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After initially saying Kennewick would survive the cut, new information emerged Thursday February 7th, showing that Wisconsin based Shopklo is going to close it's stores in Walla Walla, Kennewick and Prosser. The Kennewick location is shown in our photo...

Kennewick Shopko survives, all systems go. Not so in Yakima. The entire store, including pharmacy, is going away. Lacey, Pullman and Spokane are also closing.

A press release explains the shutdown has started with a liquidation sale and the doors will close for good on April 7th.

Besides a long list of K Mart Stores, Sears Holdings (the parent company of the the two retail franchises) announced Friday 80 more Sears stores will close in March, including the Columbia Center location in Kennewick.
Sears has been fighting off bankruptcy for several years, in October they filed fo…

A well known long time Pasco volunteer service group is closing at the end of the year, after over 19 years, the founder and operator facing serious health issues.
Project Warm Up has handed out tens of thousands of coats, gloves, hats, scarves and more to needy people in the Tri-Cities over the year…

If you get in there before it closes, Payless Shoe Source is offering 80% off it's entire inventory until October 27th.

The Regal Cinemas in the Columbia Center Mall is closing at the end of July and will be torn down.

The Tri-City and Mid-Columbia economy is stable, some say booming, and despite the failure of several national and world retailers (Toys R Us, Sports Authority) major anchor stores are not closing because of bad business here.
But Sears Holdings Inc announced another round of closures in the West and…

Spokespeople for the struggling toy retailer declined comment, but multiple sources are reporting Toys R' Us could go out of business as early as next week, or the next.
KTLA-TV in Los Angeles reported Friday multiple reports on Wall Street say the last remaining giant toy chain could close it&…

A local Richland eatery has sadly closed it's doors forever. Dupus Boomers on the corner of George Washington Way and Swift unceremoniously closed and left a note on the door.