By Joan Qazi, board member While most people think about the environment when it comes to sustainability, the actual definition of...

Jana Fischback, Sustainable Wenatchee In my line of work, I regularly see habits and behaviors I wish I could change, but I don’t let...

By Betsy Dudash, Sustainable Wenatchee board member I grew up in a small town on Lake Erie, in Northeast Ohio. Our house was close enough...

By Rick Edwards, consultant on Sustainable Wenatchee board of advisors When Bob was released from prison after serving 15 years, he...

By Jana Fischback with help from Betsy Dudash The Thai Restaurant photos provided by Jenny Rojanasthien and Jackie Endsley It has been...

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By Betsy Dudash, Sustainable Wenatchee board member I’ve been obsessed with hemp for several months. No, not the kind you smoke (not, as...

By Tasha Kaye, Sustainable Wenatchee board member In a world full of hustle, bustle, and rampant consumerism, how does a simple, slow,...

By Betsy Dudash, board member Photos and tablescapes by Jenny Montgomery, board member If you’ve already committed to living more...

By Sustainable Wenatchee board member Betsy Dudash I would rather be known as eccentric or odd than as a litterbug. When Woogie (my...

Did you participate in “Plastic Free July?” If you did, you joined people all over the world committed to reducing their plastic use....

This guest blog is provided by Megan Kramer, a local Performance Homes Consultant. She offers verification services for new homes,...

By Joan Qazi, Sustainable Wenatchee board member and Wenatchee Valley College professor Juicy peaches, sweet Quincy corn, fresh mixed...

Summer barbecues are filled with some amazing food. Fresh and local options abound from juicy watermelon to Quincy corn on the cob. For...

I've always thought it was interesting that even though we technically live in the desert, most lawns in the Wenatchee area are kept...

May was “Bike Everywhere Month” in Washington State. Spring and early summer is such a great time of year to hop on your bike. Not too...

I had the pleasure of attending Pybus’ 5th annual Non-Profit Day, which gave me the opportunity to chat with local residents. While my...

I’m a sucker for books and shows about minimalism, organization and “tidying up.” A few years ago, I came across Marie Kondo’s book “The...

A while ago I committed to only drinking Washington wines (ok, with an exception for an Oregon Pinor Noir here and there). Why ship...

By Jana Fischback If you’ve followed along with my series on the three “Rs:” reduce, reuse, and recycle, then you already know that...