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Quincy man critical after crash

QUINCY — A Quincy man is in stable but critical condition at Central Washington Hospital ...

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Wilf Woods: Remembering Columbia River swimming holes

A new swimming program was announced by the Wenatchee schools a few days ago for ...

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Several contested races in North Central Washington

NCW — The mayors of Quincy, Oroville and Brewster all have challengers, along with quite ...

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WPD honors top employees and volunteers

WENATCHEE — The Wenatchee Police Department honored its best employees and volunteers at an annual ...

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Crunch Pak hits the Big Apple

Apples on Broadway: Crunch Pak, the fresh, sliced apple specialists based in Cashmere, are headed ...

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KOZI: Small Black Bear Takes Vacation In Manson

A small black bear traded its life in the wild ...

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Crosscut: Seattle workers use poetry to convey hardship, fight for higher wages

Green Acre Radio: As more jobs become part-time and low-wage, ...

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Methow Valley News: What's happening

Jake Shaw and Lydia Ramsey bring their newly formed band ...

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Go Lake Chelan: Chelan Mountain Goat Mini-Basketball Camp

This camp will introduce individual basketball fundamentals and skill, which ...

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SPORTS

WVC softball: Knights to play for NWAACC title

PORTLAND – The Wenatchee Valley College softball team is one win away from winning a ...

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1A state baseball: Cascade, Cashmere earn state berths

The Cashmere and Cascade baseball teams have played three drama-filled games against each other so ...

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Prep soccer: Chelan, Okanogan advance to semifinals

CHELAN — It’s not a surprise that Saturday’s 1A boys soccer state tournament quarterfinal contest ...

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Adarna rising: Seattle rock band is Leavenworth bound

It’s not the kind of thing you’d expect to hear from a guy whose public ...

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Film fest showcases local poet, filmmaker

The work of a Leavenworth poet and a Wenatchee-born filmmaker will hit the big screen ...

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Check it Out: Our picks May 16-22

Wenatchee “Rocky Horror Picture Show” 9 p.m. Friday, Eastmont High School, 955 3rd St., $5 ...

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Wenatchee Community Concerts announces new season

An Irish tenor, Italian saxophone quartet and a Chinese violin prodigy are on the list ...

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Sci-fi saga hits warp speed

The warp drives on the USS Enterprise are, as usual, on the verge of meltdown ...

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Sunday, May 19

Wenatchee Women's Show
Performing Arts Center of Wenatchee, 1 p.m.

Sunday, May 19

Local Author H.S. Clark is Signing His New Thriller at Hastings in Wenatchee
Hastings Entertainment, 315 9th St., Wenatchee, WA, 1 p.m.

Monday, May 20

Conquer Your Fear of Public Speaking - Toastmasters Meeting
First United Methodist Church, 5:30 p.m.

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On a cloudy day, the thunder rolls

On a cloudy day, the thunder rolls

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PATEROS — The dark clouds looked threatening enough, but the roar of thunder that rolled up from Wenatchee to Oroville on Saturday didn’t come from the sky. It came from ...
AmeriCorps: work experience offers community service

AmeriCorps: work experience offers community service

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WENATCHEE — “Big sharks never sleep. They sink if they ever stop swimming,” AmeriCorps volunteer Ashley Carlton reads to an attentive group of five first-graders at Kenroy Elementary School. “How ...
Peoples Bank in newly-minted uptown location

Peoples Bank in newly-minted uptown location

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Don’t panic if you rattle the door at Peoples Bank in downtown Wenatchee and find everybody gone. Last week, they moved your money — along with staff and some equipment ...
The Campaigner

The Campaigner

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Pro-life godfather Donald Smith, producer of ‘The Silent Scream,’ settles in East Wenatchee.
Filling stations for bicyclists

Filling stations for bicyclists

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Today’s Bike to Work Day and riders snagged some snacks at Wenatchee Avenue and First Street this morning at a booth sponsored by the Regional Bicycle Advisory Board.
Flight seeing

Flight seeing

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A juvenile bald eagle, seen at upper left, swoops down to Fish Lake near birders on a field trip Thursday for the 11th annual Leavenworth Spring Bird Fest.
Cures for the summertime blues

Cures for the summertime blues

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Fun is the common denominator among summer activities planned by local groups. For parents, it’s a chance to get the kids out of the house and into some active-learning opportunities. ...
Family wants to continue family legacy with park donation

Family wants to continue family legacy with park donation

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WENATCHEE — Peggy Hale loved to walk along the Apple Capital Recreation Loop Trail and frequently crossed the Pipeline Pedestrian Bridge as she walked from her home in East Wenatchee. ...