wenatchee valley

Spring is here, and that means prescribed burning operations are now underway in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Residents in the Wenatchee Valley and surrounding vicinity might have seen smoke from a prescribed burn that happened about five miles southwest of Wenatchee on Wednesday...

With the Special Olympics Washington Winter Games less than a month away from returning to the Wenatchee Valley, organizers are once again putting out their annual call for volunteers. The Games bring over 1,200 participants and coaches from throughout the state to the local area, and spokesperson Sydney McElroy with the Wenatchee Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department says they also

North Central Washington is bracing for its first real cold snap of the winter season. Meteorologist Krista King with the National Weather Service office in Spokane says the frigid air will be arriving from the north this weekend. "We have a cold front that's going to be pushing through the region that will be coming in from Canada and Alaska...

Apply to lease production space within the Trades District - ideal, the Port Authority says, for startups and expanding business.

North Central Washington is bracing for its first significant snow event of the season. The National Weather Service office in Spokane has updated the threat to a Winter Storm Warning for the entire region from 4 p.m. Tuesday (Nov. 19) through Wednesday (Nov...

Exciting news for Wenatchee! The Convention Center is getting a major facelift, with more space and improved amenities.

It probably goes without saying that noodles, in general, should be eaten and not drunken (the proper word is actually 'drank', but you get the idea ;-). But in this crazy, upside down, and all-too-often counterintuitive world, drunken noodles are indeed an actual thing...

The program is specifically targeted at boys and girls between the ages of seven and 10.

The local host families will be asked to provide a bedroom, meals, and transportation for 1-2 Japanese students during their five-night stay.

Crews were called in from Cashmere, Dryden, Monitor and Wenatchee Valley to the fire in the 300 block of Chapel Street.