Sara Schilling is a reporter for the Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business, focusing on local news in the Tri-Cities area of Washington state. She covers a wide range of topics including business developments, community events, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in YAKIMA WELDERS SUPPLY, INC.
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Sara Schilling's work is centered around local news in the Tri-Cities area of Washington state, with a focus on community impact and business developments. Her articles often feature press releases and government announcements, indicating an interest in stories that have a direct influence on the local population.
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By: Sara Schilling
A pediatric clinic from Pasco is moving into a new office in Richland.
By: Sara Schilling
A Kennewick nonprofit that uses therapeutic riding and other equine-assisted activities to help children and adults with special needs and trauma is asking for the community's help to continue operating.
By: Sara Schilling
One of the Mid-Columbia's largest employers has shuttered a potato processing plant and laid off the facility's roughly 375 workers as part of a restructuring plan.
West Richland used to be something of a “sleepy bedroom community,” in the words of its community and economic development director. But in recent years, it's seen commercial development pick up.
By: Sara Schilling
A large American technology company wants to build a data center campus in Wallula – a project that would drive hundreds of jobs and nearly $5 billion in private capital investment in the area.
By: Sara Schilling
Figuring out how to handle your business’ accounting and tax needs is another important piece of the puzzle. We turned to a certified public accountant to offer tips on how to make sure your business is in the best possible position when tax time comes.
By: Sara Schilling
The owner of a popular food truck hub in Kennewick said plans for a second location – this one in Pasco – are on track, and the facility could open in the spring.
The company, which is dedicated to bringing live music and entertainment to the Tri-Cities, already has its first big job: taking over Thunder on the Island and The Clover Island Concert Series in Kennewick.
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