Taylor Caldwell

5 days ago | leavenworthecho.com | Taylor Caldwell

By TAYLOR CALDWELL Ward Media Staff ReporterLEAVENWORTH – Three missing children who left on a parental visit with their father on May 30 have been found deceased near Rock Island Campground up Icicle Road, according to an update from the Wenatchee Police Department. The search for their father, 32-year-old Travis Decker of the Wenatchee area, remains ongoing. Decker is currently wanted for three counts of murder 1st degree and kidnapping 1st degree.

5 days ago | leavenworthecho.com | Taylor Caldwell

By TAYLOR CALDWELL Ward Media Staff ReporterWENATCHEE – In the wake of a heartbreaking discovery, the community-at-large has rallied to support Whitney Decker, the mother of three missing daughters who were recently found deceased near Rock Island campground in Leavenworth. Three sisters – Olivia, Evelyn, and Paityn Decker – were originally reported missing after their father, 32-year-old Travis Decker, failed to bring them home following a parental visitation on May 30.

6 days ago | leavenworthecho.com | Taylor Caldwell

By TAYLOR CALDWELL Ward Media Staff ReporterLEAVENWORTH – After a six-year hiatus, the Greater Leavenworth Museum brought the return of its afternoon tea event at the historic Chumstick Grangehall on May 29. “We wanted to bring back a community event that was heartfelt…The Upper Valley Historical Society and the museum [aren’t]  just for guests that are visiting from out of town.

6 days ago | leavenworthecho.com | Taylor Caldwell

By TAYLOR CALDWELL Ward Media Staff ReporterLEAVENWORTH - For some chambers of commerce, organized travel is a common mechanism for revenue, offering fully planned group itineraries in exciting destinations for the community. These trips are often focused on cultivating connections through travel, inspiring new business or community development ideas, and encouraging personal and professional enrichment.

6 days ago | leavenworthecho.com | Taylor Caldwell

By TAYLOR CALDWELL Ward Media Staff ReporterLEAENWORH — From late spring into early fall, Eagle Creek Flower Farm’s roadside stand comes alive with colorful bouquets that change with the season. Every weekend, the stand is visited by frequent buyers, who use an honors system to check their flowers out. Eagle Creek Flower Farm is owned and operated by Paula Dinius, a retired urban horticulturist at Washington State University Extension.