By Don Nelson
Customers of WasteWise will see small increases in their next bills
BUSINESS
Venable at chamber meeting
Tom Venable, the new superintendent of the Methow Valley School District, will be the guest speaker for the Twisp Chamber of Commerce’s monthly general membership meeting, at 11:30 a.m. on Sept. 26 at Hometown Pizza. Cost is $10. For more information, call 997-3300.
The suite life for dogs now offered in Twisp
By Don Nelson
Twisp River Suites is offering nightly lodgings tailored to dog owners and their pets
Blue Star questions Lariat’s use of logo, marketing materials
By Don Nelson
Lariat Coffee Roasters of Winthrop is being asked by Twisp-based Blue Star Coffee Roasters to revise its logo and make other changes in its marketing efforts.
Award for Thorlakson
Rob Thorlakson, revenue manager at Sun Mountain Lodge, recently received the Ohme Award from the Cascade Loop Association, for the third time in Thorlakson’s hospitality career. The award, named for Gordon Ohme, one of the founders of the Cascade Loop Association, recognizes outstanding efforts to promote tourism in Washington state. Thorlakson has been at the […]
Variance sought for Pipestone Canyon Ranch proposal
By Marcy Stamper
The owner of Pipestone Canyon Ranch is applying for a variance from Okanogan County so he can apply to create an event center on the property.
Nightly rentals OKed for Winthrop’s North Village
By Laurelle Walsh
The Winthrop Town Council approved a request to allow nightly rentals in the Mixed Use I (MU-I) district.
‘Fresh people, fresh produce’ at the Mazama Market
By Laurelle Walsh
Only two Mazama Markets remain on the calendar this summer – Aug. 21 and Aug. 28.
Chamber shorts
Hawkins to appear at Twisp chamber meeting First-term state Rep. Brad Hawkins, R-East Wenatchee, will be the featured guest at the Twisp Chamber of Commerce meeting on Aug. 22 at the Methow Valley Community Center. Lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m., along with a chance to meet the legislator. A question-and-answer session, moderated by […]
Newsstand, subscription prices going up this week for MV News
As we announced earlier, the newsstand price of the Methow Valley News will increase to $1 beginning with this issue. The new price, which reflects our growing costs, is consistent with many other weekly newspapers in the state. Many of the people who stop by the News office on Wednesday or Thursday to buy the […]
