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Three days after her car plunged over a steep embankment into the Methow River and she spent more than half an hour perched on her car door, her feet dangling in the frigid water, Dorothy Evans’ only complaint was laryngitis and a sore throat.
Evans, age 86, was on …
The Okanogan County hearing examiner approved a conditional-use permit for Classic Towing to operate a towing operation, impound yard and repair shop a mile south of Twisp on Highway 20. The permit issued by Hearing Examiner Dan Beardslee on July 29 requires the owners, Tyler and Jeremy Welborn, to shade all outdoor lighting so it […]
Development proposals in Mazama and Twisp are coming up for public hearings before the Okanogan County hearing examiner. The county is considering an application for a conditional-use permit from Classic Towing, which would allow the company to operate a towing operation, impound yard and repair shop 1 mile south of Twisp on Highway 20. The […]
Classic Towing has submitted an application to Okanogan County for a conditional-use permit to operate a towing operation, impound yard and repair shop one mile south of Twisp on Highway 20. The impound yard and repair shop will encompass half of the 2-acre lot and will have fencing to obscure the impound yard and new […]
By Laurelle Walsh
Brothers Jeremy and Tyler Welborn, owners of Classic Towing in Twisp, expanded their operations in April to include …
Brothers Tyler and Jeremy Welborn have purchased Classic Towing in Twisp from Dallas Darwood. Although the brothers are originally from Snohomish County, they trace their Methow Valley heritage to the family’s 1908 homestead on Twisp River Road, and were frequent visitors before moving here. Jeremy, who moved to the valley in 2000, has worked for […]
