-City Herald offices Tuesday morning in Kennewick. The Virgie Robinson Elementary students learned about how the newspaper industry has changed with technology. They saw the printing pressed and looked at historic equipment once used to produced the newspaper.
Teacher Nicole Murray, right, answers questions from her second grade students Tuesday morning while touring the Tri-City Herald offices in Kennewick. The Virgie Robinson Elementary students are looking at historic equipment once used to produce the newspaper.
Bob Brawdy — Tri-City HeraldBuy Photo
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