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The Wenatchee Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department will host its annual Bundle Up Fest - Youth Sports & Activities Fair at Pybus Public Market later this month.

A group of local Indigenous women have organized a march to create awareness about the state's missing and murdered Indigenous women. Shelly Nelson, Cascadia Weaver, and Amanda Keewatinawin collaborated to plan the march after Nelson learned about a missing 14-year-old Indigenous girl named Emily Pike, whose dismembered remains were discovered in trash bags along an Arizona highway in February...

Pybus Public Market hosts its 10th annual Non-Profit Day. The event takes place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, March 22 on the main concourse and the LocalTel Event Center. The event connects local non-profits with potential volunteers and community members wanting to know more about available resources...

Check out our rundown of local entertainment offerings in the week ahead.

The WSU Chelan-Douglas Master Gardener Program is hosting a string of free gardening courses, dubbed "Productive Winter: A Garden Planning Series," at Pybus Public Market in January and early February.

It'll feature local elected office holders, who will read a proclamation, declaring each area a Purple Heart City or County.

The nonprofit says it'll have a lot of new partners on hand to teach and share information about environmental and social sustainability.

No matter where you go this weekend, don't forget, extra marshmallows and yes to the chocolate candy spoon.

I had the opportunity this last Saturday (8/19) and had a great time. I was there to help celebrate the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market to their permanent location on the newly refurbished parking lot at the Pybus Public Market at 3 N. Worthen...

I recently wrote about my dream of starting up a tiki bar here in Wenatchee, wondering if a tiki bar could actually be successful. Could we successfully compete with the other bars around town. So I had to find out what people thought of some of the local bars. Talk with people, and of course checking out the ratings of these places.