Ex-Tri-Cities Fever duo heating up stretch of Richland waterfront ( bit.ly/vertiseeTC): Lionell Singleton and Houston Lillard were fierce competitors when they played for the Tri-Cities Fever, an indoor football league.The project will create more than 1,000 jobs and will be built after Darigold evaluates how the state’s new carbon rates affect its operations.
Darigold picks Pasco for $500M protein and butter plant ( bit.ly/Darigold-Pasco): Darigold Inc., a Seattle-based dairy cooperative, will build its largest ever milk drying plant in Pasco, cementing the region’s status as one of the Northwest’s leading centers for food processing. The car dealership that occupied the site will be demolished. in Kennewick, its first Tri-City location. Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen’s menu coming to Kennewick ( bit.ly/popeyes-Kenn): The Louisiana-based franchise known for its chicken will open a 2,333-square-foot fast-casual restaurant at 240 N. later confirmed it was the tenant for the project and upped the job count to 1,500. The Ryan Companies of Bellevue submitted plans for Project Oyster and Project Pearl under the Washington State Environmental Protection Act. Massive warehouses to bring 1,200 jobs to east Pasco ( bit.ly/Amazon-warehouses): Two industrial distribution centers, each more than 1 million square feet, are planned near Sacajawea State Park in Pasco. Costco-anchored Broadmoor helps Pasco boom ( bit.ly/Costco-Broadmoor): Pasco confirms in August that Costco is expected to occupy the northwest corner of Broadmoor Boulevard and the future extension of Sandifur Parkway, in the area along Road 100. We reported that the couple signed a lease for the former Dupus Boomer’s Downtown restaurant at 530 Swift Blvd. The creation is the brain child of husband-and-wife team of Amanda Thavone and Joey Casados, who own Teahaus. Flight Tap and Table’s flight theme will extend to the menu, offering flights of sliders, wings, tacos and more. #The weathering magazine special plus#
New restaurant to take flight in Richland (bit.ly/Flight-Tap-Table): A long-empty restaurant at a high-profile Richland corner will be home in 2022 to a family-friendly sit-down restaurant and sports bar featuring beers on tap plus wine and cider.Let’s take a look at the top news stories of 2021, according to readers: Our annual list of the most-read stories on the Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business’ website included a list of topics always popular with our readers: new developments and new restaurants. It’s been a bright spot for our economy after weathering so much uncertainty in 2020. We had plenty of big headlines in 2021 about multimillion-dollar developments coming to our community. Newspapers love to compile their end-of-the-year top story lists, and we’re no exception.
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