leavenworth

The Washington State Department of Transportation (DOT) says travel on U.S. Highway 2 through the Leavenworth area will be slower than usual during the first three weekends of December. DOT spokesperson, Lauren Loebsack, says the slowdowns will be caused by the town's annual Village of Lights celebration...

Two more roads in Chelan County will soon be closing for the winter season. Mountain Home Road in Leavenworth and Oklahoma Gulch Road near Entiat are both unimproved roads which are not maintained for snow removal or surface repairs during the colder months...

fig is a title and escrow company with an extensive history in Wenatchee. Before the branding was changed to fig, the title company had operated as North Meridian, Douglas County Title Abstract Company, Transamerica, Transnation, and LandAmerica over a legacy dating back over 70 years.

Why is it Called Leavenworth? Leavenworth, Washington’s early name was Icicle Flats. It's the early 1880s and settlers who made their way across America saw the breathtaking Enchantments and surrounding ridges and decided to stay and trade with the local native tribes. At t...

It's called Chelan County Living, which includes sections focused on outdoor recreation, local wildlife and wildfires among other things.

Time is running out for local residents to weigh in on Chelan County's River Recreation Management Plan for 2023. The public has until this Friday, Nov. 17 to submit comments about the draft which proposes numerous changes and additions to recreational management on the Icicle River in Leavenworth...

City spokesperson Kara Raftery says the water will have to be turned off because of a major leak that has to be addressed.

The awards single out local governments and their partners for exceptional land use planning and development.

Each of the short-term rentals (STRs) started sometime after 1999 and are located in the Leavenworth Urban Growth Area and are zoned as low-density residential.

I dare you to tell me I'm wrong. The vast beauty, the dense trees, already made trails to roam, water... All the elements to make a perfect cocktail of habitable areas for Mr. Bigfoot.