Good morning, Pasco.

Two lively pups - Lil Miss Gravy and Mushroom Gravy - are available for adoption at Tri-Cities Animal Services in Pasco after arriving on August 15; they are small, energetic, and ready to cuddle.

They can be seen Tuesday-Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 1311 South 18th Avenue with a $50 fee each.

Lil Miss and Mushroom Gravy, two lively and cuddly pups from Tri-Cities Animal Services, are available for adoption in Pasco.

The shelter at 1311 South 18th Avenue is open Tuesday-Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and charges $50 per dog—both are neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped.

Residents of Pasco are invited to join CrawFest today on the banks of the Columbia River from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.—the Pasco Chamber of Commerce presents authentic Cajun crawfish, live music, food trucks, contests, and games while food trays cost about $45.

Richland School District is reviewing its budget and staffing to match expected student enrollment as community members rally for improvements in the school band program.

Local teachers and parents voiced concerns at a recent meeting that large band groups make lessons harder while rising costs force the district to tighten spending.

Richland School District is reviewing its staffing model to balance enrollment and budget needs as community members expressed concern over the large jazz group sizes — local teachers and parents called for more staff to support music programs.

The district faces financial constraints from reduced state education funding — and plans changes based on student needs.

Pasco’s newest Orion High School held its first assembly Friday morning—national leadership expert Dr. Donya Ball taught students to use empathy, consistency, and authenticity as keys to leadership.

Students felt inspired to build strong, confident futures as the school begins its new tradition.

The Benton Clean Air Authority has placed our area under an air quality advisory today as smoke from five wildfires to the west and one to the south raises health risks such as burning eyes and runny noses.

Residents with respiratory issues, children and seniors are advised to limit outdoor activities and use indoor air filters—while outdoor burning is prohibited to reduce further fire danger.

2nd Annual Car Show by Undertakers Motor Club

1-6 p.m. — Fraternal Order of Eagles — Registration fee applies — Celebrate automotive culture with classic cars, family activities, and local food in the Tri-Cities.