Retired mental health counselor Bill Layman has been instrumental in helping our communities begin to recognize and appreciate a forgotten part of history in North Central Washington — that of the native peoples who...
My guest for this episode is Bill Layman, a retired mental health counselor who has spent countless hours learning about our region’s Native American past and finding ways to share the culture and history...
The redevelopment of Kiwanis Methow Park is getting very close to becoming a reality, according to the folks with The Trust for Public Land. The Trust is more than 90 percent of the way...
My guest for this episode is Camille Jones, the 2017 regional and state teacher of the year from Pioneer Elementary in Quincy and my cohost for the podcast is Veronique Paquette of Kenroy Elementary....
Giving back to the community is one of the defining characteristics of North Central Washington.
Retired educator Connie Bean has an intriguing idea that could help us strengthen our community and soften the political divide that disconnects us. Recently, Connie hosted a dinner with a group of her trusted...
The Villalobos Brothers put on an incredible performance at the Numerica Performing Arts Center Thursday night, showing off their violin virtuosity and performing with the students from Mariachi Huenachi to finish off the performance.
Community members from the Wenatchee Valley and beyond are in for a rip roaring time Thursday night at 7:30 when the internationally famous Villalobos Brothers perform at the Numerica Performing Arts Center.
For this podcast, I welcome three leaders from Team Naturaleza: Coordinator Katie Tackman and outreach liaisons Elisa Lopez and Blanca Lopez. Team Naturaleza is a nonprofit doing amazing work encouraging people from all walks...
This is the time of year when our thoughts turn to gratitude for the blessings in our lives. As luck would have it, last week I visited with a Vibha, a friend from India...