John Riggs was born and raised in Yakima. He moved away from Washington state for about 10 years, but moved back home, bringing along his wife and three kids. You'll find John in town snapping photos when he's covering new business openings, especially restaurants. He loves to help spread the word, and to encourage folks to shop local first. John also loves to travel, always looking for quick weekend getaways, attending events, and fan expos around the country. Don't be too shy to say, "Hi!"
John Riggs
Hermiston Brewing is Bringing the Coolest Tap Truck You’ve Ever Seen to Untapped Music Festival
We've had a lot of people ask about this cool tap truck at the Tri-Cities On Tap event. We're happy to announce it'll be making a special appearance at the Untapped Music Festival as well!
What Do You Prefer? Beer or Cider? [POLL]
In recent years, the beer and cider industry has grown exponentially. Given the option, and if 'both' weren't the answer (although it always is), do you prefer beer or cider -- or the other way around?
Putting the BACtrack Mobile Smartphone Breathalyzer to the Test [REVIEW]
Being an adult who enjoys and adult beverage every once in a while, I took it upon myself to purchase a mobile breathalyzer. Does it really work? Let's give it a shot.
Help School Kids in Need With Our Annual ‘Stuff the Bus’ School Supply Drive
Townsquare Media and Hop Jack’s has partnered together to help collect school supplies for area students in need. Please drop off your donations at either Hop Jack’s or the Townsquare Media office by August 21st.
You’ll Never Believe How Big the Barge Is for River of Fire!
Each year our skies are lit up in a celebration of freedom for the Tri-City River of Fire Festival. We couldn't do it without the help of 'Barge 33' from Tidewater's Barge Line. Here are a few facts to consider about this specific barge.
See How Beer is Made with a Behind-the-Scenes Look Inside Bale Breaker Brewing Co.
I was recently invited to take a tour of what goes on in that barn behind the taproom at Bale Breaker Brewing in Moxee. Sure, I've peeked inside, but I didn't know the process or what all those science fiction-looking machines did. This gives you a quick look at how beer is made from the farm to your glass.