One of the talented young individuals in North Central Washington making his mark professionally while giving back to the community is Oly Mingo, the creative director of North 40 Productions in Wenatchee. If there...
The creative engine behind The Wildfire Project, a multimedia presentation designed to inform and inspire local efforts to reduce the risks of wildfire, is North 40 Productions, a small, homegrown company of mostly self-taught...
Our North Central Washington communities are taking meaningful and crucial steps to address the threat of wildfire and increase community resilience. The foundation is being laid to make our region a national model of reducing...
[EDITOR’S NOTE: Linda Herrington and her family have a long association with Stehekin. She attended the retirement celebration for Ron and Kim Scutt in June and filed this report) The celebration marking Ron Scutt’s...
Editor’s note: I asked a few key people in Stehekin and North Central Washington to reflect on the work of Ron and Kim Scutt in Stehekin. Here is the response from Dr. Gene Sharratt,...
Ron Scutt, one of the region’s most innovative and creative educators, retired last month after four decades as headmaster at the tiny Stehekin School and the whole community turned out to make sure he...
A community-driven vision for redeveloping Kiwanis Methow Park in Wenatchee is underway and a preliminary sketch has been created, thanks to powerful collaboration between the Trust for Public Land and key local players including...
We are living in a time where fear and anger are driving our political discussions. But in our communities, we can choose to approach our neighbors with more grace, care and understanding. We need...
It has been illuminating following the story in The World of Don Reddington, the Winthrop resident and former Wenatchee CPA, who has been writing about his experiences with Alzheimers. The stories were originally...
Transcript of Sebastian Junger’s TED talk: “Our lonely society makes it difficult to come home from war” I worked as a war reporter for 15 years before I realized that I really had a problem. There...