In Time For Winter, Homeless Warming Shelter Coming to Wenatchee
Being homeless can be extremely difficult in its own right. Add to that freezing temperatures, and just staying warm can be a full-time endeavor. City and county officials in the Wenatchee Valley have plans for a “low barrier” shelter that’ll double as a warming shelter during the winter months.
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With No Nino or Nina, Wet October Ahead, National Weather Service Says
What’s a winter without El Nino or La Nina affecting the weather? Well downright predicable some would say. Marcus Bellissimo has more.
Read MoreGarden Guru – How to Winter Over
Scott Parsons is your Garden Guru and joins us every Tuesday during the growing season to help us green our thumbs. In Episode 28, Parsons talks about using a “hoop house” to get a few more weeks of greens growing, planting garlic this month and setting aside fall lawn clippings and leaves for composting.
Read MoreKOHO Five @ 5:00 – Monday, October 14, 2019
Marcus Bellissimo wraps up today’s top news stories in your KOHO Five @ 5. Ahead on the Five @ 5; Community members pay their respects as the body of Christian Johnson, Assistant Fire Chief of Okanogan Fire District #3, was escorted home to Okanogan…….A drub bust in Lake Wenatchee…..And Sno-Park permits go on sale Nov.1.
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Changes To Sno-Park Permits,Which Go On Sale Nov. 1
With winter nearing and lower temperatures and the threat of snow already upon us, Sno-Parks throughout the state may be in use on the same day that Sno-Park permits go on sale, Nov. 1. The Washington State Parks Winter Recreation Program manages more than 3,000 miles of groomed snowmobile trails, 811 miles of groomed cross-country…
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Apple Harvest And Freezing Temperatures
The cold weather that struck eastern Washington this week is causing worries for growers of Washington apples. The most recent cold front which ran from the middle of last week and lasted through the weekend, saw temperatures drop below freezing, even getting into the upper 20s throughout Eastern Washington. Cold temperatures in October could hurt…
Read MoreKOHO 101 Week In Review – October 12, 2019
KOHO 101 has your three-minute recap of this week’s top local news stories – from cold temperatures potentially hurting this year’s apple crop and smoky air from prescribed burns, to the Chelan PUD’s five-year plan and an update on the Chelan-Douglas Port consolidation.
Read MoreKOHO Five @ 5:00 – Friday, October 11, 2019
Marcus Bellissimo wraps up today’s top news stories in your KOHO Five @ 5. Ahead on the Five @ 5; The cold weather that struck eastern Washington this week is causing worries for growers of Washington apples……A plan to introduce grizzlies to the North Cascades is met with resistance by those living and recreating in…
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Locals Voicing Opposition to Federal Grizzly Bear Plan
Grizzlies once roamed much of the Cascade Mountains. Now a federal plan is looking to reintroduce grizzles to the North Cascades once again, but those who live in the region or who recreate in the area are voicing opposition, as Marcus Bellissimo reports.
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‘Good Times, Great Days’ with Ukulele Master Jake Shimabukuro
Ukulele master Jake Shimabukuro returns to Wenatchee tonight. He said he’s excited to bring his unique sound to the Numerica PAC at another sold-out show. Shimabukuro talks about his style, career, advocacy for kids and more.
Read MoreAgriculture, Pile Burns Decrease Wenatchee Valley Air Quality
Poor air quality can affect everyone. But some groups of people are more susceptible to illness due to poor air quality than others.
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