The Millersburg Post office is ”This Place Matters”.
Another Apple Days weekend has been stored away, but the harvest of fun memories will stay around.
Time is running out for your chance to win the beautiful Amish raffle quilt being offered by Friends of Old Mission with proceeds to benefit the Cashmere Museum.
<strong>Fall is in the air:</strong> Ahhh… the first day of October! And that means the arrival of Apple Days! The annual Apple Days event at the Cashmere Museum is an opportunity for the community to come together to celebrate our heritage and the harvest of our local apples. It’s also the one fundraiser of the year that helps support a community asset that so many folks have worked so hard for over the years – the Cashmere Museum and Pioneer Village. Come out both Saturday and Sunday, October 1 and 2. Breakfast begins both days at 8 a.m. and action wraps up both days at 5 p.m. Enjoy some good old-fashioned family fun while supporting a community asset at the same time. Admission is $2 for kids and $5 for adults, but it promises to be the best investment you’ll ever make!
It's a weekend of Cowboys and Indians at the Cashmere Museum Apple Days.
Apple Days is synonymous with Apple Pie. If you won a blue ribbon at the County Fair, or have a new recipe to try out, be sure to submit your pie entry for judging at the Apple Days Pie Contest.
Spending a lovely, sunny, Saturday morning cleaning 100 year old cabins of their cobwebs and dusty corners doesn't sound like the way I would want to use my time. However, 20 volunteers turned out this weekend to vacuum, shake rugs, wipe windows, and weed gardens at the Cashmere Museum Pioneer Village in preparation for Apple Days.
John Harmelt was born in what would become the Wenatchee Valley in 1847. He inherited the leadership of his Salish Tribe around 1902 when his father died.
Remember those crude bows and arrows you made as a kid? Couldn’t hit the side of a barn with those things. Okay, maybe you had a deprived childhood and didn’t get to do that. But you undoubtedly wanted to. Well, you have a chance to revisit your childhood dreams this weekend in Cashmere.
It might have been a small room, but it was a packed house for those who came to hear Bill McGuire talk at the Cashmere Museum on Founders' Day Friday night.
Saturday, February 4, 10:30 am, 300 Woodring
Saturday, March 3, 10:30 am, 300 Woodring
Saturday, April 7, 10:30 am, 300 Woodring
