Openings: Cake shop expanding + High-tech hoops lab + JoAnn Fabrics reboot

Wendy Culverwell
·3 min read

Shoot 360 Tri-Cities, an immersive basketball training facility that uses video gaming technology to help clients develop their hoop skills, has added a Tri-City location.

Owners Robin and Ryan Burck opened the membership-based gym June 30 at 2541 Logan St., in Richland’s Horn Rapids Industrial Park.

Shoot 360 provides a basketball court-based setting that combines esports technology and physical practice to help clients develop their skills and compete with anyone in the system. The gym is open to all ages, including student athletes and after-work players.

The new Richland facility has five shooting stations where cameras track the arc, depth and alignment of every shot and provides instant feedback. Software that explains why a ball did or didn’t enter the basket.

Robin and Ryan Burck opened Shoot 360 Tri-Cities, a basketball training gym that employs video game technology, in June in Horn Rapids Industrial Park.
Robin and Ryan Burck opened Shoot 360 Tri-Cities, a basketball training gym that employs video game technology, in June in Horn Rapids Industrial Park.

The shooting court features an automatic rebounder, meaning clients can shoot up to 300 times in a 30-minute workout. Statistics are sent to an app that can be monitored from anywhere.

There are also five skills stations equipped with screens that let players follow virtual trainers or play games to develop better decision making, reaction time, speed and accuracy of passing and dribbling.

The technology tracks workouts and sends data to apps that can be used to track progress.

Hours are 11 a.m.-9 p.m., weekdays, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturdays, and 11 a.m.-6 p.m., Sundays. There is a conference room that can be used for birthday parties and other special events.

For information, including a free workout, call 509-940-6366 or go to shoot360.com/tricities

Delicakes expanding in Kennewick

Delicakes by Angelica is expanding its Kennewick bakery to provide more space and to host cake decorating classes.
Delicakes by Angelica is expanding its Kennewick bakery to provide more space and to host cake decorating classes.

Delicakes by Angelica is expanding its Kennewick bakery.

The shop is expanding into the former Kennewick Nutrition smoothies space next to its quarters at 2803 W. Clearwater Ave. near Gold’s Gym, REI, Starbucks and Rite Aid at Highway 395.

Owner Pilar Hernandez said the added room will provide breathing space and a spot to offer cake decorating classes.

Delicakes by Angelica provides custom decorated cakes for all occasions, including birthdays, quincenearas, holidays and other occasions.

Go to delicakesbyangelica.com or follow it on Instagram.

Send business news to news@tricityherald.com

Tsunami Catering opens

Tsunami Catering of Kennewick will hold an open house from 4-7 p.m., July 7, in its new quarters at Marineland Village. Tsunami took over the former Fresh Out the Box spot.
Tsunami Catering of Kennewick will hold an open house from 4-7 p.m., July 7, in its new quarters at Marineland Village. Tsunami took over the former Fresh Out the Box spot.

Tsunami Catering celebrates its grand opening with an open house from 4-7 p.m., July 7, at 5215 W. Clearwater Ave., Suite 102, in Kennewick’s Marineland Village..

Tsunami took over the former Fresh Out the Box location.

The catering business is led by Chef Kyle Thornhill and provides catering services for events of all sizes, including weddings, corporate gatherings and celebrations.

Go to tsunamicatering.com or call 509-301-8441.

JoAnn is coming

JoAnn Fabric and Crafts celebrates its big new Kennewick location with a grand opening July 14-16 in the former Sears space at Columbia Center mall, 1321 N. Columbia Center Blvd.
JoAnn Fabric and Crafts celebrates its big new Kennewick location with a grand opening July 14-16 in the former Sears space at Columbia Center mall, 1321 N. Columbia Center Blvd.

Just a reminder: JoAnn Stores, the fabric and craft chain, plans a grand opening at its new Kennewick store at Columbia Center mall July 14-16.

The Tri-Cities has been without a JoAnn Fabric and Crafts since late 2022, when the original store closed while a new spot was constructed in the former Sears building at the mall.

The old JoAnn spot at 715 N. Columbia Center Blvd. is being renovated into a Natural Grocers.

To celebrate the grand opening, JoAnn will give totes to the first 50 customers on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Go to stores.joann.com/wa/kennewick/2577/

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