Leavenworth Winter Sports Club celebrates the 10th anniversary of Chicks On Sticks, our women’s only winter event to promote breast cancer awareness and raise funds for The Wellness Place of Wenatchee.
Discover the fast growing winter sport of snowshoeing. If you can walk, you can snowshoe.
The Leavenworth Winter Sports Club celebrates "Learn to Ski & Snowboard Month" with their annual event called Ski For Health Day. It takes place Sunday, January 8, 2011, at the Icicle River Nordic Trails next to Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort, in Leavenworth, Washington.
Leavenworth Winter Sports Club would like to announce the opening of the Icicle River Nordic Trails for Friday and Saturday, Dec. 23-24th.
The Leavenworth Winter Sports Club has nearly completed renovating the Ski Hill Lodge, a project that has been nearly a year in the making. It started with a fundraiser in October 2010 with local donations. The total cost of the project so far adds up to $47,000 and includes installations of a new cedar shake roof, new electrical and plumbing.
Most of us here in Chelan County are well aware that we have a serious problem with noxious weeds. It's never too late to grab a shovel and make an effort to rid your own property of the unwelcome and persistent intruders.
Social media does have its advantages. Last week Annette Jouard posted a couple of photos on Facebook from a bike trip that her and her husband John enjoyed up to the shadow of Early Winters Spires and Liberty Bell Mountain on Highway 20. We were intrigued.
Some years ago on the popular TV drama "Hill Street Blues," we heard a cautionary line which applies to this situation, also. "Be careful out there."
The first day of May in Spokane dawned with clear skies and bright sunshine - the complete opposite conditions from the previous day’s dark ominous clouds that at times belched cold winds and an unwelcoming combination of ice and snow pellets.
On a recent day hike up one of the finger canyons stretching east from Burch Mountain to the Columbia River, I was surprised to see how stark the environment was. I was hiking an area that was part of the Swakane Canyon fire from last summer, so I guess the bleak look was to be expected.
Saturday, February 4, 10:30 am, 300 Woodring
Saturday, March 3, 10:30 am, 300 Woodring
Saturday, April 7, 10:30 am, 300 Woodring
