A dog gets a ride on a trailer of a bicycle on the Apple Capital Recreation Loop Trail on Wednesday through Riverfront Park.

Work continues on the Chelan County PUD's new headquarters in Olds Station on Tuesday. According to project manager David Lodge, the building is expected to be finished and open in the spring of 2023. The new PUD complex will replace the Fifth Street headquarters and Hawley Street facilities.

The NCW Fair in Waterville continues through Sunday.

Tanner Anderson, Wenatchee, with Revolution Kart Racing on Wednesday tries to slow people around a kart that crashed into a barrier on the kart racing course at Town Toyota Cente.

WENATCHEE — The Wenatchee City Hall remodel is well underway.

WENATCHEE — The three-road intersection at Okanogan, Orondo and Methow may be getting a makeover.

Scott Bolander, Wenatchee, pulls weeds in the community garden he tends along Russell Street on Tuesday. He grows dahlias in six plots on city property. It's been a bad year for growing many things with the excessive heat and he says dahlias have suffered too. But that hasn't affected his enthusiasm for the flowers. "When the dahlia bug bites you, for most people, it's terminal," he says.

Rafael Avina, Chelan, laughs at the photographer when asked "How much for your hat?" at the Chelan Farmer's Market Thursday, July 8, 2021. "Not for sale," he replied. He said the 5-year-old hat is his "hook" for hat sales at his produce stand, pointing to a pile of hats for sale nearby. Avina says he's been selling vegetables and fruit that he grows on 30 acres near the Chelan Airport since 1992 when, giving away his wares to friends, he realized he could make a little money by charging for them instead. "My friends weren't happy," he said. You can find him at Manson's Farmers Market on Wednesdays and Saturdays too, he said.

Looking like a six-legged spider, a crew of Wenatchee AppleSox players hold a hose as their field is watered down before a baseball game Friday night with the Highline Bears.

The sidewalk along Badger Mountain Road leading from East Wenatchee to Fancher Heights has five areas that have buckled, closing it to the public.

Fireworks stand volunteer Michelle Lain, Wenatchee, picks out smoke balls and tanks to buy for her personal use at the opening of the fireworks stand in the parking lot of Grocery Outlet in East Wenatchee Thursday morning. At right is the stand operator Windy Farley, Wenatchee. Proceeds from their sales goes to the Wenatchee Eagles club. This stand will be open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. until July 4 when they will close at 9 p.m. Farley says she expects to sell out on Saturday, maybe even by Friday. They've sold everything in the last two years and inventory this year is at 80 percent of usual because COVID-19 problems in China disrupted getting supplies.

Gabriel Arellano of the Portland Pickles baseball team sprays ice water at teammate Jacob Jablonski before their baseball game Tuesday night in Wenatchee. The Pickles were in town to play the Wenatchee AppleSox on the hottest recorded day in Wenatchee history. The Sox continued their series with Portland on Wednesday and Thursday nights.

The old Washington State Department of Transportation buildings on North Wenatchee Avenue have started to come down with the help of Ascendent Demolition of Puyallup, working on Monday. The city of Wenatchee bought the buildings and 5.9 acres of property in 2019 for $4.3 million.