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The City of Leavenworth selected ARC Architects for the Downtown Parking Garage Feasibility and Design project, addressing critical parking needs in the downtown area. This initiative aims to enhance accessibility and support local business growth.
The Peshastin Friends of the Library will host their annual Ice Cream Social on July 26, from 7 to 9 p.m. on the library lawn. This event aims to celebrate the library's ongoing community presence and engagement.
Chelan County received $740,000 in grants from the Brian Abbott Fish Barrier Removal Board to remove fish-blocking culverts in two salmon-bearing tributaries. The funding aims to restore fish migration routes, opening nearly two miles of habitat for endangered Chinook salmon and threatened steelhead trout.
Leavenworth plans to construct a downtown parking garage, selecting ARC Architects as the lead consultant for the project. City Administrator Matthew Selby expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, emphasizing the need for sustainable parking solutions. The city will develop a strategic plan that addresses design, location, and environmental impact.
Leavenworth has chosen ARC Architects to design a new downtown parking garage, addressing local parking needs. The project will assess locations, aesthetics, and economic feasibility as part of a broader infrastructure improvement strategy.
The City of Leavenworth opened applications for the 2026 Leavenworth Fund Program, which allocates financial support to local nonprofit organizations and community projects. This initiative aims to enhance community engagement and boost tourism in the area.
The Chelan County Regional Justice Center installed 44 new medical sensors, increasing operational sensors to 68. This initiative aims to enhance care for inmates undergoing detox, particularly amid the opioid crisis. The project cost $359,400 and is funded through opioid settlement dollars.
Wellness Place seeks nominations for its NCW Cancer Heroes event to honor individuals who positively impact cancer patients in North Central Washington. Nominations are due by August 1, and the event will take place on September 6 at the Wenatchee Convention Center, featuring a formal dinner and awards ceremony. Proceeds will support Wellness Place’s free cancer support programs.
A new group, Friends of Lake Wenatchee YMCA Camp, aims to preserve the historic camp property after the Wenatchee Valley YMCA announced plans to sell it due to financial losses. The alumni and community supporters are pursuing strategies for acquisition and transition to maintain the camp's legacy and support environmental education.
The Leavenworth City Council approved design services for the expansion of Mountain View Cemetery during a meeting on July 8. This decision marks a significant step forward in addressing the city's growing cemetery needs.