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Columbia Basin College will offer a Traffic Control Flagger Certification Course later this month. On September 30th, CBC will offer a Traffic Control Flagger Certification Course. The College has been offering the popular flagger course for 20-plus years. The classes are we...

Columbia Basin College in Pasco, Washington, will offer a free forklift operator safety training course this weekend. Certified instructors from the Evergreen Safety Council will provide operators enrolled in the forklift safety course with the knowledge required to operate the equipment safely ...

It's time to grab a bag of Dorito's, a can of Mountain Dew, belly up to the console, and start working on that resume because Columbia Basin College is creating and launching the area's first collegiate Esports program, and they need a head coach to lead it.

Christmas Came Early for Lucky Tri-Cities CBC Students in $1,000

WorkSource, CBC and the Washington Hospitality Association are teaming up to hold a job fair for jobs in the hospitality industry...

Exciting news for Tri-Cities future educators: Columbia Basin College will now offer a Bachelor degree program in Applied Science in Teacher Education with an endorsement for teaching pre-school through third grade!

Phase one of Columbia Basin College's on campus student housing project will be ready for Fall 2017 students!

World Famous American astronaut Story Musgrave makes an appearance at Columbia Basin College Saturday September 3rd with three separate events!

I have two coworkers who want to start a food truck. Both believe their own mother's cooking is good enough to sell to strangers. Guess what? It's never been easier!

Steven Eugene Brown is the 52-year-old Kennewick man charged with calling in two bomb threats to Columbia Basin College. He allegedly made the calls prior to having to take a test at the school.

The Pasco and Richland CBC campuses will reopen after a bomb threat closed campus Thursday.

A man called Townsquare Media's front desk Thursday morning and announced there were two bombs located at Columbia Basin College in Pasco. He said the first was in the H Building and would go off at 1 p.m. The other was in a different location, and would be found after the explosion. Pasco police were notified instantly.