Spanish-speaking families from the Kennewick School District are invited to a "Planting Hope" event.
From 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, the district will offer an informative session on teen drug prevention and intervention, parental rights and new graduation requirements.
There will be a free breakfast, entertainment, door prizes and lunch. Child care will be available.
The event will be at Kennewick High School, 505 S. Dayton St.
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Ben Franklin Transit is adding a stop at the Southridge Sports and Events Complex.
The stop is on route 47 and will be near the entrance of the sports pavilion, 2901 Southridge Blvd., Kennewick.
KENNEWICK -- The Arc of the Tri-Cities is sponsoring a fishing day.
From 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, people with intellectual and developmental disabilities will have the opportunity to catch fish in a stock pond.
The event is for people of all ages. Cost is $10 for a fishing rod and to fish in the stock pond.
KENNEWICK -- Kamiakin High School in Kennewick is holding a Community Block Party.
The event will run from 4 to 9 p.m. Thursday. There will be a bounce house, henna tattoos and car show.
The party also will feature a taco truck and ice cream.
The fifth annual Smash for Cash Demolition Derby is today at the TRAC center in Pasco.
Two earth shaking demos in one night, starting off with 80s or newer and then the big boys for the main event of the evening.
Ticket available at Kennewick Ranch & Home, www.traconline.com and TRAC Center's Box Office.
Twenty-five Delta High School students have qualified for a state history competition after placing at a regional event recently.
The students participated in the National History Day competition at Eastern Washington State University by doing projects and performances on a number of history topics.
The following students won awards at the event and will go on to the state competition in Bellevue in May:
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