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Projekt Bayern Brings Oktoberfest Back To Wenatchee
Projekt Bayern Brings Oktoberfest Back To Wenatchee
Projekt Bayern Brings Oktoberfest Back To Wenatchee
For the second straight year, an Oktoberfest celebration will be held at the Town Toyota Center in Wenatchee. The event is hosted by the Leavenworth group, Projekt Bayern, and will happen over three consecutive weekends starting tomorrow (Friday, Sept...
What is Wenatchee Known For?
What is Wenatchee Known For?
What is Wenatchee Known For?
If you ask Google: “What is Wenatchee known for?” - it gives you:   Wenatchee is referred to as the "Apple Capital of the World" due to the valley's many orchards. The city is also sometimes referred to as the "Buckle of the Power Belt of the Great Northwest". The "Power Belt...
Dinosaurs in Wenatchee WA!?
Dinosaurs in Wenatchee WA!?
Dinosaurs in Wenatchee WA!?
T-Rex, man that's a dino that always freaked me out, maybe it was the depiction I saw via Land Before Time, oh "no no no no noooo"-Ducky...
Wild Even Series, Return With Home-Ice Advantage
Wild Even Series, Return With Home-Ice Advantage
Wild Even Series, Return With Home-Ice Advantage
PHOTO: Wenatchee Wild goaltender Andy Vlaha (center) looks toward the play in a recent home game. Vlaha stopped all 34 shots he saw Saturday in a 5-0 win at the Cranbrook Bucks, evening Wenatchee’s playoff series with Cranbrook at a game apiece. (Photo cr...
The Wenatchee Bighorns Pro Basketball: An Experience
The Wenatchee Bighorns Pro Basketball: An Experience
The Wenatchee Bighorns Pro Basketball: An Experience
The Wenatchee Bighorns Pro Basketball team has been really awesome for the community by bringing the kids into all the action. After the game, the kids were able to come onto the court and get pictures with the players along with signatures.
Guns 'N Hoses Night, Record Crowd  Saturday For 5-1 Victory
Guns 'N Hoses Night, Record Crowd Saturday For 5-1 Victory
Guns 'N Hoses Night, Record Crowd Saturday For 5-1 Victory
Wenatchee roared to a 5-1 win over the Chilliwack Chiefs in front of 4,260 fans, only its second capacity crowd in its British Columbia Hockey League era and first in regular-season play. Saturday’s figure marks the largest crowd to see a regular-season contest in Wenatchee since March 19, 2011, and the third-largest regular-season crowd in team history.

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