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The fifth annual outdoor Mountainfilm Festival is expanding to three nights at a new, larger venue.
The festival, scheduled for Friday, Aug. 25 through Sunday, Aug. 27, will include two nights of feature-length documentaries and one night of short subjects, according to Paul …
Small Business Development Center helped find financing By Hope Belli Tinney Washington Small Business Development Center Imagine heading up to the Methow Valley to ski, hike, bike, fish or read in the shade of a cottonwood tree for as little as $25 per night. Welcome to North Cascades Mountain Hostel, owned by the husband and […]
By Laurelle Walsh An evening of award-winning documentary films comes to Winthrop this weekend, with the return of Mountainfilm On Tour. Originally scheduled in August and cancelled due to the Twisp River Fire, the touring film festival returns to the Methow Valley on Saturday (Sept. 26), at 7 p.m., with three hours of select films […]
Mountainfilm On Tour returns to the Methow Valley on Saturday (Aug. 22) with 159 minutes of outdoor-oriented short films shown under the stars at Winthrop’s Mack Lloyd Park. For the third year running, the folks at North Cascades Mountain Hostel are hosting the mobile …
The third annual Methow Valley Off-Road Duathlon, a 40-kilometer bike and 10K running event hosted by North Cascades Mountain Hostel, will leave the starting line at Sun Mountain’s Chickadee Trailhead at 9 a.m. on Sept. 27. Interested competitors can still register online at www.databarevents.com: $40 for an individual spot or $75 for a team. Registration […]
The Lost River Winter Triathlon — combining a 17.2-kilometer bike ride, 10.7K ski and 7.5K run — will be March 1 at Mazama. Entrants can compete solo or in teams of two or three. The race — with each leg beginning and ending at the Mazama Corral — begins at 9 a.m. Cost is $50 for solo competitors and $105 for a team. […]
By Don Nelson
A seldom-used ordinance came before the Winthrop Town Council last week in the form of a request for relief from the town’s off-street parking requirements.
By Don Nelson
A seldom-used ordinance came before the Winthrop Town Council last week in the form of a request for relief from the town’s off-street parking requirements.
