confluence parkway project

The City of Wenatchee broke ground on the Confluence Parkway Phase 1 Project Thursday afternoon. The project hopes to improve congestion in the valley as well as improve connectivity for emergency services and agriculture and improve emergency situations...

The City of Wenatchee is ready to break ground on Phase 1 of the Confluence Parkway project. Thursday, the city will host a ceremony to celebrate the project. U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell, Rep. Kim Schrier, Chelan County Commissioner Brad Hawkins, Mayor Mike Poirer, Public Works Director Tom Wachholder, and Washington State Department of Transportation administration will present speeches... Read M

In less than a month, Wenatchee's Franz Bakery Outlet store will close permanently to make way for an ambitious construction project.

Next month, the City of Wenatchee will officially break ground on its ambitious Confluence Parkway Project. Crews will begin working on Phase 1 of the $177 million project by prepping several roads for retrofitting and realigning utilities at the north end of town...

As the State of Washington faces a budget shortfall of over $12 billion during the next biennium, concerns are being raised about the possibility of numerous infrastructural projects getting postponed or scrapped altogether. One such project, is the City of Wenatchee's massive Confluence Parkway endeavor, a $177 million overhaul of the town's north-end road network that includes the construction o

Roadway improvement will start at the intersection of North Miller Street and Wenatchee Avenue, where there will be modifications to the existing signal lights.

They include closing Crawford Avenue between Mission Street and Wenatchee Avenue between 7 am and 4 pm so crews can install a new water service line.

The City of Wenatchee has selected a pair of firms to assist with the next phase of its massive Confluence Parkway Project. The City has contracted with Kraemer North America, LLC of Seattle and Scarsella Bros., Inc. of Kent to jointly work on a progressive strategy to both design and build the project...

Chelan Douglas Transportation Council Executive Director Jeff Wilkens says the cost nationally has gone up 54 percent in just the past two years.

Approval came in the final days of the legislative session which ended Sunday.