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Herd of rare Swakane sheep growing
A herd of bighorn sheep tries to find a way off Ohme Gardens Road in Wenatchee in 2003 after they wandered down into the valley.
'Roadkill Alley' near Wenatchee still waiting for fence
Some people who drive Highway 97A between Wenatchee and Entiat have another name for it: Roadkill Alley.
97A roadkill alley wildlife barrier on hold
WENATCHEE — At least one more winter of dodging deer and sheep is in store for motorists on Highway 97A between Wenatchee and Entiat.
Fire crew boot camp: Books, then flames
A group of wildland firefighter trainees observes a fire Thursday before they get the orders to start building a line around it.
'Yartist' welds rusted metal into yard art
Evan Mueller, 4, left, and Mackenzie Mueller, 6, look at a metal fish suspended from a rusty chain at the Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market earlier this month.
Entiat Friends Church to celebrate 100 years
In this photo from 1931, a new Entiat Friends Church building had just been built.
Wet spring may delay fire season
WENATCHEE — A cool, wet spring with plenty of snow left in the mountains may delay the start of wildfire season this summer, officials say.
Kindergarten teacher dies in motorcycle accident
An East Wenatchee kindergarten teacher is dead after the motorcycle he was riding struck a downed pine tree hidden by a bush on a U.S. Forest Service dirt road about three miles north of Entiat.
Students learn about the Columbia River's power
A solar-powered water fountain was part of the lesson plan at Rocky Reach Dam on Wednesday.
Closures on the Okanogan and Wenatchee National Forests
Some roads, campgrounds and trailheads are inaccessible this Memorial Day weekend due to late snow melt, an avalanche on Icicle Road and previous damage.
Flooding closes road to Mt. Spokane
Flood watches and warnings remain in effect across the Inland Northwest, but a cool down is on the way.
Boy drowns in Lewis Co. river; two men still missing along Green River
Accidents involving high water on Western Washingotn rivers have left a little boy dead in Lewis County and two people missing in King County.
Rivers on flood watch as heat wave continues
The National Weather Service predicts well above normal temperatures again today across Western Washington.
What some new Stemilt hires are saying
“I like their hours. They work lots of hours, and you can make lots of money on overtime”
Highest turnout in three years for Stemilt hiring fair WENATCHEE — Carolenai Davila was happy to get a job at last Tuesday's Stemilt job fair, sorting cherries in June and July at Stemilt's Olds Station ... via Wenatchee World
New permits for all recreational boats could costs thousands of dollars A court ruling aimed at cutting down on pollution by supertankers also targets recreational boats. via KNDO - Yakima
U-4 American Maid hydroplane sighting: re-tooled with twin outboard engines
Mark Evans' newly re-tooled U-4 Miss American Maid was spotted at the APBA event in Entiat, Washington by Chris Denslow, who sent along these pictures. via HydroINSIDER.com
Apple Blossom Book Sale: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wenatchee Public Library Apple Blossom 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Walla Walla Point Park Classy Chassis Car Show: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Eastmont ... via Wenatchee World
Prescribed burns turn skies smoky
WENATCHEE VALLEY — Smoke hanging in the air above Cashmere Wednesday was caused by a U.S. Forest Service prescribed burn, and more burns are on the way. via Wenatchee World
“I'm going for the flowers: lilac, mock orange, a redbud. Maybe a dogwood”
Arbor Day tree distribution volunteer Sandy Tontz picks out trees for people at Riverfront Ice Arena on Saturday morning. via Wenatchee World
Out of steam, old tractor moves on
“He was planning on restoring it but never got around to it”
A Bremmer Construction crew loads an early 1900s steam engine onto a flatbed trailer to move it to Entiat on Wednesday. via Wenatchee World