Good morning, Wenatchee.

The VFW hosted its state convention in downtown Wenatchee last week with events continuing into the weekend, drawing local veterans to share their experiences.

East Wenatchee business owner April Castle plans to open a bikini barista stand offering hot dogs and espresso in the Wenatchee Valley, pending county and city reviews (local codes do not bar the idea).

The stand's exact location remains to be decided.

Melt Co. Gourmet Grilled Cheese, a food truck serving creative grilled cheese sandwiches inspired by the Wenatchee Valley, opened this spring and will visit local events.

Owner Sara Ann Boyle-Dixon started the venture after her father’s advice to work for herself and bring comfort food to the community.

Wenatchee Pride Festival returned Saturday at Lincoln Park, featuring live music + food, community resources and local vendor booths for attendees.

Highway crews began a series of bridge inspections today in Douglas County — their tests aim to ensure safe travel as local traffic may face delays.

Chelan County will close Horse Lake and Burch Mountain roads next week as a precaution ahead of Fourth of July weekend.

CDLT will host the June Hike for Health at Mountain Home Ridge on Saturday, June 27 at 8 a.m. The event will feature a guided walk that is two and a half miles long in English and Spanish plus raffle ticket entries to support health and wellness for all ages.

Wenatchee Wild will host a free rookie game against Tri-City Americans on Aug.

31 at Town Toyota Center at 2 pm (featuring players born in 2009, 2010, and 2011) to give fans a sneak preview of the upcoming season.

2026 Cal Ripken State Tournament - Baseball

All day — Morris Little League Park — Entry fees may apply — Experience thrilling youth baseball competition and community spirit.

Rumbo Tumba & Terror/Cactus Performance

7-10 p.m. — Icicle Creek Center for the Arts — Check the event page for ticket pricing — Experience a fusion of handcrafted South American instruments and electronic Latin rhythms under the stars.

Nike Basketball Camp at Wenatchee Valley College

9 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Wenatchee Valley College — $370 for a 5-day camp — Develop your basketball skills and enjoy fun competitions with experienced coaches.