Young businesswoman creates venue for used childrens’ goods
Posted on 02. Sep, 2010 by lfehrenbacher in News
Making sense out of dollars at a local kids consignment sale.
Young chiropractor blends profession and pastime
Posted on 30. Aug, 2010 by dominickbonny in News
Dr. Adam Trotter is a Wenatchee-born-and-bred jet ski enthusiast and chiropractor. Along with starting a new business, he is mixing his love of water sports with his business of cracking backs.
Wenatchee Wheatland Bank to break ground Sept. 1
Posted on 26. Aug, 2010 by lfehrenbacher in News
A Spokane-based community bank prepares to lay its foundations in Wenatchee, while laying out an aggressive expansion plan for central Washington.
Café AZ’s provides service, training and original dishes
Posted on 23. Aug, 2010 by dominickbonny in News
Wenatchee YWCA’s nonprofit café provides job training for those looking to enter the food service industry and offers some unique dishes as well.
East Wenatchee vet uses stem cell therapy to treat canine arthritis
Posted on 19. Aug, 2010 by lfehrenbacher in News
A new procedure gives veterinarians the ability to pull stem cells from an animal’s fat cells and use them to repair degrading and damaged tissue.
Community Supported Agriculture
Posted on 16. Aug, 2010 by lfehrenbacher in News
In an age where big farms, wholesale markets and grocery stores rule, a new and growing sustainable business model is connecting small farmers with local dinner tables.
Wenatchee YMCA celebrates 100 years of community involvement
Posted on 12. Aug, 2010 by lfehrenbacher in News
The Wenatchee YMCA is one of the oldest YMCA’s in the state, as well as one of the oldest businesses still in its original building in the city of Wenatchee, said Eric Nelson, executive director of Wenatchee’s YMCA. Its hundred-year-long history is marked by a financially turbulent beginning but eventual fiscal triumph.
Depositors look to move money to community banks
Posted on 09. Aug, 2010 by lfehrenbacher in News
Hundreds of billions of tax payer dollars have been paid to bail out big banks. Forty-one banks have failed so far this year; nine of them in Washington State. In light of this recent financial turmoil, people are taking a long, hard look at where they keep their money.
Coffee 101
Posted on 05. Aug, 2010 by lfehrenbacher in News
A local cafe introduces a creative way to educate customers and help sell its product: coffee classes.
Health care reform brings tax breaks, uncertainty
Posted on 03. Aug, 2010 by lfehrenbacher in News
Small businesses stand to gain $40 billion in health insurance tax credits over the next ten years, but questions still abound in local business owners’ minds over how the new health care reform will really work, and who will pay for it.
