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PULLMAN, Wash. (WAND) — Washington State University is looking for help in naming its newest apple variety.

The City of Wenatchee now has a new ordinance on its books which prohibits certain animals from being used in traveling performances within its jurisdictional boundaries.

WENATCHEE — In an effort to create inclusiveness in outdoor recreation in North Central Washington, NCW Equity Alliance and Trails, Recreation, Education, Advocacy and Development (TREAD) released a Belonging in

Washington State University is letting you have a hand in picking the name of an apple hybrid they've created.

Workforce integration, loan growth, and technology upgrades are major priorities for Wheatland Banks CEO Susan Horton in the first 100 days after Glacier Bancorps acquisition of Wheatland.

Street racing is considered a more serious offense than cruising since it involves vehicles traveling at excessive speeds and driving recklessly on city streets.

The North Central Educational Service District and Wenatchee Valley College are staging the event.

On a Thursday morning in late March, a group of Wenatchi-P’squosa people and a few dozen supporters assembled amid patches of snow and mud atop Badger Mountain in central Washington.

The warehouse would be turned into a hub of several micro-breweries surrounded by restaurants and retail businesses.

The warehouse would be turned into a hub of several micro-breweries surrounded by restaurants and retail businesses.