WENATCHEE — Literally rooted in the cycle of seasons, the agriculture industry and change remain close acquaintances.
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WENATCHEE — Leo Garcia and Francisco Sarmiento have watched orchards evolve with more than a passing interest going on three decades.
WENATCHEE — Drones, sensors, optical scanners and robots already are part of the tree fruit industry, helping boost yields, assure quality and streamline costs.
WENATCHEE — Our Valley Our Future’s Housing Solutions Group released a study back in 2018 that included 18 recommendations for “common sense” changes to help solve the Wenatchee Valley’s housing crisis.
WENATCHEE — Builders are booked and likely to stay that way, say housing industry representatives.
WENATCHEE — Wenatchee Valley’s home building industry was poised to take off when the pandemic hit last spring.
COVID-19 is the “elephant in the room” when it comes to talking about 2020’s economic performance — and expectations for 2021, says Don Meseck, the state’s regional economist who covers Chelan and Douglas counties.
Stocks
- Speaker lineup announced for Thursday's Flywheel Investment Conference
- 30 Under 35 | Next question: Ana Gonzalez
- Photo: First cutting
- Old News | From The Wenatchee World archives: Steamer sinks at Rock Island Rapids; Eagle Transfer barn has room for 80 horses, 50 wagons; Chief Joseph Dam to be dedicated
- Opinion | Rufus Woods: Deep insights in prison memoir of businessman Shane Flemens
- Leavenworth’s Art in the Park thrives despite the pandemic
- Photo: Celebrating Latino-owned businesses
- 30 Under 35 | Next question: Alyssa Lenicka
- FocalPoint Educational Services aligns new space to better serve students
- ‘Our phone stopped ringing’ | Tutoring business anticipates rush after pandemic slowdown
- County cautions builders about permit processing backlog | 90-day delays expected through the summer
- Community housing trust gets startup funds, looks at next steps
- Old News | From The Wenatchee World archives: Money raised for Monitor bridge; D and D Roller Bowl hosts Festival dance; Radio KIAM becomes KYJR
- Wenatchee Convention Center breaks pandemic drought
- Douglas PUD may need to lower Wells Dam's reservoir to mitigate earthquake risk
- Horizon will add third flight to Pangborn in June
- Cougar euthanized after returning to location near downtown Leavenworth
- Cashmere Community Farmers Market lands at Simpson Park