Wenatchee Business Journal

News

Buyer beware: 'Ironing Out' the facts on vitamins and supplements

(StatePoint) The supplement industry is booming, with more than four in five Americans taking vitamins or supplements, according to a recent Harris Poll on behalf of the American Osteopathic Associ

Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, Confluence Health partner to expand access to specialty medications

Lopez opens new restaurant “ISABELAS mexican author cuisine”

NCW Tech Alliance has new office at Pybus Public Market

Wenatchee MSA (Chelan and Douglas Counties) Labor Area Summary July 2022

Business Resources

Keep young workers safe on the job this summer

Hundreds of teens are hurt on the job every year in our state. In 2021 teen workplace injuries were up by more than 30 percent with 800 teens under age 18 injured at work.

North Central Washington selection for Rural Tourism Support Program in four counties

Suicide Prevention Program Implemented in Schools Across the Region with Funding from North Central Accountable Community of Health

Eligible donors urged to give blood as national blood shortage continues

Kreidler extends orders on coronavirus and surprise billing to July 27

Opinions

Jennifer Bushong

Investing in your neighbors’ business is fruitful.

Small businesses fuel our economy. Now more than ever, entrepreneurs are taking charge and living their dream to own a business. According to the 2021 U.S.

Wildfire Evacuation – Prepare Now!

Marketing trends that matter in 2022

Good Grows Here: A Year in Review

Jennifer Bushong

Community

Washington Public Works Board accepting loan applications now through Sept. 9

OLYMPIA - The Washington State Public Works Board (PWB) is accepting applications for infrastructure construction and pre-construction loans now through midnight, Sept. 9.

West Cashmere Bridge holds opening and dedication ceremony

Central Washington Home Builders Association Appoints M. Lindsay Brown as New Executive Officer

Marketing 101-Why good branding sets you apart from your competitors?

District Court: A cheaper and faster option for civil litigations?

Local

Now retired Barry DePaoli (left) shares laugh with his family during his retirement party on May 13 at Benson Vineyards Estate Winery. Courtesy Tim Sullivan

Barry DePaoli looking forward to free time in retirement

CHELAN - Barry DePaoli, former superintendent of the Lake Chelan School District, officially retired July 1.

American Humane Provides Critical Tips to Keep Pets Safe in Summer Heat

New tree fruit brand Joyfully Grown inspires, enchants

Country Boy’s BBQ closes

Bureau of Land Management announces 20-year extension on Holden Mine Site