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BURLINGTON — Berry Dairy Days is facing location and financial challenges ahead of its 2027 event, according to a news release from Burlington Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Stephanie
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The research complex, set to open its doors in 2027, was funded in part through a $50 million gift from the chipmaker founder and his wife.
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Highway 28 in East Wenatchee will be closed from Friday evening until Saturday morning while…
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The airport district winery marked its final Fall Release before the winery and tasting room closes and turns to online sales.
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Port of Longview CEO Ken Anderton shares details about Canadian agricultural firm Nutrien and its plans to invest heavily in Longview on a potash export terminal on Nov. 10, 2026. (KLTV courtesy video, footage edited by Nick Morgan, The Daily News)
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The union representing workers at WE Soda’s trona and soda ash operations in southwest Wyoming, as well as some of their supporters, are calling on Gov. Mark Gordon to pump