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January 11, 2018

• New festival will put the spotlight on Tri-City area filmmakers
• This Tri-City club has a new name, but the same passion for film
• In new book, Richland authors weaves magic tale
• The Peking Acrobats to dazzle in Walla Walla
• She lost her own son. Now she’s shining the spotlight on child loss
• Watercolor paintings on display at Richland library
• Bring it on! Cheer competition planned in Richland
• Country singer Chris Loid to perform at Pasco fundraiser
• Photography association offering student scholarship
• Prehistoric art exhibit on display at Richland museum
• Submission deadline nears for ‘Yellow Show’ art exhibition
• Tri-City things to do for Jan. 12-21
• Mr. Movie review: ‘The Post’ delivers
• Mr. Movie review: ‘The Commuter’ is predictable to the last stop
• ‘Day of Caring’ offering dental care on Jan. 15
• Latest ‘hiccup’ won’t slow Kennewick’s new wine village
• This Richland auditorium is closing to the public
• Sloshing along on a soggy sidewalk
• Oil spills into Snake River in Franklin County
• Driver runs red light; Highway 395 crash injures 1
• The defense keeps trying to get case tossed, but Pasco child molestation trial moves forward
• He arrived in a Richland park looking to commit a crime, police say. He ended up in cuffs instead.
• Tais Y. Silva Camacho
• Donna L. Richwine
• Sawyer R. Perry
• Domonic C. Martinez
• Douglas Johnson
• Keith S. Ashley
• CBC sees rec center as a way to engage struggling students
• Regulators to DOE: No more Hanford demolition until we say it’s safe
• Richland basketball continues to draw national attention
• Pasco is the top dog in MCC wrestling
• Pasco’s rising soccer star now picking up national accolades