WENATCHEE — An assistant principal, an engineer, a wildlife specialist and a data analyst — this year’s 30 Under 35 class of young professionals come from myriad industries and backgrounds.
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Cover stories
ORONDO — At this point, few people have seen it and even fewer have tasted it. But by next year there will be more than 2 million boxes of Cosmic Crisp apples on the market.
Just a few years ago, Midland Trucking would receive a dozen driver applications a week. Then the shortage started.
The data center industry is growing in North Central Washington, but do its citizens want them?
The marijuana industry statewide is expanding by leaps and bounds, becoming a nearly $1 billion industry in retail sales last fiscal cycle.
Eye-On Business Features
- 'Remembering where I came from': Salon owner gives back
- Leavenworth passes new development incentives
- Jeff Jones | Opinion: Government just keeps finding problems to solve at the expense of the individual
- More jobs, slower growth
- Riverfront Park boat launch to close this fall for upgrades
- A daycare closes as the state imposes new regulations
- Douglas County to hold paper-shredding event
- Gov. Inslee to attend Cashmere business park ribbon cutting
- Developer considering 75-unit apartment building off Hawley Street
- Federal commission determines $622 million project qualifies for new dam license
- PUD to pay more for Horan House property than expected
- Tower developer also to build 41 tiny homes
- Wenatchee continues updating housing code
- A Wenatchee family of flower growers
- 101-acre property along Eastmont Avenue for sale
- Douglas County PUD proposes 3% increase for large commercial customers
- Wenatchee exported a record-setting $638 million of goods in 2018
- State sales tax to go toward affordable housing
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