Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 27th of May.
Good morning, Wenatchee.
Local communities held Memorial Day ceremonies on Monday, May 25 at Evergreen Memorial Park & Mausoleum in East Wenatchee to honor fallen service members and unite residents in remembrance.
Rising food prices have led families in Wenatchee to face grocery bills averaging $335 a week, & the Washington State Department of Agriculture reports food bank visits have surged nearly 90% over the past few years.
This spring the Scripps National Spelling Bee returns with local pride as 13-year-old Saharsh Vuppala from Bellevue, who finished fourth in 2022, leads interest in the competition.
Competitors from Seattle to Wenatchee will join the contest as it spotlights Washington talent.
Spring Writers Conference
5 PM - 3 PM — Wenatchee Valley College — Early bird registration extended — A weekend of craft sessions, industry insights, and community for writers at every stage.
Art Alley at Pybus Public Market
5-7 p.m. — Pybus Public Market — Donation-based — Experience an evening of creativity with local artists and musicians at Wenatchee's year-end student art exhibition.
NWPF Wenatchee HOPE Conference
9:30 AM – 3:30 PM — Hilton Garden Inn Wenatchee — Free entry — Attend to learn about Parkinson's resources and community support.
Kyle Kinane Live
7:30-10:30 p.m. — Numerica Performing Arts Center — Tickets start at $98 — Kyle Kinane is set to deliver an unforgettable comedic experience in Wenatchee.
2026 IE VS Starlight Open – Swimming
Jun 19-21 — Wenatchee City Pool — Registration closing Jun 9 — Dive into thrilling swimming competitions at the scenic Wenatchee City Pool.
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