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City examiner Andy Kottkamp has approved a conditional use permit to operate the school on the grounds of King’s Orchard Church of Christ at 1610 Orchard Ave.

WENATCHEE — Woody’s Classic Man, a men’s retail store and barbershop, is opening a new location in downtown Wenatchee at 10 S. Wenatchee Ave.

Unfortunately, conditions are not looking ideal for solar eclipse viewing on Monday.

WENATCHEE — The Chelan County Sheriffs Office secured funding for body-worn cameras but Sheriff Mike Morrison is still awaiting to receive the $660,000 from the federal government.

The arraignment of 61-year-old Linhui Yan did not take place this week because of the absence of the judge assigned to the case.

The second phase of improvements on Wenatchee Heights Road between Wheeler Hill Road and Edgemont Drive will be taking place.

Our state approves three budgets every two years. These budgets fund Washington’s operating ($71.9 billion), transportation ($14.6 billion), and capital ($10.3 billion) expenditures, including public services, road improvements, and infrastructure

The 2023-24 Canadian Hockey League playoffs are well underway as teams continue to push for league titles and a spot in the Memorial Cup in Saginaw. With analysis from TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button, here is a look at the first round of the playoffs so far.

Wenatchee's rising ski cross star, Jack Mitchell, 21, selected to represent the U.S. at the World Junior Championships in Sweden and aims to make history.

Unfortunately, conditions are not looking ideal for solar eclipse viewing on Monday.