Searching out your ancestors via “doing” genealogy has become a craze that has swept the world. Genealogy is the second most popular hobby in the U.S. after gardening, according to ABC News, and the second most visited category of websites. For many Americans, there is an emotional and intellectual reward that can come with discovering the identity of their ancestors.
On Saturday, September 10th, 2022, a group of more than 35 community volunteers from the North Wenatchee and Cashmere area spent more than 60 or more man-hours cutting grass back from the headstones at the Cashmere Cemetery. They tenderly administered to those who could not do it for themselves.
DO YOU ONLY TAKE YOUR HIGHS AND LOWS TO THE LORD OR DO YOU ALSO GIVE HIM YOUR IN-BETWEENS?
Lots of hands make for light work and that was the case Saturday when community volunteers finished painting the Wenatchee Rescue Mission in just over four hours.
Normally, as I water my garden each morning, I just use a hose and spray everything down until it is good and soaked. It is time effective, and I can check a task off my list. This morning, however, I made a fertilizer-water mix and watered each plant by hand. I noticed a few of … Continue reading Lessons in the Garden
The Tabernacle Choir, Orchestra at Temple Square, Bells at Temple Square, and the Gabriel Trumpet Ensemble will stream He Is Risen: A Special Easter Celebration beginning Sunday, April 10, 2022, at 9:00 a.m.
To Our Greater Wenatchee Area Community: Are you looking for a way to help in Ukraine? The Wenatchee Valley is joining with Meest, a small business that ships humanitarian aid directly to Lviv, Ukraine. (https://us.meest.com/humanitarian-aid-packages-for-ukraine). On Saturday March 12th and Saturday, March 19th, youth from the Church of Jesus Christ will be collecting items to sort, … Continue reading Wenatchee Community Can Help Ukraine Now!
The 2022 RootsTech theme is “Choose Connection.” Family Search is encouraging participants “to #chooseconnection, whether it’s by learning about ancestors, traveling to homelands steeped in your heritage, or even discovering how you’re related to your friends, you can make powerful connections to the people and places that matter most to you.”
Days For Girls is a program that assembles reusable feminine hygiene kits that are distributed to girls and women in over 120 countries. Here in Wenatchee a local group of women meet once a month to sew, iron, glue, and assemble all the necessary components to provide women with a packet holding essential materials to manage … Continue reading Days For Girls Project Seeking Helping Hands
My husband is nearly blind without his glasses. It’s a minor miracle that he can find the shampoo. In almost 20 years of marriage, do you know that it has never once occurred to me that he LITERALLY cannot see in the shower?
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