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Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Southridge hosts Ridgeline Saturday; Kennewick OKs a levy increase of a little over 3%

Plus, the Port of Kennewick is scheduled to select one of four finalists for its vacant commissioner seat today.

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Southridge beat University 44-⁠0 and hosts Ridgeline in the state playoffs Saturday, Nov. 14

Tayton Jackman ran for 226 of Southridge's 551 rushing yards

Source: Tri-City Herald

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Tayton Jackman226 yards
Toa Haertling99 yards
Jacob Korotkov79 yards
Brandyn Hammond56 yards

If you missed it, Southridge made short work of Friday night. The Suns beat University High School of Spokane 44-0 at Neil F. , scoring all 44 points in the first half. Senior Tayton Jackman ran eight times for 226 yards and three touchdowns, and sophomore Toa Haertling added 99 yards and three touchdowns on three carries.

Next up is Ridgeline of Liberty Lake. The 11th-seeded Falcons beat Gig Harbor 38-6 on Friday, with quarterback Kolton Peil throwing for 224 yards and two touchdowns. Both teams are 9-1.

Southridge and Ridgeline both won big in the first round

  • University0
    Southridge44
    FinalSouthridge scored all 44 points in the first half.
  • Gig Harbor6
    Ridgeline38
    Final

Sources: Tri-City Herald, spokesman.com

  • Game: Southridge (9-1) hosts Ridgeline (9-1)
  • Kickoff: Sat., Nov. 14, 2 p.m., Lampson Stadium
  • Southridge rushing: 551 yards, six touchdowns
  • Turnovers forced by Southridge: five

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Budget

Kennewick will increase its property tax levy by a little over 3% in 2027 to help fund police, fire and parks services. The council adopted the ordinance 6-0, with Mayor Jason McShane absent, and the increase would be about $16.45 a year on a $430,000 home. Tri-City Herald

Port seat

The is scheduled to pick one of four finalists for its vacant District 1 commissioner seat at its meeting today, Tue., Nov. 10. The finalists are Don Britain, Rob Welch, Marie Mosley and Matt Boehnke. Nonstop Local News

Comedy

If you're after a laugh, comedian Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias is bringing The 1976 Tour to the this spring, and the show may take place on April 10. Presale starts Wed., Nov. 11 at 10 a.m., and tickets go on sale online Fri., Nov. 13 at 10 a.m. Tri-City Herald

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  1. Nov. 11Presale opens at 10 a.m.
  2. Nov. 13Tickets go on sale online at 10 a.m.
  3. April 10The show may take place at the .

Source: Tri-City Herald

Giving

The Benton Franklin Fair & Rodeo is donating $10,580 to local breast cancer programs through its Tough Enough to Wear Pink campaign. Now in its 18th year, the campaign has raised a total of $244,580 and helped more than 2,000 people access free mammograms, cancer screenings and follow-up care. TriYakNews.com

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Data center

West Richland revealed last week a planned 21-building data center campus near Ruppert Road, to be operated by Amazon. A recent study of Oregon's data centers, with ECOnorthwest handling most of the economic effects and University of Virginia researchers most of the environmental ones, found a lack of transparency and some positive effects. Nonstop Local News

Pasco budget

Pasco is working to address a $12.5 million budget gap for 2027 and wants resident input. Its online budget prioritization tool lets you build your own budget scenario and shows the estimated levy lid lift and property tax increase it would take. TriYakNews.com

$12.5 millionPasco's budget gap for 2027

City staff and council are reviewing different budget scenarios to address the gap.

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Cross country

Manson sophomore Grace Walsh repeated as the 2B/1B state cross country champion on Saturday, Nov. 7 at Sun Willows Golf Course in Pasco. She ran the 5,000 meters in 18:09.2, about 13 seconds faster than her 2025 winning time of 18:22.0. The Wenatchee World

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  1. Sat., Nov. 14Gov. Ferguson wants $10M for the Richland clean energy park
  2. Fri., Nov. 13Kennewick VA clinic breaks ground; city raises 2027 property tax levy
  3. Thurs., Nov. 12Pasco eyes a levy lid lift, Richland schools eye a $94M bond
  4. Wed., Nov. 11Amazon sets a Nov. 19 open house on its West Richland data center plans
  5. Mon., Nov. 9Southridge hosts Ridgeline in Saturday's 3A playoff opener
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Southridge hosts Ridgeline Saturday; Kennewick OKs a levy increase of a little over 3%

Plus, the Port of Kennewick is scheduled to select one of four finalists for its vacant commissioner seat today.

The TLDR

  1. Southridge hosts Ridgeline Sat., Nov. 14, at 2 p.m.
  2. Kennewick adopts a levy increase of a little over 3%
  3. Port of Kennewick is set to select one of four commissioner finalists today
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