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Night For The Museum Relocates As Renovations Continue Through 2027
The Wenatchee Valley Museum is getting a major facelift through 2027, and their biggest fundraiser just moved to a new home with a fresh look.

Did Seattle score big With the FIFA World Cup?
It's been just about 3 months, and we now have the totals for the FIFA World Cup and how much money Seattle may have made during that time. The numbers are good, they might even be great.
Why Chelan County Faces A Decade Of Fire Damage
Chelan County is losing thousands of acres to wildfires every year, and local leaders are demanding Congress step up with real solutions.

It's Fat Bear Week. Cast your vote now
This is a completely different type of beauty contest; Fat Bear Week has officially begun, and it's your opportunity to vote for your favorite fat bear, an Alaskan brown bear, to be exact.

Don't panic, It's just the stock market
If you've ever watched the movie Dumb Money. (A true story, by the way.) You know that retail investors like you and me don't necessarily make a lot of money in the market without some really sharp advice.

Wenatchee Valley's First Pickleball Tournament Comes to E. Wen.
If you are a pickleball aficionado, then now is the time for you to register for the first ever Wenatchee Valley Pickle Ball Classic Tournament.

Maverick, The Tabby Cat Waiting For Adoption In Wenatchee
Meet Maverick, a four-year-old tabby looking for a family ready to help him live his healthiest life through play and good nutrition.

Weekend Motorcycle Crashes In Ferry County And Chelan County
Three separate traffic incidents unfolded across North Central Washington over the weekend, leaving one person dead and several injured.

This Mysterious Floating Island Is Real, Officials Confirm
Those boaters weren't making it up. A tree-covered island really did drift across northern BC's biggest reservoir, and nobody saw it coming.

What is surveillance pricing, and why should you care?
Charging different amounts for a product to different people is nothing new, and it's not illegal. If you've experienced surge pricing when renting a hotel room or buying plane tickets, you know what we're talking about. But using the same system on the Internet to adjust prices for basic need items is not popular with the general public.


