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June events in the valley

Hello June graphic with a lakeside home, an open living room, and a bedroom overlooking Lake Chelan.

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Contemporary wood-and-stone home with broad stone terrace, warm enclosed living room and a small autumn planting bed at blue hour.

Manson's Deepest Ramp Closes the Same Winter Lake Chelan Is Set to Drop Lower

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October events in the valley

Cedar-clad house wall with bronze-framed sliding doors opening onto a limestone terrace and autumn-yellow serviceberry.

Behind Chelan Dam, the Riverwalk Loop Keeps Going Until December 1

A contemporary hillside home with cedar siding, basalt walls, a cantilevered deck, and golden aspens among dry grass.

The Pilots Call It Calmer. The Riders Call It Hero. It's the Same Cold Front on Chelan Butte.

Great room with an oatmeal sofa and walnut console facing a glazed wall; red-orange maple and pine trees fill the view.

The Count Stopped in 2023. The Hawks Kept Coming Over Hawk's Meadow.

Weathered timber deck and concrete parapet overlook a stone chimney, metal roof, and misty fir-covered hillside.

The Hydrofest Flyer Still Says WineGirl Wines. The Building Isn't a Winery Anymore.

Trellised vineyard rows descend a hillside beyond a stone terrace, with a pine tree and lavender planter.

The Vineyard at Clos ChaVelle Answers to a Winery, Not the HOA

September real estate collage featuring a lakeside home, bright kitchen, and modern bathroom.

September events in the valley

Unfinished hillside foundation behind a dry-stacked basalt retaining wall, with cedar framing and native grasses.

In Hawk's Meadow, the Real Cost of a Lot Isn't the Well. It's the Wait.