Articles

According to dictionary.com “While some states have strict laws that prohibit obscenities, numbers, and names that are too long, other states have no restrictions.

The History of Train Travel through Stevens Pass On September 18, 1889, the name of the old Minneapolis & St. Cloud Railroad Company was changed to the Great Northern Railway Company.  The mission of connecting Minneapolis/St. Paul with Seattle via the Rocky Mountains and Stevens Pass became a reality - in the summer of 1893.  ...

From being a Radio DJ in Seattle, to New York and finally landing in Wenatchee WA. He's also a Wedding DJ! Husband, Father and overall awesome man.

How Much Snow It Typically Takes to Cancel School in Washinton At the time of this writing, we are exactly 3 months away from Christmas Day. The cooler temps with the cold showers have already arrived - just as we officially moved into Fall...

Meet Simba.  This handsome boy with gorgeous markings and piercing blue eyes is ready for life's next adventure. He is friendly with other dogs, has lived with kids before, is easy to handle on leash, and knows basic commands like sit and shake. ...

Constantine was suspended on Sunday after the league says it received a complaint regarding his conduct. During the investigation, Constantine is not permitted to have any contact with any member of the organization, including players, according to the WHL statement.

Watch Out! Here are Washington’s 10 Most Stolen Vehicles Thieves tend to go after older vehicles. Why? The older parts have more value. Newer models tend to have better anti-theft devices.  Nationwide, the National Insurance Crime Bureau reported: The 2004 full size Chevrolet Pick-Up was most stolen last year. (Summer 2...

It's one thing to have to bring in a whole bus full of kids to a restaurant after a game, but it's another when you have about 3 games wrap up and all the buses' head to your location for some grub.

Saturday’s Western Hockey League matchup between the Wenatchee Wild and Seattle Thunderbirds may have been only two games into Wenatchee’s inaugural WHL season, but the rematch between last year’s league finalists had a certain playoff feel to it. Scoring chances were hard-fought, a raucous crowd of more than 3,300 ramped up the energy inside Town Toyota Center from start to finish, and a last-minute goal gave the contest a dramatic ending.

While another season of beauty is coming to an end, we here in the Wenatchee Valley are proud of this little wonder we have. It really should be named "one of the 7 wonders of the world."