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Howard Hopkins Memorial Pool faces budget shortfall after new levy fails to be collected

LEAVENWORTH – The Leavenworth City Council approved an interfund loan to address a shortfall of approximately $200,000 for the Howard Hopkins Memorial Pool 2025 budget year.  The …

Greater Leavenworth Museum revives tea social event at historic grange hall

LEAVENWORTH – After a six-year hiatus, the Greater Leavenworth Museum brought the return of its afternoon tea event at the historic Chumstick Grangehall on May 29. “We wanted to …

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee seeks new member

WENATCHEE — Chelan County is seeking applicants for a two-year volunteer position on its Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (LTAC). This committee advises the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) …

Injured climber rescued at Snow Creek Wall in Leavenworth

LEAVENWORTH — Chelan County Sheriff Mike Morrison reports that a search and rescue operation occurred on May 30, just after 5:00 p.m. in Leavenworth. The incident involved a climber on the …

Land Trust to host noxious weed identification workshop at Saddle Rock

WENATCHEE — It’s the time of year again to help native plants survive an invasion of noxious and harmful weeds. As the sun gets warmer, invasive species require only a fraction as much …

Pybus Art Alley to exhibit WVC Student art collection through June

WENATCHEE — Visitors to Wenatchee’s Pybus Public Market will soon have a chance to see a perfect visual representation of the art renaissance that’s been happening in the Wenatchee …

Growth slows, containment increases on Second Creek Fire

LEAVENWORTH – The Second Creek Fire slowed its growth by the weekend, with firefighters making significant progress toward containment of the 80-acre fire that started over the Memorial Day …

“The Museum comes alive” again, connecting buildings, decades and people

WENATCHEE — It’s been nearly 50 years since the Wenatchee Museum moved into the old Post Office building on Mission Street, and in that time, very few things have changed about it other …

Medicine for the body, ice cream for the soul, right in downtown Cashmere

CASHMERE — At the west end of Cottage Avenue stands a landmark business that’s finally made its way back into the hands of the family that established it. Dave Doane purchased the …

Eagle Creek Flower Farm’s roadside stand thrives on simplicity and trust

LEAENWORH — From late spring into early fall, Eagle Creek Flower Farm’s roadside stand comes alive with colorful bouquets that change with the season. Every weekend, the stand is visited …

From cobbler to cornerstone: More than a century of service at American Shoe Shop

WENATCHEE — In the first of our series on businesses in the Wenatchee Valley that have been operating for more than 40 years, we profile American Shoe Shop, a family-rooted establishment that’s been …

Leavenworth’s Bavaria trip adds new meaning to chamber-led travel

LEAVENWORTH - For some chambers of commerce, organized travel is a common mechanism for revenue, offering fully planned group itineraries in exciting destinations for the community. These trips …

Sixth Grade Camp creates lasting memories at Tall Timber Ranch

NORTH CASCADES — Sixth graders from Icicle River Middle School (IRMS) left their classrooms behind and headed deep into the forest during the last week in May for three days of learning, …

Wenatchee River Bluegrass Festival returns June 20–22 in Cashmere

CASHMERE – The Wenatchee River Bluegrass Festival will return to the Chelan County Expo Center in Cashmere June 20–22, bringing nationally recognized bluegrass artists and a weekend full …

Columbia Street Mural Fest will bring art to life downtown in August

WENATCHEE — The Columbia Street Mural Fest is coming on August 9 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and if you haven’t heard about it yet, it’s because it’s brand new. In fact, …

The fate of the area is in our hands, says Our Valley Our Future — and you’re included

WENATCHEE — A little over a decade ago, local organizers hosted a TEDx event at the campus of Wenatchee Valley College, titled “Connecting the Dots.” It was intended as a symposium …

Second Creek Fire size holds steady

LEAVENWORTH – Continuous firefighting efforts and favorable weather conditions have kept the Second Creek Fire’s growth minimal. As of 4 p.m. on May 29, the fire was estimated 75 …

Okanogan–Wenatchee National Forest selected for 2025 Spotlight for conservation efforts

WENATCHEE — The Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest has been selected by the Leave No Trace organization for a 2025 Spotlight in order to highlight conservation opportunities in the area. The …

Gesa Credit Union awards more than 145K in PNW scholarships, including NCW students

WENATCHEE — Richland-based Gesa Credit Union has announced their scholarship awards for the 2025–2026 academic year, giving out nearly $150,000 to 43 students from across the Pacific …

WENATCHEE — Local cities have joined a statewide initiative to promote the use of public transportation, officially proclaiming June as Ride Transit Month. The designation recognizes the value …

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