Even though we were evicted, yes, it was a heartbreaking thing, but then we look at it as another adventure, and we kind of roll with the punches. Our relationship has grown and matured, and become more solid. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Gas prices in the Mid-Columbia are continuing to creep up, the result of less gas being available.
Pricing is very volatile.
Several Tri-City stations raised prices a few cents in the last few days over prices already considerably higher than a year ago. Hermiston stations were 10 to 20 cents higher. And after the summer travel season ended, prices dropped. Gas was selling at an average of 93 cents a gallon in the Tri-Cities, according to AAA figures compiled then. But several months ago OPEC agreed to cap production.