Everything! Great selection of fabrics, threads, machines (and their upkeep) and friendly,…read morecompetent service.

I did a lot of research online for a new vacuum. After deciding which brand I wanted (nothing from…read moreChina) I checked prices. Sew Creative Sewing and Vacuum beat the prices from stores in Yakima and Spokane by almost $100 for the same make and model. If you are in the market for a good quality vacuum like a Riccar made in USA, Lindhaus made in Italy, or a Sebo made in Germany go and see what they have to offer.

My kid improved from D's to A's and B's. Meliesa is amazing and her teachers are the best!read more

If your children need educational help I recommend it's a bit pricey and that's very unfortunate…read morebecause the kids that can't afford it are the ones that need the most help

Gaby (wife): Mary-Jo…read morewas a crucial part of our birth team. From my prenatals, labor and delivery (most especially), and postpartum, she's brought such peace throughout the whole process. Mary-Jo really understood my husband and I and helped guide us towards the priorities for the kind of birth we really wanted to have. During labor and delivery, wow oh wow, I could NOT have done that without her by my side. All of her encouragement, guidance, empowering and calming words, and comforting actions helped me all throughout early and active labor, and especially the transition phase when I was birthing my baby. She was monumental in this whole process and we wouldn't have had the comforting, safe, secure, and peaceful delivery we had if it wasn't for her. My husband and I are immensely glad we chose her as our doula. It's a decision we will always treasure. Thank God you were our doula, Mary-Jo! Mark (husband): Husbands, get Mary-Jo as your doula for your wife, period. If you want to support your wife 100% emotionally, physically, spiritually, get a doula and make sure to get Mary-Jo. Yes, be there for your wife and serve her with all that you can throughout the pregnancy, labor and delivery, and postpartum. But honestly though, us dudes can only support our wives so much. In my experience, there's a certain point where you've done all that you can, but your wife just needs another woman's support that you just can't provide as a man. That's where Mary-Jo steps in; she'll provide that holistic support for your wife that only a doula can bring. My wife and I had a traumatic experience in our first pregnancy when we tried to do it all on our own without a doula. Now with our second child, we had Mary-Jo and she made a world of a difference bringing such peaceful guidance and security for my wife and I. Bottom line, get Mary-Jo, you and your wife will be so grateful you did. Trust me.

When I first decided I wanted to hire a doula I assumed I would have a hard time finding a doula…read morethat would be on board with our desire to Free Birth. Not only was Mary-Jo so supportive of our choice, she was well educated on free birth and provided us with support and encouragement throughout the end of my pregnancy and offered us so many great resources of information! Mary-Jo was such a light in the stressful last weeks of my pregnancy and offered me so much encouragement. We had a dream free birth at home and couldn't have done it without her support!

On the hot days of summer, Howard Hopkins Memorial Pool is a great place to come and swim a few…read morelaps or splash around as an individual or a family/group. During August and September, especially, when temps are in the 90s and 100s (degrees Fahrenheit) the pool is a perfect reprieve from the heat. The perfect recipe here is the hot days that are also windy. Because the pool is at the base of the Cascade Mountains it doesn't get as much natural airflow/wind normally. However, on the windy and hot days, the wind provides a cooling mechanism while sitting out on a lawn chair on the pool deck. There are some parking spots reserved for patrons of the pool in a parking lot bordering the pool. The rest of the lot is open to everyone, so it can get a bit crammed during the summer and on busy days during prime-time tourism season in Leavenworth. If staying not too far from the pool, I would recommend walking if possible.

My family came to this pool on a Monday evening for open swim. It's salt water and chlorine. No…read morediving board but we were told next year they hope to build a slide. Our five year olds loved it for playing, but one of us adults disliked the lap pool. We'd definitely come back. Pros: -inexpensive, $6 per non-resident, babies free -the water is warm, we were told the water is 86 degrees by 6am -an entire kids play area with a small slide, fountains, and a zero entry pool -a large lap swim area -plenty of space outside the pool to put your stuff -indoor lockers for a quarter -a couple showers in locker rooms Cons: -didn't see a baby changing station anywhere -the showers were pretty gross with handfuls of hair and old abandoned soap -lockers are small, maybe enough room for a towel or purse (not both) -lap pool is very warm, warmer than the kids area, so my friend couldn't do more than two laps without feeling very uncomfortable

We (inexperienced) woodworkers had fun making cutting boards at NCW Workshop in Cashmere…read more Afterwards we had a beverage with our classmates at Yonder Cider next door. Great experience, learned about woodworking and safety under the patient guidance of Jon Clark. Highly recommend for an enjoyable evening with your date or friends. -- at NCW Woodshop. They also have memberships if you have a project and guidance, tools, or a space to work.

We visited NCW and made a custom cribbage board on a recent trip to Leavenworth. It was so fun and…read morethe board makes a great souvenir. Jon is an excellent teacher!

I have attended Wenatchee Valley College for 2 quarters so far and they have been going good. I was…read morenervous to start my college year doing online classes because I'm a learner that like to learn face-to-face . I thought wrong I don't mind online clases I actually like it. The professors that I've had so far have been super helpful and also super caring. The cost to come to WVC isn't expensive as going to a university. You can get so much help with financial aid and other departments here at Wenatchee Valley College.

COVID has basically destroyed any credibility this institution may have once had. There is no…read morecustomer service whatsoever. To attempt to reach a live body for information or instruction is futile. Staff remain on reduced or non-existent work schedules, many teachers still sit at home in their sweats teaching classes, and there is an overall air of apathy from anyone you are able to get in contact with. My daughter almost missed her graduation as a result of negligent credit evaluation even though it was reviewed by three different people. Certainly, there are a few gems here, however, you have to look hard and it may not be worth the time, frustration, or expense to try to find them. Try Central Washington University instead. It is exceptional by comparison.

Such a great little snowshoe tour, Joshua and Beth were a delight! We learned about the town, it's…read morepeople, and nature and even got a hot chocolate treat at the end! Can't wait to come back in the summer and do the hatchery tour!

I got crabs in E-WA, and I want everyone else to get them, too…read more St. Joseph's Catholic School has several fundraisers throughout the year that involve food and *adult beverages* (to loosen up the wallet for raffle tickets and auctions, of course), but the Crab Feed (always in March) is a MUST. It doesn't matter what your faith-wise leanings are, you just need to like crab. I have been around the Seafood Festival block a time or two, and I know from crab feed. They are on their game, 100%. Here's why: For $30 (same price in 2010 and 2011), you get a starfish stamp on your wrist, 2 drink tokens in your hand, and a seat at the kids table. Once seated, you will be offered salad and spaghetti to go with the giant basket of bread that was already there, waiting for you. I pass, saving room for the reason I'm here in the first place: crab. Then it begins...you have these cards, kind of like bidding paddles at Sotheby's, except these say "CRAB" and you don't have to sell your kidney to afford the merchandise. You hold up the card. Stealthily, the Bucket Brigade show up, legs and claws overflowing from their containers. Trays of butter (the real deal) and cocktail sauce (horseradishy!) whiz by and you snag a cup or two. You devour buckets of crustaceans, create mountains of shells, and just as the last leg is lifted from the bucket you hold up the card again, and VOILA, more crabby goodness. Look out in the back parking lot and you'll see the Foodservice of America semi truck parked out there. THIS is what All You Can Eat Crab Feed means, people. Good beer (that's right, not just Bud Light and Corona, good microbrews plus Guinness. E-WA is stepping up their game) and decent wine available, you get one drink for each of your tokens. Or, go big, buy a pitcher of IPA for $12 or a bottle of wine for $15. And that's why you'll say to yourself, "I got crabs in E-WA, and I loved it!"

Best education possible. Proud to say our kids attend St Joes.read more