Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 28th of August.
Good morning, Richland.
West Richland mayoral candidate May Hays, 69, was arrested on August 22 for DUI and released on August 23 after posting a $1,000 bond—she said a tire blew while she was returning from a friend's visit, prompting an officer to notice she had been drinking.
May Hays, a West Richland city councilmember and mayoral candidate, was arrested for DUI on August 22 and booked into Benton County Jail—she admitted full responsibility after a tire blew out on her way home and an officer stopped to help.
West Richland councilmember and mayoral candidate May Hays was arrested for DUI on August 22—she was booked into Benton County Jail after processing.
Effective Tuesday, September 2, contractor Ellison Earthworks will begin construction on the west side of George Washington Way near the busy intersection with Aaron Drive to ease rush hour congestion and improve road safety—motorists should expect lane closures, limited on-street parking, and a permanently removed parking lane to Benham Street until the project is completed in November.
Richland will begin work on South George Washington Way on September 2 with the closure of the parking lane to Benham Street at a busy intersection — this project follows years of planning to create safer travel and is set to finish by late November.
Ray Geimer, a former professional engineer with 40 years of nuclear cleanup experience, will become manager of the Hanford Field Office for the DOE on Sept.
7—he has led over 300 staff at the 222-S Laboratory and managed an $80 million budget. He will oversee billions in funding as the cleanup process moves forward amid possible budget cuts.
Plutonium Man Triathlon
9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. — Washington State University Tri-Cities — $55-$70 — Compete in a thrilling triathlon with Olympic and sprint distance options along the Columbia River.
Tumbleweed Music Festival 2025
3:30-9:30 p.m. — Howard Amon Park — Free entry — Experience live performances from talented musicians including award-winning singer/songwriter Barrie Dempsey.
Tomato Tasting and Lecture with Schreiber Farms
6:30-8 p.m. — Barnard Griffin Winery — $30 entry, $25 for wine club members — Experience a unique blend of tomato tasting and wine pairing education.
Fiery Foods Festival
11 AM – 7 PM — Peanuts Park — Varies by vendor — Experience the ultimate celebration of spice with contests, food trucks, and local flavors.
Chavo Guerrero Wrestling Event
6-9 p.m. — Jokers Comedy Club — Free venue parking — Witness WWE and WCW legend Chavo Guerrero alongside Reactivate wrestlers in an all-ages wrestling show.
Taverna Tagaris 20th Anniversary Celebration
Time TBA — Taverna Tagaris — Reservations recommended — Celebrate two decades with live music, drink and food specials, and exciting prizes.
Zumbathon 2025 - at the Richland Community Center, 10:00 am - 12:30 pm
Join fellow Zumbies in a Zumbathon that brings our community together in support of Grace Clinic, the only free healthcare clinic in the Tri-Cities. Whether you're a seasoned Zumba enthusiast or a first-timer, this heart healthy event is your chance to dance for a cause, connect with friends, and win a prize - all while support a vital mission.
Zumbathon 2025 - at the Richland Community Center, 10:00 am - 12:30 pm
Join fellow Zumbies in a Zumbathon that brings our community together in support of Grace Clinic, the only free healthcare clinic in the Tri-Cities. Whether you're a seasoned Zumba enthusiast or a first-timer, this heart healthy event is your chance to dance for a cause, connect with friends, and win a prize - all while support a vital mission.
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