Noelle Haro-Gomez
TriCityHerald
Kennewick, WA, United States
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WWII Navy WAVES veteran has the flight of her life
WWII Navy WAVES Veteran Altha Simmelink Perry rides in a WWII Vintage Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress on Thursday from Yakima to Pasco. → Read More
There’s the church, here comes the steeple
The King of Kings Lutheran Church is under construction in west Kennewick. The steeple was lifted into place on Wednesday by Metal Fab workers from West Richland. It’s a $3 million project. → Read More
Explore these Tri-Cities gardens for a cause
Academy of Children's Theatre garden arts tour will take place on Saturday, June 8. Money generated from the event will fund on-going programs at ACT. → Read More
Tri-Cities shows its pride
The Tri-Cities Pride Festival was in Volunteer Park on Saturday in Pasco as part of Pride Week. The free event was family friendly and included live entertainment, food trucks, belly dancers, a drag show. → Read More
Hydros zip through Tri-Cities
Unlimited hydroplanes were making preseason practice runs on the Columbia River on Friday in the Tri-Cities. The Columbia Cup hydro races in Kennewick are July 26-28 in the Tri-Cities. → Read More
Messages of love and hope launched at Columbia Park
Hundreds arrive at Columbia Park in Kennewick to participate in the Water Lantern Festival on Saturday. Participants decorated their lanterns, some wrote messages of hope and others memorialized their loved ones. Around sunset everyone launched their lanterns in the water. The event also had d.j. playing a music and food trucks were available at the event. → Read More
Honoring veterans in Richland
The Howard family of the Tri-Cities put flowers and flags on graves at Sunset Gardens in Richland on Sunday in honor of Memorial Day. Various ceremonies are planned Monday at area cemeteries. → Read More
Tri-Cities says goodbye to Steve Young
A memorial service was held for City Councilman Steve Young, Kennewick’s second longest serving mayor, on Friday at Columbia Community Church in Richland. Several hundred people attended the ceremony. → Read More
iPlay Experience opens for fun in Kennewick
A new indoor playground opened in Kennewick called iPlay Experience. → Read More
Stolen West Point sword returned to 1986 grad
West Point Cadets’ Sword returned to 1986 graduate, Jim Bell of University Place, WA, after it was stolen from his parents’ home in Sunnyside four years ago and recovered by Richland police. → Read More
Baby goats sightings all over the Tri-Cities
Wishing Star sends goats to friends and co-workers in the Tri-Cities for a fundraiser. The event is going on May 6-10. A $50 donation will get a baby goat delivered to a friend or coworker. → Read More
The season is off to the races
Horse racing kicked off at Sun Downs for the season on Saturday in Kennewick at the Benton County Fairgrounds in Kennewick. → Read More
Kadlec kids get a superhero visit
Spider-Man, Geoff Morris, rappels down the side of Kadlec Regional Medical Center in Richland while greeting 3-year-old Nolan Huck and saying hello to other kids through the windows outside the pediatric department. → Read More
Gesa Carousel of Dreams Easter celebration
Gesa Carousel of Dreams in Kennewick offers a free Easter celebration on Saturday. → Read More
Future chef’s recipe for success
Kennewick’s Fuerza Elementary fifth-grader Ailey Evans won the 2019 Sodexo Future Chefs Challenge with her plantain nachos. → Read More
Reaching out to those in need
Richland firefighters, Second Harvest and Altrusa Mid-Columbia help families in need at Chief Joseph Middle School in Richland, Wa. The charity event did not require documentation of need. → Read More
Cold plunge for special athletes
Over 400 people, 100 more than last year, jumped into the cold Columbia River in the Tri-Cities Polar Plunge to benefit Special Olympics Washington athletes. → Read More
Santa and his elves deliver delight
Energy Northwest employees in Richland gave gifts to 490 Tri-City kids for Christmas. → Read More
Welcoming the holiday season
Mr. and Mrs. Claus arrive at the Numerica Hometown Holiday parade in downtown Kennewick on Saturday. → Read More
Franklin Graham went to Porter’s. The business got a bit roasted
Franklin Graham went to Porter’s Real Barbecue for lunch Tuesday before his event at Columbia Point Park in Richland. The barbecue place bragged about it, and the division online went from there. → Read More