Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 30th of May.
Good morning, Wenatchee.
Organizers of the 10th Annual Nile Valley Rally will offer free public tours of about 50 vintage RV trailers on Saturday, August 16th at Jim Sprick Park on Chinook Pass.
Tours will run from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. — visitors should note that dogs are not allowed inside the trailers.
Kathy Campbell was named Director General for the 107th Washington State Apple Blossom Festival and chose 'Everything’s Coming Up Blossoms' as the theme for 2026.
She will lead the festival’s planning and coordination, which is set for April 23—May 3, 2026.
A new article explains five summer recipes using locally grown Yakima cherries for grilled or baked chicken—one recipe shows how to make a Cherry BBQ Chicken by boiling cherries with sugar, garlic, and spices before marinating the chicken.
It notes that cherry season begins in June and highlights the use of fresh local fruit.
Chris Ward Live Music Event
6-8 p.m. — Circle 5 Winery — $10.00 — Enjoy an evening of classic country with talented local musician Chris Ward.
Wenatchee Big Band Performance
6-8 p.m. — Circle 5 Winery — Tickets $10 — Enjoy an evening of wine and jazz with the popular Wenatchee Big Band while supporting local music programs.
2025 Starlight Open
June 20-22 — City of Wenatchee Public Pool — Entry fees apply — A competitive swimming event sanctioned by USA Swimming and hosted by Velocity Swimming.
Complete Skills Volleyball Day Camp
9 AM-3 PM — Cascade Christian Academy — Pricing varies — Enhance your volleyball skills with expert coaching at this engaging day camp for girls aged 10-14.
Wenatchee AppleSox vs. Victoria HarbourCats
6:35 p.m. — Paul Thomas Sr. Field — Ticket prices vary — Experience thrilling collegiate baseball as the AppleSox battle the visiting HarbourCats in a family-friendly atmosphere.
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