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Warning: Live in Washington? Stop Sending Checks in the Mail! If you’re like me and have tossed a check in a mailbox - You’re placing yourself at risk for fraud.  Checks are a common gift for birthdays, weddings, and graduations. Mailing a check...

Thanksgiving is upon us here in the United States. Since 1942, We Americans have celebrated Thanksgiving on the 4th Thursday in November. It marks the Pilgrims giving thanks for their first Fall-time harvest in the Autumn of 1621. In Canada, Thanksgiving happens on the 2nd Monday of October...

One of my favorite childhood Christmas presents was an Evel Knievel toy motorcycle that you would power up by hand. After revving it up for 5 to 10 seconds, the toy motorbike -  with a helmeted Evel Knievel doll would launch across the living room over a homemade ramp and launch into a pyramid of empty soda pop cans. ...

The Story of the Gorge Amphitheater 754 Silica Road NW. You probably won’t recognize the world-famous place by just the address. Many of you reading this have visited this world-class music venue. Originally named the Champs de Brionne Music Theater from 1986 to 1993. MCA ...

Washington State produced over $10 billion in agriculture commodities in 2021 according to US Department of Agriculture (USDA) statistics. People the world over enjoy food products grown or originating in the Evergreen State. Are there some foods Washington State is best known for?

Maybe you are being a scrooge this holiday season, let's switch it up for you and help out!

How much have you budgeted or think you will spend during the holiday season? A survey of U.S. consumers has calculated the average spending on gifts and seasonal activities associated with the holidays will work out to $1,240.50 Washington state spending is well below that mark.

Find all the cool Christmas gifts in Wenatchee! Shop and support small businesses!

A new letter has been sent to the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) Chair Brenda Mallory, demanding transparency in its involvement in the Columbia River System Operations litigation and mediation.