Tenley Wedam, 6, East Wenatchee, stands on her father Joey's feet as they dance with others during the Wenatchee Applarians Daddy-Daughter Dance Saturday at the Wenatchee Valley Senior Activity Center.
Alexis Kennedy, 6, holds still as her father Mike fixes her hair before formal pictures at the Wenatchee Applarians Daddy-Daughter Dance Saturday night.
The Wenatchee Applarians Daddy-Daughter Dance Saturday night was a good chance for fathers, grandfathers, uncles and other relatives to take their girls out on a date.
Ryan Hamilton, Wenatchee, takes the opportunity for a selfie with his daughter Kingsley, 7, during Saturday night's Wenatchee Applarians Daddy-Daughter Dance.
Tenley Wedam, 6, East Wenatchee, stands on her father Joey's feet as they dance with others during the Wenatchee Applarians Daddy-Daughter Dance Saturday at the Wenatchee Valley Senior Activity Center.
Alexis Kennedy, 6, holds still as her father Mike fixes her hair before formal pictures at the Wenatchee Applarians Daddy-Daughter Dance Saturday night.
The Wenatchee Applarians Daddy-Daughter Dance Saturday night was a good chance for fathers, grandfathers, uncles and other relatives to take their girls out on a date.
Ryan Hamilton, Wenatchee, takes the opportunity for a selfie with his daughter Kingsley, 7, during Saturday night's Wenatchee Applarians Daddy-Daughter Dance.
Wenatchee Applarians hosted a Daddy-Daughter Dance Saturday night that brought more than 325 people to a decorated dance hall with cookies and punch, raffle prizes, with many dolls as prizes, and a nail polish station. Reservations were required with a waiting list for the popular dance. The event at the Wenatchee Valley Senior Activity Center is the main fundraiser for the Apple Blossom Festival Queen Scholarship worth $10,000.
It’s the second year the dance has been put on and the first since COVID-19 shut it down. Both the Apple Blossom Royal Court and Junior Royalty were on hand and dancing.
I was born in Wenatchee, went to Eastmont High School, graduated from the University of Washington with a communications degree in journalism. I have a wife and three children.
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