Wenatchee
WENATCHEE — The Pangborn Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol held a milestone reception on Aug. 21 at the American Legion Hall in Wenatchee to honor cadets who recently passed milestone exams and requirements.
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Editorial assistant
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QUINCY — Five people, including two coaches and two former athletes, have been chosen to be inducted as the class of 2021 to the Quincy School District’s Wall of Fame on Aug. 5.
Crescent Bar will host more than a dozen military veterans and their families for three days in September.
WENATCHEE — The Wenatchee Valley College Foundation has announced the 2020 winners of The Outstanding Friend of the College award and The Harvey Award. Annual awards recognize the support and accomplishments of community members who champion WVC.
WENATCHEE — The Community Foundation of NCW has awarded $1,061,700 in college scholarships to students in NCW.
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Editorial assistant
Peshastin/Dryden All-School Picnic: Due to health concerns, the picnic has been cancelled. For information contact Marilou Hughes at (509) 630-0515.
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Editorial assistant
OLYMPIA — Forest health, noxious weeds and lions, bears and fishers are topics presented in a series of free live webinars hosted by Washington State University Extension Forestry and the Washington State Department of Natural Resources.
NCW — The American Red Cross is experiencing an ongoing severe blood shortage and members of the community are urged to make an appointment to donate.
Greater Wenatchee Mended Hearts: Monday, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Virtual meeting will be held for Chelan, Douglas, Grant and Okanogan counties. Guest speaker will be Matt Slagle, cardiology integrated clinical pharmacist at Confluence Health, who will talk about “Cardiology Clinical Pharmacist …
Cala Flamond
Editorial assistant
WENATCHEE — NCW Tech Alliance has expanded their Summer Social Scholarship Fundraiser to now include a golf tournament and dinner on Aug. 5 at Highlander Golf Course.
WENATCHEE — Washington apples specialty license plates had an impressive first year of sales with 747 purchased as of June 30. A portion of the sale proceeds — $28 from each sale — go toward college scholarships offered by the Washington Apple Education Foundation (WAEF).
