Photo courtesy of Bill Pope An estimated 200 people showed up at the Methow Valley Community Center last Saturday to protest ...

Federal and state budget cuts could result in 20% decreases to many of Community Action’s programs. Community Action has implemented a hiring freeze and is making sure staff members are cross-trained ...

Photo by Marcy Stamper Cindy Button is retiring after more than four decades with Aero Methow Rescue Service, which she ...

The school board is expected to approve Storey’s contract this month. His first day on the job is July 1, when Storey takes ...

Photo by Ashley Lodato Winter’s waning days can still provide moments for quiet contemplation. Warming temperatures are ...

The Okanogan County Assessor’s Office wants the public to know that it is not responsible for a mass mailing from an ...

A Liberty Bell Junior/Senior High School student issued a public apology Monday (March 10) after posting a threatening video to social media. In an unrelated incident, a second Liberty Bell student ...

It’s like a major city teleported to the spine of the Rockies. Those visitors have needs — food, restrooms, parking lots and trails. They deserve to be safe. They expect to have fun. That’s why we ...

Image courtesy of Barry Stromberger The latest draft of the four-panel metal artwork proposed for the Twisp Civic Building.

Methow Arts presents The Taiko Project, an internationally acclaimed ensemble of musicians who perform the traditional Japanese form of drumming known as taiko, returns to the valley on Thursday, ...

Best of Show award-winning works advance to the State High School Art Show in Olympia in April. Winners from the Methow Valley were: Lily Arntsen (ILC) for “A Blood-Stained Dress” (acrylic painting); ...

• Wednesdays, dance instruction from the waltz and salsa to the two- and 10-step and everything in between, with Debbie Bair at Twisp River Tap House, ages 12 and up, 5:15 for beginners, 6:30-8:30 p.m ...