What to do in the Wenatchee area
Paint Castlerock in the open air July 12… prizes awarded. Slam poetry night, every Tuesday, 7 – 8:30 p.m. Clearwater Steakhouse and Saloon, 838 Valley Mall Pky. East Wenatchee. Improv/Acting Workshop, 7 p.m. Every Tuesday night with theater games for … Continue reading
A vineyard grows among the lupine
By Alex Saliby Robert Anderson has a new career: owner and winemaker of one of Manson’s newest wineries, Lupine Vineyards. He works at several of the many different jobs required of anyone attempting to grow grapes and make … Continue reading
A contest: Heard any bad travel advice?
By Maureen Stivers Good, and even relatively sound travel tips come from numerous sources. The Internet, travel guides and magazines are especially replete with lists of “Dos and Don’ts” for anyone venturing away from home. The farther and … Continue reading
The traveling doctor: Eyes on the road
https://www.youtube.com/embed/JHixeIr_6BM?rel=0&autoplay=1&iv_load_policy=3 This is an important short video. Share it with your kids,and grand kids. It might save their lives some day. (Click on the link above.) — Jim Brown A Movie Theater Got Its Audience To Use Their … Continue reading
Nature seeker: Open air, large canvases, lush colors, a favorite pet… but no people
by Susan Lagsdin “Sometimes I feel like I’ve got to hurry up and do everything — people say ‘You should paint downtown Winthrop,’ ‘You should paint that old car.’ You should paint that stream’ and I think, “Yes! Yes!’ … Continue reading
Why playing with a pet is good medicine
“My goal in life is to be as good a person as my dog already thinks I am.” — Author unknown By Dr. Jim Brown We recently adopted a new eight-week-old mini golden doodle puppy named Jackson. We were … Continue reading
Singing in the rain of popularity
After a dismal start, leavenworth summer theater is a hot ticket By Susan Lagsdin Leavenworth Summer Theater is celebrating its 20th year, so it’s pulling out all the stops with a jam-packed schedule all July and August: three professional quality … Continue reading
To hell and back
Visiting family, farms and fjords in Norway By Alan Moen When we got to Trondheim, Norway after a long train ride from Oslo, my Norwegian relative that we met there took us straight to Hell. Hell, Norway, about … Continue reading
The horse trials of Harden Howell
By Jamie Howell Day three and it’s his to lose. But Dad looks calm enough as he enters the arena. And that horse, man, it always looks strong. Columbus is a Clydesdale Thoroughbred, a stoic blend of racehorse … Continue reading
Wenatchee Uncovered: EZ’s Drive Thru
By the Staff at Wenatchee Uncovered We are completely biased when it comes to EZ’s Drive Thru. It goes way back to when there was Valley North Mall in Wenatchee and Shelly’s had cookies in the mall with amazing sandwiches. … Continue reading
Packing up and letting go
By Mike Cassidy A few years ago, my wife helped an older friend move into a local assisted living facility due to the friend’s declining health. It was quite clear to all involved which way the friend’s health was going, … Continue reading
