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Long before there was virtual reality, or even cell phones, the internet, and Pong for that matter, 3D movies were all the rage. The concept of viewing a two-dimensional motion picture using optical techniques and effects which simulate the dimension of reality we all experience every day debuted in 1914 with an American film called Niagara Falls, that was shot using something known as the Porter-

The Wenatchee Wild is a Junior A hockey team who play in the British Columbia Hockey League. The BCHL is a great league to earn a full ride scholarship at Universities across North America.  The Wild play in the 4,300 seat Town Toyota Center. “Th...

Jack Mitchell of Wenatchee competes at the highest levels for his age group in the sport of ski cross. It is NOT to be confused with cross country or nordic skiing on skinny skis. Ski cross is downhill, side by racing in close quarters with elbows or shoulders bumping while negotiating jumps and turns. It's thrilling to watch and even more so for competitors.

The Wenatchee Bighorns Pro Basketball team has been really awesome for the community by bringing the kids into all the action. After the game, the kids were able to come onto the court and get pictures with the players along with signatures.

Looking for a prom dress? Know someone looking for a prom dress? The perfect opportunity is approaching for you and others to find the perfect dress for a magical unforgettable evening! And, for free!

Last year when I was at the National RV Show in Moses Lake at the grant County Fair Grounds it seemed like everyone was telling me I had to try a Spaceburger.

Wenatchee should have a food truck court. The idea being the location, location, location and you want to be where fast food diners are. Well, why not food trucks? It works so well in Portland, Oregon's legendary food-cart scene, they are clustered in permanent locations called pods.

Washington State has its share of urban legends—some are easily explained, others might never have any credible explanation. One is straight up spooky.  Here are some of Washington’s most popular myths. Lets count them down ten to one. 10) Lost Treasure n...

I moved to Wenatchee in the late 2000's. One of the first thing I noticed was the lack of mosquitos. "Oh, I could live in a place like this!" The idea of going outside and not getting feasted upon took a rude turn last summer. Especially when I was on the Wenatchee Loop Trail or hanging out at Walla Walla Point Park...

Not many things are cooler for someone to graduate high school, head to a college for a sport and make it in that sport with you team into big tournaments, and thennnn being able to play one of those games close to your hometown!