Good morning, Pasco.

The Tri-Cities offer six self guided holiday tours for families, including the Lighted Boat Parade along the Columbia River and festive displays in downtown Richland, Kennewick, and West Pasco; residents can enjoy flexible schedules + options for New Year’s Eve and mapped holiday lights.

Volunteers from the LDS Church delivered truckloads of food to families in northern Franklin County today as processing plant closures increased demand among local farm workers.

The donation is expected to keep food banks stocked until early spring while drought conditions in the Columbia Basin improve.

A Prosser-based wine company, Evergreen Family Wines, acquired LUKE Family Wines from the Wahluke Slope as it expanded its family of labels.

Kristin and Thomas Vogele will continue to manage the winery for three years — preserving its brand vision.

A new pizza shop has opened today in Richland at 1759 George Washington Way, sharing a plaza with Safeway and Planet Fitness.

Owners Sherrie and Alex Zollinger offer fresh, bold flavors with customizable pizzas, wings, pasta, and more for dine-in, takeout, or delivery.

On Dec. 4 at 3:30 p.m., crews (Grant PUD and GrayMar Environmental) resumed cleanup of a 240-gallon oil spill at Priest Rapids Dam after maintenance triggered a leak on Dec.

3; boaters are advised to avoid the river between the dam and Pasco as containment continues.

After seven years of planning and millions in community donations, the Columbia Valley Center for Recovery nears completion in Kennewick.

The facility will open in April to provide 24-hour observation, crisis stabilization, withdrawal management and residential services, with recovery housing and youth treatment planned for later phases.