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EV enthusiasts to gather in Wenatchee for National Drive Electric month

WENATCHEE — Electric vehicle drivers and enthusiasts will gather at Pybus Public Market on Sunday, Oct. 5, as part of National Drive Electric Month, a nationwide celebration highlighting the …

Wenatchee Valley College awarded $130,000 for workforce development project

WENATCHEE — Wenatchee Valley College has been awarded $130,000 from the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges to support a new workforce development project. The …

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. …

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 …

Entertainment went wild at this year’s Fair, from concerts to rides to the rodeo

CASHMERE — This year’s Chelan County Fair was a well-rounded festival of country living, with all of the judging, the showing, and the kicked-up dust of hooves. But just to be sure that …

From building to barn, Chelan County Fair offers a glimpse into country living

CASHMERE — At the 73rd annual Chelan County Fair, a visitor could expect to see a lot of the same features, attractions, rides and food. That’s just the nature of a county fair. But out …

WENATCHEE — The Wenatchee Valley will once again open its doors to architecture, design and craftsmanship this fall as the 31st Annual Building NCW Home Tour returns Sept. 19–21. …

Friends of the Cashmere Library hold annual Fall Book Sale Sept. 19–20

CASHMERE — Readers can stock up on affordable materials at the upcoming fall sales hosted by several of NCW Libraries’ “Friends of the Library” groups. These annual events are …

FFA, 4-H chapters of NCW make strong showing at Chelan County Fair

CASHMERE — Thursday may have been opening day at the Chelan County Fair, but the kids showing animals this year were ready to go long since. From livestock like goats, swine, sheep and cattle …

Lower Sugarloaf Fire grows to 10,000 acres

LEAVENWORTH — The Lower Sugarloaf Fire expanded overnight to an estimated 10,000 acres northeast of Leavenworth as firefighters continued suppression efforts Sunday, according to incident …

FBI: Bones found in Rock Island Campground search not human

YAKIMA — Federal and local authorities recovered bones later determined not to be human during a two-day search last week near Rock Island Campground as part of the ongoing manhunt for fugitive …

WENATCHEE — The Wenatchee River Salmon Festival will return Sept. 20 with a day of cultural traditions, outdoor education and family activities at Rocky Reach Park and Discovery Center. …

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