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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…

We are impressed, we are excited and we are grateful. Mike Walker of Wenatchee’s Eagle Group announced last week that he will spend up to $2 million, without expectation of return or profit, to refurbish, equip and operate the Pybus Public Market. At once Walker revitalized a project many feared could not prove feasible without

Arcelia and Norberto Bedolla are eager to lease a year-round space at the proposed Pybus Public Market – but not before learning more about pricing and conditions. Eight-year veterans of taco sales at the seasonal Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market, the couple also own Wenatchee businesses Ariana’s Bakery and Ariana’s Restaurant. Read the complete Wenatchee World

Public Market House, Portland, Maine City population 65,000 "Often, independence is a lot more important to (market vendors) than making a lot of money," said H. Alan Mooney, president of Criterium-Mooney Engineers of Portland. "That needs to figure into the mind-set of somebody trying to make a market house work. You need to give those