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The Community for the Advancement of Family Education is gearing up for its third annual CRECER Latinx Youth Conference set for Wednesday.
Our Valley Our Future (OVOF) is one of the most intriguing and least understood nonprofits in the region. For many people, OVOF is an enigma, but it is having an
May brings a range of community events, including the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival and afterward across North Central Washington, including workshops and free and ticketed activities.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum committed to build a new permanent access road in Stehekin during a Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources hearing
Galaxy Comics, a comic book shop at 1720 Fifth St. in Wenatchee, celebrated its 40th anniversary in mid-April.
WENATCHEE — Students were on the job market during the Reverse Career Fair at Pybus Public Market earlier this week.
The Apple Blossom Arts & Crafts Fair returns to Memorial Park May 1-3, bringing more than 100 juried artists and makers from across the Northwest for the final weekend of
A 53-year-old man incarcerated at the Chelan County Regional Justice Center was found dead Sunday morning when correctional deputies found him unresponsive in his cell.
Classic cars and community celebration roll into East Wenatchee during the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival with the return of the Les Schwab Classy Chassis Parade & Car Show.
State officials and environmentalists point to a new report on Washington’s greenhouse gas emissions as an indicator that the state’s climate policies are working.
Hard Row to Hoe Vineyards just earned a seal of approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The annual Wenatchee Downtown Kiwanis Club Pancake Breakfast returns as an early-morning staple of the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival, offering a hearty start to one of the festival’s biggest
The city of Leavenworth has found its recreation and tourism manager in Steven Rubinstein.
The Lowrider Style Car & Bike Show will roll into the 2026 Washington State Apple Blossom Festival on Saturday, May 2, offering a cultural showcase of custom cars and community
Flyers out of the Pangborn Memorial Airport may enjoy a nonstop flight to Portland starting in October.
Another municipality will go without the expected NCW Equity Alliance banners that typically adorn the city during June, Pride Month, after the city of Wenatchee implemented a new banner application
Campaign finance activist Conner Edwards’ quixotic quest to recall Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson from office was intended to prod the governor into filling two vacant seats on the state’s Public
Washington state health inspectors have tried for months to investigate complaints at the embattled immigrant detention center in Tacoma, to no avail.
The Department of Natural Resources announced April 22 that four Washington state campgrounds will be closed for the rest of the year and several others will be partially closed following
George W. Crater Jr., who flew from Wenatchee to Phoenix to confront an elderly tenant behind on rent in October 2024, was found guilty on all counts Wednesday in the
Fresh produce and more are on the way as the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market prepares to open for the season on May 9 in Pybus Public Market
Fire commissioners will offer the job of leading the Wenatchee Valley Fire Department to an Idaho Falls firefighter.
WENATCHEE — The Wenatchee Valley Misawa Sister City Association (WVMSCA) hosted a delegation of 16 members, 10 students, and six adults, led by Takuya Sasaki from Misawa, Japan, on Wednesday