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Leavenworth moves forward on PFAS claims, city policies, yard waste pickup

LEAVENWORTH — The Leavenworth City Council agreed to pursue PFAS-related class-action settlement funds, change the stop sign placement process, update city parks and snow maintenance policies, …

Chelan’s Kelly Allen Agency rebrands as Allensure, expands nationally

CHELAN — A Chelan-based insurance agency announced that it is rebranding and preparing for a nationwide expansion while maintaining its ties to the community where it began. The Kelly …

CCSO warns of phone scam impersonating officials

WENATCHEE — The Chelan County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about a phone scam in which callers impersonate law enforcement officials and attempt to extort money. Sheriff …

Cashmere opens 2026 budget talks

CASHMERE — In a workshop that avoided slogans and got straight to trade-offs, the City Council began hashing out a 2026 budget philosophy on September 8. The questions were basic and …

Cashmere library highlights digital tools, community events

CASHMERE — September is Library Card Sign-Up Month, and the Cashmere Public Library is leaning in with free lanyards (while they last), fresh hours, and a reminder that a card unlocks far more …

Firefighters make progress on small blazes amid larger fires, new ignitions

OKANOGAN-WENATCHEE NATIONAL FOREST — The U.S. Forest Service says a number of small lightning-caused fires across the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest have been contained or controlled as …

Spirit of America ceremony honors 9/11, urges civility

CASHMERE — The 24th anniversary of the September 11 attacks was observed Thursday at the Spirit of America Memorial in Cashmere, where community members, veterans, musicians, and public …

OLYMPIA – Thousands of Washington Army National Guard members did not take part in last weekend’s drill, a money-saving move that appears precipitated in part by the Trump administration …

OLYMPIA – Standardized test scores for Washington public school students improved slightly this year, according to data the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction released …

Cashmere warms to WVHS contract after reset meeting

CASHMERE — A months-long impasse over animal control services softened Monday night as Wenatchee Valley Humane Society Executive Director BJ Andersen met with the Cashmere City Council, …

Lower Sugarloaf Fire: Officials outline strategy, priorities at community meeting

ENTIAT — Fire officials discussed challenges, logistics and strategies regarding the Lower Sugarloaf Fire and nearby Labor Mountain Fire during a community meeting Tuesday evening. …

At Tsillan Cellars, sustainability and stewardship are home-grown

The Lake Chelan watershed, aside from being one of the most beautiful places on earth, has proven to be a source for some of the finest wines in America. The bottles that come from estate vineyards …

Leavenworth Winter Sport Club models sustainable outdoor recreation for future generations

Long before the Bavarian theme put Leavenworth on the map, the Leavenworth Winter Sports Club established the town as a hub for winter recreation. Forming in 1928, the club laid the foundation …

Rooted in Tradition, Blossoming with Innovation

Amid the rows of their family’s Manson orchard, Rootwood Cider Company stands as more than a cidery—it’s a living testament to heritage, innovation, and the power of family. Sisters …

WRI blends environmental education with business partnerships

Every year, thousands of visitors and locals step off the Bavarian-charmed streets and find their way into the astounding nature in and around Leavenworth – a large part of the town’s …

Rooted in the Future

On a bustling summer afternoon, river users walk up to Fred Guimond and Carol Kasper with questions about floating the river, how long it will take, and where they should grab a bite to eat after. …

Possibilities Tour Conference comes to Wenatchee Convention Center Sept. 25

WENATCHEE — The Wenatchee Downtown Association (WDA) is rolling out its first Possibilities Tour Conference on Thursday, Sept. 25, from 8 a.m.–4 p.m. at the Wenatchee Convention Center. …

Ingalls Creek Enrichment Center to host open house showcasing new building and community programs

PESHASTIN – Ingalls Creek Enrichment Center in Peshastin is inviting the public to an open house on Sunday, September 14, from 1-4 p.m. The event offers a unique opportunity for community …

Parades, alphorns and Bavarian spirit return with Autumn Leaf Festival

LEAVENWORTH — Leavenworth’s longest running celebration, the Washington State Autumn Leaf Festival, will return for the last weekend of the month, Sept. 27-28. The grand parade will begin …

Leavenworth author turns local lamb chase into a children’s book adventure

LEAVENWORTH — Leavenworth resident Denise Cherryholmes has published a children’s book called “Tully’s Alpine Adventure,” featuring local names, places and events. …

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