KEPR-TV ran an interesting news report last night on West Richland’s growth — and how sales tax revenues are still lagging behind other sources. I think “poised for growth” is probably the best phrase to use. We’ve seen a lot of growth in recent years, including the new Bird Hill retail development, but city officials [...]
Archive | October, 2009
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Yakima River Flooding Expected This Weekend
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Kadlec Clinic Now Open in West Richland
- Concerts at the Pavilion – 2008 Schedule
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Hogs and Dogs Thrills West Richland
- Yakima River Flooding video
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Getting Ready for School
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West Richland Survey: We Love It Here
- West Richland Beer & Wine Store Profiled in Paper
- West Richland Harvest Festival 2010: September 18
- City Council to Hear About West Richland Survey
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Matt McGee: Thx for sharing your thoughts, Ken. Nice to meet y...
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Ken: I also live in West Richland, and i don't believe ...
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Arnie: Hey Matt, Tough call. I didn't see any fireworks ...
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From Cari’s Real Estate Blog
- Tax Credit Extended(…for some)!! August 4, 2010Today’s post is a guest post by James Kelley, of the VA Benefits Blog. James has good news for some veterans among my readership… Most home buyers who were under contract by April 30 have from June 30th to September 30th to close on their home in order to get the $6,500-$8,000 federal tax credit. [...] […]
- Tri-Cities Real Estate Market: June Stats (very late!) August 2, 2010Take a look at June’s stats for the Tri-Cities real estate market. You’ll see a marked uptick for real estate business that month. Remember, May showed a precipitous decline in homes under contract, because the tax credit expired April 30th. June CLOSINGS were phenomenal because until Congress extended the closing deadline, all of those deals [...] […]
- The Magic of Home July 22, 2010There is magic in that little world, home: it is a mystic circle that surrounds comforts and virtues never known beyond its hallowed limits. – Robert Southey, poet Last week my brother gave me a DVD of converted 16mm film home movies shot in the 40′s, 50′s and 60′s. There were a lot of people [...] […]
