Good morning, Wenatchee.

Entiat High School graduates have painted a 13 x 17 foot number on Numeral Mountain each year since 1920—each design shows local history with patriotic touches and art that have been refreshed in the 1980s and after the Mills Canyon fire.

The landmark continues to celebrate the town’s tradition and creativity.

Washingtonians can now taste Samuel Adams Utopias 2025—a 30% ABV beer available legally across select specialty stores despite its ban in 15 states.

The limited-edition drink comes in a hand-numbered ceramic decanter and costs $240 for a 24.5-ounce bottle.

A report from the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission and the Department of Commerce warns that the Northwest could face power shortages and rolling blackouts next year if a dry hydropower year overlaps with a long cold snap—extreme weather and rising energy demand may challenge the region's reliable, low-cost hydroelectric supply. The study shows that limited new energy capacity and storage may force changes in how power is supplied.

Michael Dieter used a small shovel to inspect the burned soil on the black forest floor after the Labor Mountain fire to check for environmental threats—officials plan to use his findings to guide cleanup efforts.

His work will help assess potential hazards in the area.

A Chelan County deputy earned a state Life Saving Award for rescuing a person who was struggling in Lake Chelan on July 11 (he provided a personal flotation device and guided the individual 100 yards to safety near Don Morse Park).

Wenatchee’s Care-A-Van event will offer drive-through free food and health screenings on Tuesday, Oct.

28 at Town Toyota Center — the service is available to everyone on a first-come, first-served basis without an appointment.

Happy Halloween: Whisky Trail at Circle 5 Winery

6-10 p.m. — Circle 5 Winery — Cost unspecified — Dress in your Halloween costume and enjoy classic rock covers from the award-winning Whisky Trail band.

123 Andres Concert

6:00–7:30 p.m. — Numerica Performing Arts Center — Tickets from $130 — Experience the musical joy of 123 Andres in a vibrant performance.

iLuminate Artist of Light

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Numerica Performing Arts Center — $30 - $50 — Experience an electrifying fusion of technology, dance, and music that has captivated audiences worldwide.

Apple Pie Smackdown

10 a.m. – 8 p.m. — Watercore Cider — $5 entry — Taste delicious apple pies and help crown the valley's best apple pie at this fun community event.

Hands-On Bike Maintenance Workshop Series

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Ridge Cyclesport — Registration required — Master bike maintenance skills in this hands-on 3-part workshop series designed for all bike enthusiasts.