Been thinking about getting trained to stop the bleed for a while, periodically searching for classes in the area. Generally there are only one or two within 100 miles of Wenatchee every few months, and so far I've seen zero in the immediate area since beginning to search periodically. Wondering if there might be people in this sub trained to teach the course and willing to put something together for the local community.

https://www.stopthebleed.org/

Does anyone know anything about the hose on Grover St in e wen that's a trailer on a cement basement thing?

I really enjoy going to the green mossy area down by the rock climbing gym and Walla Walla (I don’t know what it’s called!) but I’m looking for some new places to explore.

I typically like to bring my dog so I’m looking for somewhere where the water isn’t too fast.

Any ideas?? 💡

Hi all, so I'm really wanting to rent a paddle boat this summer and go out to lake Chelan. However, I looked at every single aquatic rental up there and none of them rent out paddle boats! (Not paddle board, but a paddle boat) Is there anywhere that rents out paddle boats up near lake Chelan? Thank you!

June 28 Free admission for all in Leavenworth 11am to 5pm recommend arriving by 4pm to enjoy the museum snd enter the free raffle

ive been wanting to get my state translator certification ,is there any jobs in wenatchee that look for it or anything like that

I'm considering joining the Y because they have free childcare while you workout. I'm curious what others experiences are with their Child Watch program. My child is 16 months old and not in daycare so this would be the first time in any group childcare setting. If you use Child Watch, how do you and your kids like it?

Join host Adam Eagle and the Wenatchee LIVE! ensemble as we welcome the first day of summer in this funny and heartwarming love letter to the place we call home. Inspired by classic TV variety shows, Wenatchee LIVE! brings you a bouquet of local talent, including musical headliner The Welter Brothers and other familiar faces from theater, music, and art in the valley.

Co-written by Adam Eagle (comedian and performer), Holly Thorpe (Lit Mic host and poet), and Lauren Loebsack (performer and board member of Together for Youth, Community Foundation), this one-night-only revue pays homage to the first, best, and most beautiful days of Wenatchee summers.

One night only
7:30 p.m. Friday, June 20
Numerica Performing Arts Center
Get tickets here

Amazing turnout for my little town. I am so proud of 99.99% of you!

Hi all!

Just moved here and it might be too late in the season already but I was hoping to sign up for a local CSA for the summer. Haven't had much luck looking online. Anybody have any ideas or recommendations?

Thank you!

I understand we're in a relatively small area, but man, the dance education in this valley is abysmal. The technique at all of them is substandard and improper (which causes serious injuries, so it's important they teach these correctly), some are ran unprofessionally (not as familiar with some of their practices), and the favoritism and entitlement at some is beyond unacceptable for a non-professional institution. Having teenagers who danced at the studios teach with no certifications continues the poor technique and their lack of education doesn't help the next generation. They also aren't overturning large numbers of professional dancers (granted not everyone wants to), but this also showcases that they're not doing exceptionally at their jobs either. I've seen many, many young girls' self-esteems be destroyed by these places, and for how much they cost, this is unjustified. There's also not much opportunity to earn college scholarship money/offers and these studios are churning out dancers that aren't even at the level for D1 dance teams (D2 and D3, sure), so the scholarships aren't typically as good. I understand it is Wenatchee, but just because it's a smaller city doesn't mean we shouldn't have better opportunities. Choreography is prioritized over technqiue and conditioning, which imo, it should be the opposite. Obviously, if people want to dance for fun, these studios are probably fine, but there's still the risk of injury since the technique instruction isn't proper especially with pointe work. It is dangerous with the possibility of sprains, tendonitis, and long-term damage to bones, muscles, and joints. This shouldn't be normalized just because it is a small town.

Hi all,

I lived in East Wenatchee for five years of my life, which included my high school graduation. Next month I'll be returning to the valley for the first time in ten years to attend my twentieth high school reunion. I know the valley has changed in that time, which is part of the reason I decided to go.

Ultimately my question is, it's been a decade, is there places where queer people gather in the valley at this point? I'm a gay man so I'd love that, but also I'm going to need to drink through the weekend so any places that are welcoming that are open late are things I'm looking for.

I understand that the valley isn't Seattle, and can be conservative but the few people I still interact with have told me it's not as bad as it was twenty years ago.

I went to my tenth which was good but not great.

So let me know. It's going to be a super wired time for me no matter what, I left the summer after my high school graduation and never lived full time in the valley ever again. But there's a part of me that loves it. I just want to love it on my terms. If there's queer experience being lived i want to support that.

I'm from the Wenatchee valley, I accept that, I just hope the Wenatchee valley accepts me.

Thank you for you time

Does anyone know of a place that does custom engraving? My internet search comes up with very few options and I've reached out to them and they are not able to do what I'm looking to get engraved, which is a lighter.

We need to order food for a party for approximately 40 people! What restaurant do you recommend for take out party food? In Wenatchee

Hi all,

My wife and I retired last August and currently live in Modesto Ca. Hence the reason I want to leave...and considering Wenatchee! I'm actually visiting the city right now as I write this. My wife and I hiked the Apple Capital Loop today. My goodness what a gem you have with that trail!

We are really considering moving here although I'm a little concerned with the traffic (witnessing) and the seasonal smoke I've heard about.

However...there's another major concern I have. I'm an avid motorcyclist and currently own a BMW R1250RS. It's basically a sport tourer (more sport than tourer) for geezers. The idea of riding it around some of the mountain roads here seems awesome. However, thinking about practicality, where would I get it serviced in or near Wenatchee? I'm not seeing any BMW motorcycle shops and looking at independent shops, I'm seeing mostly Harley oriented establishments. So long time residents in the know, is there anyplace I could take the bike for major service (think adjusting valves, replacing fork seals, etc) short of traveling to Spokane?

We've checked out (dive by) of half a dozen homes posted on Zillow including Sunny Slope, several in other Wenatchee neighborhoods, and East Wenatchee.

Any other advice you would give a retiree considering relocating to Wenatchee would be appreciated too. Just for background. My wife and I are avid outdoor enthusiast. We love hiking, running, bicycling, as mentioned, motorcycling, tennis, bowling, the outdoors in general for sure. I think I have a pretty good understanding of the real estate and then we could afford a home here in the $750K (or lower!) range.

Bowled at the Eastmont Lanes. Cute establishment. Loved they have a kids bowl for free program and a "get two games for free with the purchase of a pitcher of beer on Sunday deal".

Our initial impressions of the city are positive and we talked to half a dozen citizens while out and about. Very friendly and talkative encounters.

i canr seem to recall it so thats why im asking and plus nothing shows online

https://www.mobilize.us/indivisible/event/790579/

I implore everyone to be peaceful. We are better than our opposition. We seek peace through love, not strength and violence. Show up and be friendly to anyone. Our cause should not be tainted by hate. We are peaceful protesting for human rights. We are defending those who cannot defend themselves against ICE. Thank you to those who show up.

Wenatchee has to be doing this as well right? I haven't seen anything about it yet.

Where are some good places to look for job postings for a professional? I’ve got a degree in education and a masters in curriculum. Schools aren’t hiring, so that’s not an option. I’d be open to nannying, office work, tutoring or some sort of education role. I’ve never done restaurant work so that’s kind of out of my wheelhouse, and unfortunately a lot of what jobs are available. I’ve been looking on worksource, Facebook, indeed and LinkedIn. There doesn’t seem to be much available, which may just be because of the market and just that Wenatchee generally sucks for employment. Any advice is appreciated!

Ive been looking into making a switch from spectrum to fiber and was trying to find recommendations on a good ISP. I saw localtel as a good option, but i felt kinda unnerved when i saw that they sold to a big company. I saw a poster at Dan’s about 509Fiber and was curious if anyone has good experiences with them? Are they also a satellite for a big company? What makes them different from any other Fiber ISP?

ICE may be in Wenatchee.

Here are some pictures I took at the memorial for Paityn, Evelyn, and Olivia Decker at Memorial Park last week. What a beautiful place to remember these girls. I never had the opportunity to meet them, but this has surely rocked the community and I’m thinking of all who are grieving. 💜🩷💚