Thursday Feb 9 | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Education innovation: Washington's ladder to long-term success
ON the surface, we Washingtonians look like fairly educated people. Our wheat farmers in the Palouse pack more computers and satellite connections into their tractors than a spacecraft.
Thursday Feb 9 | Wenatchee World
"The advantage with prescription drugs is you know exactly what you're getting; with heroin you have no idea.
Thursday Feb 9 | Wenatchee World
90-day sentence in troubled incest case
Brent Magarrell, a Wenatchee man initially accused of rape and incest, was sentenced Wednesday to 90 days in jail on greatly reduced charges.
Thursday Feb 9 | The Oregonian
Mission Ridge keeps Wenatchee skiers, snowboarders happy; travelers seek it out, too
Mission Ridge is one of the most visible ski areas from any large town in Washington or Oregon.
Thursday Feb 9 | WHIO
Air Force trains flight attendants for VIP trips
Bret Baker welcomes customers aboard a Boeing 757 wearing a three-piece suit and a sparkling smile.
Minor traffic infractions may escape license suspension in...
Auburn union rep appointed to IAM Aerospace Territories post Auburn officials encourage residents to check before cutting trees or clearing vegetation City Council supports crucial Auburn school measures on ballot Auburn road closure: Mountain View Drive SW from West Valley Highway S to 55th Avenue S For many, the dilemma seems easy, but for some a ... (more)
Vancouver activist asks court to toss state redistricting plan
The Washington State Redistricting Commission agreed on new legislative and congressional districts in January.
There's an old joke about a man who meets a farmer on the road. The farmer's carrying a bag marked
There's an old joke about a man who meets a farmer on the road. The farmer's carrying a bag marked "chickens." "If I guess how many chickens are in the bag, can I have one?," the man asks.
Antarctica, Gisele Bundchen, Patriots, Miley Cyrus, Dyncorp
Gisele Bundchen throws shade at Tom Brady's receivers : "My husband cannot f**king throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time.
Columbia , Tenn. group rehabilitates 25th house
People Helping People Together began improving targeted neighborhoods in 2008 using seed money from First Farmers & Merchants Bank, the Tennessee Diocese of the Episcopal Church, Maury Hills Church and private donations.
Public Facilities District buoyed by rising sales tax revenue
The recent partial rebound of sales tax revenue is welcome news for the Bellingham-Whatcom Public Facilities District, which depends on sales tax receipts to cover repayment of $19 million in bonds that helped finance the Whatcom Museum and improvements to the Mount Baker Theatre.
Loyal customer Jeanne Barsa of Ephrata walked into the J.C. Penney store here Wednesday and stopped in her tracks.
Libraries struggle with issue of Internet access and porn
Editor's note: An earlier version of this post said the American Civil Liberties Union had sued the North Central Regional Library district, based in Wenatchee, Wash., for not offering access to online pornography.
Billions of gold said hidden in Wenatchee hills
WENATCHEE, Wash. -- A Canadian company claims the hills near Wenatchee are harboring billions of dollars worth of gold.
Villasenor to represent Pacific Northwest in the High School Youth Forum
Lupe Villasenor of Chelan the Washington state representative for the Society of Range Management High School Youth Forum 2012, held at the 65th SRM Annual Meeting and Trade Show in Spokane Jan 29th to Feb 2nd.
Libraries fight ACLU over censorship issues
If you log on to a computer at the Wenatchee public library, and type in "porn" into the search engine, the list of results will appear as if porn doesn't exist.
Cheney Pedestrian Emphasis Patrol
CHENEY, Wash. - Cheney officer Chris Oakes walks across the crosswalk at the intersection of 1st and D in downtown Cheney as part of an emphasis patrol to raise awareness about pedestrian safety Tuesday.
Company To Drill For Gold Samples Near Wenatchee
A Canadian exploration company is planning to drill holes in search of gold deposits at a site south of Wenatchee.
Canadian company ready to drill for gold samples
The first step toward mining millions of dollars in gold from foothills south of the city could begin next month, the president of a Canadian exploration company said Monday.
Disaster relief available to area farmers
Farmers in the two counties can apply for assistance through two federal programs that provide financial relief and crop insurance, according to Michael Ruud, executive director of the Farm Service Agency in Waterville and Wenatchee.