Laynie Erickson

6 days ago | nbcrightnow.com | Laynie Erickson

Tagcon 2025Calling all gamers! Tagcon 2025 starts Friday, April 18 and lasts until Sunday, April 20 at the HAPO Center. Hosted by Tri-City Area Gaming, the weekend will include tons of people getting together to play all sorts of games. You can bring your own or grab something from their massive game library at the event. From 9a.m.-6p.m. you can stop by for giveaways and a "nerd swap table". Tri-City Area Gaming will also have people teaching and running games all weekend long.

1 week ago | nbcrightnow.com | Laynie Erickson

Columbia Basin Youth Football (CBYF) is a nonprofit organization and the nation's largest independent youth football league. Terran Brown, 7-on-7 Director at CBYF, said the organization is made up of 39 independent nonprofits in small communities. "We go all the way up to Almira-Coulee-Hartline to Selah, Naches, Hermiston, Pendleton, Walla Walla and all Tri-Cities schools."This year CBYF created a new division, offering girls 7-on-7 non-contact.

1 week ago | nbcrightnow.com | Laynie Erickson

After Blue Origin's star-studded flight Monday morning, some thrill seekers may be wondering when they can grab a ticket to space. In this week's Top Three Tuesday Laynie and Noël share three things that cost less than a ticket on a Blue Origin flight.

1 week ago | nbcrightnow.com | Laynie Erickson

KENNEWICK, Wash.- The Friends of the Mid-Columbia Libraries is an independent nonprofit supporting and enhancing the programming and events at Mid-Columbia Libraries. Sara Schwan, Advocacy & Development Manager with Friends of MCL, said their donations allow Mid-Columbia Libraries provide more enriched events. Things like prizes, books and performers that they wouldn't necessarily be able to pay for using taxpayer dollars.

2 weeks ago | nbcrightnow.com | Laynie Erickson

KENNEWICK, Wash.- The Tri-Cities Cancer Center Foundation is hosting its 25th Annual Cancer Crushing Breakfast at the Three River Convention Center. On April 15, the breakfast will be open to the community and free to attend starting at 7:30a.m.Lori Lott, Senior Philanthropy Officer at the Kadlec Foundation said the Cancer Crushing Breakfast will provide an opportunity for the community to learn more about cancer care available in our region. "We have so many great stories to share," said Lott.