It took Haley Pond, 24, one year to change careers and open a tattoo business, Manuka and Moon Tattoo.
Matthew Carnero-Macias
Staff Writer
McNeil Canyon Road is open once again after it underwent a months-long safety project to re-route a section of the roadway north of the existing alignment.
A Malaga man accused of stabbing another man with a knife in June was sentenced Wednesday to a year in prison.
Oscar Rodriguez
World staff writer
The Friends of Ukraine Refugees nonprofit organization is bringing its mission to a close after providing help to stabilize more than 200 Ukrainian refugees.
Jenni Rodas
World staff writer
Five years ago, Cascade Autocenter leadership began the process of acquiring the former Cottage Inn property. On Monday, demolition of the longtime restaurant began.
Matthew Carnero-Macias
Staff Writer
The state's child welfare agency last week reached a settlement agreement with the father of Rustin Atkerson, who died at 2 years old from a severe brain injury that his father argued in court could have been prevented.
Oscar Rodriguez
World staff writer
A Chicago developer submitted last week a subdivision application to remove about 20 acres of a commercial cherry orchard outside Entiat and replace it with 27 residential lots.
Oscar Rodriguez
World staff writer
The Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center is bringing back its popular Haunted Museum this week, promising a darker, more immersive experience. This year’s Haunted Museum runs Oct. 23–25 and Oct. 27–30, transforming the museum into rooms filled with puzzles, storylines, and scares. G…
Reneé Diaz
World Staff Writer
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As the second-longest federal government shutdown entered its 27th day, the Washington State Employment Security Department announced Monday that it was extending call center hours to respond more quickly to the growing number of unemployed claimants.
Matthew Carnero-Macias
Staff Writer
The kitchen smells of cinnamon and piloncillo as Veronica Zamora stirs a pot of ponche. She hasn’t folded any flores de cartulina this year, but memories of childhood afternoons spent with her mother and grandmother linger.
Jenni Rodas
World staff writer
