City of East Wenatchee

The City of Wenatchee broke ground on the Confluence Parkway Phase 1 Project Thursday afternoon. The project hopes to improve congestion in the valley as well as improve connectivity for emergency services and agriculture and improve emergency situations...

The City of East Wenatchee is now accepting applications for two positions on the East Wenatchee Planning Commission. City officials say the openings are an excellent opportunity for residents to become more involved in shaping the future of their community...

When I was a kid, I loved airplanes. I especially liked the P51 Mustang. Dad was an aerospace engineer at Boeing and on the weekends, he would do freelance work.

Let's make sure our kiddos are getting their checkups with the dentist.

The East Wenatchee City Council has begun the process of filling an open seat that was created earlier this month with the resignation of Sasha Sleiman. East Wenatchee Mayor Jerrilea Crawford says applications for the vacancy are now being accepted, and those who are interested can find out more information online or by picking up a packet at City Hall...

Fireworks will be allowed in many areas of North Central Washington on New Year's Eve this year. In Chelan County, fireworks are permissible for discharge between 6 p.m. on Dec. 31 and 1 a.m. on Jan. 1. Spokesperson, Jill FitzSimmons, says that window applies to all unincorporated areas of the county with one important stipulation...

The City of East Wenatchee will hold its annual Wings 'N Wishes Holiday Event this week. East Wenatchee Mayor, Jerrilea Crawford, says the event is designed for kids and families to have some Christmastime fun. "It's a great time for the community to gather...

This year's Independence Day celebration marks the first in the City of East Wenatchee's 87-year history that will not include fireworks. Last year, the East Wenatchee City Council passed a resolution prohibiting the discharge and sale of personal-use fireworks within city limits...

East Wenatchee Mayor Jerrilea Crawford is seeking a second term in office. Crawford officially threw her hat in the ring for re-election during Washington's candidate filing period last week. "I'm excited to run for a second term," exclaimed Crawford...

According to council packet materials, theme banners “reflecting City-endorsed programs, policies, or causes may be authorized and displayed.”