What's going on?

Starbucks Flushes Bathroom Use For Non-Customers
Starbucks Flushes Bathroom Use For Non-Customers
Starbucks Flushes Bathroom Use For Non-Customers
Several months ago I brought you an article about the East Wenatchee Starbucks store reopening with no restrooms after undergoing a multi-month renovation, and now the quick-service coffee titan has just announced it's sacking a longstanding directive for patrons to "come on in and stay awhile...
Strategies For Higher Density Housing in the Wenatchee Valley
Strategies For Higher Density Housing in the Wenatchee Valley
Strategies For Higher Density Housing in the Wenatchee Valley
Our Valley, Our Future is hosting a summit in early February to discuss state mandates to build 18,000 more houses in Chelan and Douglas County over the next two decades to catch up for for years of under development. Our Valley coordinator Steve Maher will moderate the event in partnership with the Wenatchee Valley Chamber of Commerce...
Newly Sworn-In Rep. Brian Burnett Tackles Community Safety
Newly Sworn-In Rep. Brian Burnett Tackles Community Safety
Newly Sworn-In Rep. Brian Burnett Tackles Community Safety
Newly elected 12th District State Representative Brian Burnett was sworn into office on Monday during the opening ceremonies of the 2025 Legislature. Burnett has been appointed to serve on four committees in the 2025 session, including two that will draw upon the former Chelan County Sheriff's law enforcement experience: the Community Safety and Civil Rights and Judiciary committees...
Is it illegal to Pass on the Right in Washington State?
Is it illegal to Pass on the Right in Washington State?
Is it illegal to Pass on the Right in Washington State?
You’re on your way to work on Highway 2 or Route 28 and you encounter a driver going under or barely doing the posted speed limit. If the slow driver has seemingly stuck themselves in the left lane - can you legally pass them to the right?
Incoming Gov. Ferguson describes taxes as a ‘last resort’ for WA budget deficit
Incoming Gov. Ferguson describes taxes as a ‘last resort’ for WA budget deficit
Incoming Gov. Ferguson describes taxes as a ‘last resort’ for WA budget deficit
(The Center Square) – Gov.-elect Bob Ferguson has released his office’s budget priorities, which call for $4 billion in reduced spending by Washington state agencies while describing new taxes as a “last resort.” The call for reduced spending is in response to a multi-billion shortfall for the upcoming 2025-2027 biennium, though the deficit for the next four years could be as high as $16 billion,

Load More Articles