Good morning, Pasco.

Pasco held its annual Veterans Day ceremony at Volunteer Park to honor military veterans with patriotic music, a flag presentation, and the laying of a wreath.

Christopher Tucker (Sergeant at Arms for American Legion Post 34) said the event showed strong community support and noted that a Wreaths Across America ceremony for over 950 veterans will take place at City View Cemetery on December 13.

Red Robin announced that 10-15 underperforming locations will close starting in 2025—targeting sites in Kennewick, Yakima, and Wenatchee as part of a broader national downsizing over the next few years.

The chain noted that many closures will occur by allowing leases to expire.

Today, The Gallery at the Park in Richland shows art by local artists who capture Tri-Cities landmarks plus the building’s long past as a home, boarding house, library, and more.

Allied Arts Association member Bob Allen and watercolorist Chris Walling highlight the space’s legacy and its fresh view of local art.

Pasco’s Memorial Aquatic Park will soon offer year-round swimming with a new inflatable dome so swimmers can enjoy the pool even in winter—city officials approved the project funded through bonds and grants that will allow the dome to be installed in cold months and taken down in summer.

A Fox website shares 11 meal prep ideas for Thanksgiving that help cooks prepare many dishes ahead so they can reheat with ease.

The recipes include options such as stuffing balls and mashed sweet potatoes—offering a simple way to cut down on last-minute kitchen work.