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Brewster Chamber hears grant opportunity, previews spring events

BREWSTER – Mason Duke, Economic Development Specialist for the Economic Alliance, was the guest speaker at the Feb. 19 meeting of the Brewster Chamber of Commerce. Duke discussed the Okanogan …

Pateros council discusses regional drug enforcement efforts

PATEROS – At its Feb. 18 meeting, the Pateros City Council discussed regional drug enforcement efforts of the North Central Washington Narcotics Task Force (NCWNTF), including concerns over …

Manson Community Library seeks board members as terms expire

MANSON — The Manson Community Library Board of Directors is seeking applicants for two open positions as current terms near expiration. The board, consisting of seven members, has two …

Lake Chelan Community Choir begins preparations for Good Friday service

CHELAN -- The Lake Chelan Community Choir has announced the commencement of rehearsals for its upcoming Good Friday service, with the first session scheduled for Sunday, March 9, from 1 to 3 p.m. at …

Chelan Valley Hope, Lake Chelan Food Bank near completion of expansion, remodel work

CHELAN – Chelan Valley Hope has moved into its new building, providing more office space and privacy for clients while allowing the Lake Chelan Food Bank to expand in their previous shared …

WENATCHEE - The Wenatchee Valley College Foundation is now accepting nominations for its 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award, continuing a tradition established 50 years ago. The annual award, …

WENATCHEE — The 46th Annual Regional High School Art Show will open Friday, March 7, at the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center (WVMCC), featuring artwork from students across four …

OLYMPIA — The Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) has announced the statewide transition to a universal online High School and Beyond Plan (HSBP) platform, a move aimed at …

Helion considers Malaga site for world’s first fusion power plant

WENATCHEE – Helion, an Everett-based energy company, is considering a property in Malaga to place the world's first fusion power plant.  The company announced its interest alongside …

Icicle Work Group shares progress made in Icicle Creek Watershed

LEAVENWORTH – A packed crowd gathered at the Leavenworth Firehall on Feb. 26 to hear progress updates on the Icicle Strategy, a collaborative effort to manage water resources and improve …

Leavenworth city council approves hazard plan, fleet leasing, and pool repairs

LEAVENWORTH – The Leavenworth City Council made financial and infrastructure decisions at its Feb. 25 meeting, adopting an updated hazard mitigation plan, approving a vehicle leasing agreement, …

Upper Valley Empty Bowls returns to fight hunger through art

LEAVENWORTH – For nearly three decades, the Upper Valley Empty Bowls Festival has blended art, community, and compassion to help fight food insecurity in the valley. This year’s …

Road construction resuming on 19th St NW and NW Cascade Ave

EAST WENATCHEE - Construction is set to resume Monday on a major road improvement project at the intersection of 19th Street NW and NW Cascade Avenue. …

Helicopter to remove hazardous trees at Ohme Gardens

WENATCHEE — A helicopter operation to remove trees damaged during a recent windstorm at Ohme Gardens is scheduled for Monday, officials said, with traffic impacts expected in the area. The …

Senate passes Goehner bill to reduce red tape for water-sewer districts

OLYMPIA — The Washington State Senate approved a bill that seeks to streamline the process for water-sewer districts to sell surplus property, reducing administrative hurdles and increasing …

Legendary bands Three Dog Night, Little River Band to play Wenatchee

WENATCHEE— Iconic rock bands Three Dog Night and Little River Band will bring decades of classic hits to Town Toyota Center in Wenatchee on June 12. The two groups, known for their enduring …

Washington could exempt medical debt from credit reports

OLYMPIA - When Kristopher Shook was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer at age 42, his only concern was beating it, no matter the cost. As a result, he accumulated hundreds of thousands of dollars in …

OLYMPIA - An infant in King County was identified as the first confirmed measles case in Washington in 2025, following increases in cases in other parts of the United States, county officials said. …

Ferguson proposes $4B in cuts to Washington state budget

OLYMPIA - Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson has a plan for about $7 billion in budget cuts, but he and Democrats in the Legislature have a ways to go before they solve a shortfall that may be more than …

Senate passes Goehner bill to expand local housing options

OLYMPIA — Sen. Keith Goehner's work to give counties more options for promoting affordable housing received a big boost last Wednesday when the Senate gave overwhelming bipartisan support to …

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