What’s backed by light and read all over? The new, double-sided "public market" sign that will hang in giant red neon at the foot of Orondo Avenue over the entrance to the Pybus Public Market parking lot. Soaring some 30 feet into the air, the sign will be visible from miles around when it’s installed …
By Christine Pratt – World staff writer Thursday, August 23, 2012 WENATCHEE – Blodgett Construction of Wenatchee will keep on working after its contract to repair the roof of the Pybus Public Market building ends in a few weeks. The Port of Chelan County Wednesday awarded Blodgett a second contract, this one to repair the …
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Itching to see for yourself what the Pybus hubbub is all about? Then sign up for the Wenatchee Downtown Association’s four-stop walking tour of downtown buildings set for 3:30 p.m. Thursday, July 12. The new Pybus Market building, where renovations are just getting underway, is likely the main attraction. Read the complete Wenatchee World article…
The Pybus Public Market does not exist, not really. Judging from recent events, however, it will soon rise on a foundation of enthusiasm, dreams and hope … not to mention sweat, effort and investment. Read the complete Wenatchee World article…
If verbal commitments become signed contracts, Pybus Public Market is almost full of tenants. "We have 15 handshakes; 15 expressions of very strong interest," Steve Robinson, the market's new executive director, said Monday. "They’re working now on what their spaces will look like." Read the complete Wenatchee World article…
Pybus Pubic Market announced today that it has hired Steve Robinson as its executive director. In that role, Robinson will oversee the overall business operation of Pybus Market, including its tenant relations, marketing and business operations.
Promoting sustainable enterprises that benefit local residents is a key component of the proposed Pybus Public Market. Mike Walker, owner of the Eagle Group companies, has committed to spending as much as $2 million to build the proposed market and run it for up to five years. The market that Walker envisions will have a …
The permitting process is underway to fix the roof, walls, windows, insulation, wiring, plumbing, heating, cooling, fire sprinkler system and (deep breath) more in the building that will become Pybus Public Market. Read the complete Wenatchee World article…
