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April 20, 2019

• One of Washington’s largest wineries gets OK to add tanks for up to 8 million gallons
• When Tri-City cowboys wear pink, here’s who benefits
• Egg-cellent hunters
• Mystery man runs away from crash and leaves injured woman in car along I-182 in Pasco
• Virgie Robinson dedicated her life to others. Her legacy is about to go worldwide
• West Richland father announces bid for Richland School Board
• Death notices for April 20
• Lourdes Health: Change doesn’t alter commitment to service
• Benton County Commission: Improving facilities and services is the cornerstone of 2019
• Boys & Girls Club of Benton and Franklin Counties: Youth benefit from region’s generosity
• Columbia Basin College Arts Center: The CBC Arts Center remains strong and dedicated to our educational mission
• Columbia Basin College: Growing with an eye on the future
• Camerata Musica: Supportive community, generosity of donors carries us into an exciting future
• City of Kennewick: Sustainable strategy for 2019 and beyond!
• City of Pasco: Pasco is investing in people, infrastructure and the future
• City of Richland: Keeping pace with steady growth
• City of West Richland: Poised for rapid expansion
• Franklin County Commission: Ready for challenges, rewards
• Kadlec: Kadlec’s long Tri-Cities history carried it through to build bright future
• Kennewick School District: New schools keep district on pace with growth
• Mid-Columbia Ballet: Perseverance, performance and professionalism
• Mid-Columbia Library: Online or in person, the library works for you
• Mid-Columbia Mastersingers: Focus on collaboration broadens region’s arts experience
• Mid-Columbia Symphony: Honoring our past. Celebrating our future
• Pasco School District: Pasco tackles challenges head-on so students can create brighter futures
• Richland School District: Richland schools working to ensure each student can succeed
• Tri-Cities Cancer Center: 25 years of caring for our community
• The REACH Museum: The REACH turns Five
• Opinion: Kennewick Councilman John Trumbo crossed the line trying to prove a damaging rumor