We still have a symphony! “Now that we have established that we are here to stay, we have another question: What happens next?”
Tri-Cities welcomes Crispy Treats “We’re proof that recovery can lead to new beginnings, and even sweet success.”
Celebrating ONE YEAR of Tri Cities Food Co-op! ”Every time you shop, volunteer, take a class, or bring a friend to visit, you’re investing in something bigger.”
Lifeblood of the Pacific Northwest "You’ve heard of her, surely, in songs and in writing... But do you know her?"
Rise “It seems that Phoenix High upholds their standard to ‘respect the integrity and worth of each individual’.”
Grow local with Tri-Cities Food Co-op “This is a public plea to everyone who values local, organic food: Come support your local organic food co-op!”
WE’RE ALL GOING TO DIE: How critical conversations reduce chaos and trauma “It’s never too early to talk about the end. But it can be too late.”
Artists show Hanford in a new light Views of Hanford, a Retrospective is on display at the Gallery June 3–27.
Latina artist explores culture and identity through food-inspired ceramics “The act of cooking, consuming, and sharing food stimulates innate emotions that I cannot easily describe with words…”
Fresh, free range eggs at Tri-Cities Food Co-op! “Tri-Cities Food Co-op is currently offering products from seventy-five local farms and specialty food producers.”
Love is in the Uptown air! Two weddings on two weekends at The Emerald of Siam "Across February, love was in the air in Tri-Cities."
Art by Denise Algood Read our 2022 interview with Denise Algood here: tumbleweird.org/artist-interview-denise-algood
Third Space Project: Aub’s Lounge: Gourmet Banana Bread & Poetry "Aub’s Lounge: Gourmet Banana Bread & Poetry isn’t just a bakery, it’s a sanctuary for community and creativity."
Feeling drained? It’s time to RE:UP! "RE:UP will provide essential support and resources to facilitate personal and intergenerational healing"
The Arts Center Task Force urges Tri-Cities residents to vote YES for the arts on February 11 The Tri-Cities needs a dedicated performing arts center.
Storytime Bookshop is a wonderful place for kids to read and play “Every kid gets a free book the first time they come in.”
Third Space Project: Hot Mess Burgers and Fries “Hot Mess isn’t just a food truck; it’s a statement: Visibility matters, and everyone deserves a seat at the table.”
Tri-Cities alt-metal band EVA releases debut album “EVA shows the best of their abilities as a band and as individuals in OPIA.”
Third Space Project: Moonshot “We hope that people feel seen in our place. We aren’t just a transaction on your bank statement. We want our customers to feel at home.” This sentiment underscores the heart of Moonshot Brewing’s work to create a sanctuary of connection where everyone is welcome.
Christian nationalism in Columbia County “'I am a Christian and I object to anybody proselytizing their religion while wearing a Sheriff's uniform.'”
