Art enthusiasts are invited to Alatheia's Inaugural Courageously Created Fine Art Show & Benefit Auction.
The event takes place 6 p.m. Friday, April 25 at Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort in Leavenworth.
Alatheia is looking for artist submissions from across the nation, according to Director of Operations and Development Daria Land.
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Thousands of National Forest Service workers across the nation lost their jobs over the weekend.
Locally, this directly impacts the Leavenworth Ranger station. National Federation of Federal Employees Local Steward Ranchel Granberg says a majority of forest rangers in Leavenworth lost their jobs...
Wonderful treasures can be found at a good quality Yard Sale. Furniture, Bikes, Books, Collectables and more. But, don't ever buy these 4 things at a WA State Yard Sale!
It's that time of year! Your aunts and uncles might be skiing, or maybe the young people in your life are whipping your their snowboards. What about the kids who just want to go sledding?
One of my favorite winter activities growing up included hopping in my dad's truck, where he'd slap it into four-wheel drive, and climb up a snow-covered back road and let my brother and me sled...
Approximately 300 people demonstrated at Memorial Park at the intersection of South Chelan and Orondo Monday afternoon.
The participants gathered as part of "No Kings Day," which is a protest against Elon Musk's involvement in the federal government and President Donald Trump...
There are a host of gun restriction laws in Washington State committees.
12th District State Rep. Brian Burnett says one bill in particular is bad news for gun right's advocates because it restricts how many guns and how much ammo you can buy at once and even over the course of a month...
The latest bill in Olympia's Transportation Committee considers a road usage per mile tax.
12th District State Rep. Mike Steele signed up for the pilot program, but do not mistake that for his support of H.B. 1921.
"It really is a terrible way, I think, to raise additional revenue," Rep...
Ephrata Police Department releases the cause of death for the inmate who died New Year's Eve in Grant County Jail.
According to a release, the Grant County Coroner's Office determined 31-year-old Richard Lambert died from sepsis due to peritontis and his death has been ruled an accident due to a bicycle crash on railroad tracks days before his arrest...