David Bernstein is a Brand Manager for Townsquare Media in Wenatchee, WA and has worked in broadcast media in North Central Washington since 1983. He hosts an afternoon talk show and newscast and develops news and lifestyle content for the local network of digital platforms. He is a native Californian but moved to Washington State in the 70's and has made the Wenatchee area home for most of his life.
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No S#@%! Road Apples Could Be Worth $10K in Apple Blossom Parade Fundraiser
Someone will win $10,000 in the Road Apple Roulette fundraiser to support the Wenatchee Valley Senior Activity Center during the 2024 Washington State Apple Blossom Festival
Chelan Earth Day Fair Focus: Zero Waste and Fire Ready Awareness
Chelan will host it's annual Earth Day Fair this weekend and now in it's 35th year, it's one of the longest running in the state, according to organizers. This Saturday, April 20th over 75 vendors and information booths and displays are expected for the event in Chelan’s Riverwalk Park. The fair runs...
Trader Joe’s Nuts Recalled in Washington, 15 Other States Over Salmonella Fears
Trader Joe's Nuts products recalled over salmonella fears in Washington and 15 other states.
WSU Master Gardening Seminars Back at KPQ Home EXPO
The 2024 KPQ Home Expo, presented by LocalTel is March 8th, 9th and 10th at Town Toyota Center in Wenatchee.
The largest indoor event in North Central Washington returns for three big days of exhibits from vendors showcasing everything you need to get ready for spring...
Chelan, Douglas, Grant PUD’s to Host Clean Energy EXPO
The Chelan, Douglas and Grant PUD's are hosting a Clean Energy Expo and bringing leading energy technology companies to the event to show possible energy production options for the future
Washington State & Local Sales Taxes: 4th Highest In USA
Taxpayers in Washington state have the the country's fourth highest average tax rate for combined state and local sales tax at 9.4%, according to the Tax Foundation.
Chelan, Douglas Counties Will Need Another 17,000+ Homes By 2044
The Commerce Dept. figures indicate adding at 17,000 new homes by 2044 at market-rates will not be enough to meet the local demands in Chelan and Douglas Counties. The state projects between 40 and 55 percent of the new homes that are added will need to be affordably priced for people earning under 80 percent of the area’s median income.