Good morning, Pasco.

The Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center in Pasco began a $6.5 million renovation on March 6 to upgrade classrooms, the community room, ADA restrooms, and infrastructure — funded by state, federal, and American Rescue Plan funds and set to finish by October—with later phases planned to add a library and revamp the gym.

Franklin County deputies said two suspects in a compact SUV stole fuel from two sites by filling multiple gas cans in broad daylight & warned farm and rural ag operators to keep a close watch on their supplies.

On March 19th at around 9:53 p.m., Kennewick police responded to a call when 27-year-old Dillon Winters, who had cut his arm and was in a bad state, charged at officers with a large knife causing them to fire multiple rounds; he was taken to a nearby hospital and will be booked on assault charges once he is well (Benton County Sheriff’s Office leads an investigation) (no one else was hurt).

Artworks Northwest is showcasing work by its 60 members at Gallery at the Park in Richland, where visitors see over 200 pieces by local and regional artists.

The group will hold its next lecture (For Love of Art) on October 8 at 6:00 p.m. at the Richland Public Library.

Kamiakin High School’s Choir and Symphony Orchestra will perform at Carnegie Hall in New York at 8 p.m. on April 8 as part of the Harmonic Convergence Concert—showcasing a carefully chosen repertoire that includes a world-premiere piece by Dr. Brandon Boyd while also offering exclusive workshops for the students to explore New York’s cultural history.

Gallery at the Park and Art Works Northwest are joining forces in Kennewick to showcase local artists — Jerry Lewis detailed plans for upcoming events and shared information about the organization.

The Pasco School District was among 70 recipients that received nearly $55.5 million in grants to meet the state’s Clean Building Performance Standards.

The district received almost $2 million to upgrade HVAC systems, lighting and add energy management plans in 20 buildings—changes that aim to improve energy efficiency and lower costs over time.

2025 Spring Carnival

The Pasco School District is hosting a fun-filled Spring Carnival featuring food trucks, games, performances, and opportunities to meet local partners.

Tri-City Dust Devils vs. Vancouver Canadians

6:30-10:30 p.m. — Gesa Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an exciting baseball matchup while supporting a cause of your choice.

Grupo Mesteno Live Concert

8 PM – 1 AM — Fraternal Order of Eagles — $30 — Experience the vibrant sounds of one of the fastest rising groups in the genre, Grupo Mesteno, from the Rio Grande Valley.

Senior Times Spring Expo

9 a.m. - 2 p.m. — Southridge Sports and Events Complex — Food for purchase — Enjoy bingo, a tap-dance performance, and discover resources for active and retired seniors.

Pasco Taco Crawl 2025

11 a.m. – 11:59 p.m. — Peanuts Park — $35 early bird price for taco vouchers — Explore local taco trucks while supporting a good cause.

Kasia's Decluttering KickOFF!

12-1 p.m. — Online Event — Free entry — Discover effective decluttering strategies to transform your space and mind.