Don Seabrook is a Photo Editor at Wenatchee World. He specializes in capturing the essence of local events, news, and sports through photography, with a particular focus on the Wenatchee area. Don's work has been featured in both the Wenatchee World and Yakima Herald-Republic.
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Don Seabrook's articles mainly cover local events, sports, and photography in the Wenatchee area of Washington state. He appears to have a particular interest in community-related content such as local news, high school sports, and historical reflections on the region.
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Othello came to the Wenatchee High School gymnasium and outscored the Panthers 17 - 5 in the fourth quarter to win by a final score of 51-34 Thursday night.
A Liberty Bond Drive took place at the Waterville Hotel in 1918. The landmark hotel was constructed in 1903 and had a brisk business with travelers in the area. As
It’s time to say goodbye and thank you.
One of the difficulties in living in Wenatchee are trains parked at intersections — here at Ninth Street in Wenatchee Tuesday. For the visitors, there are a couple of underpasses
By: Don Seabrook
WENATCHEE — The Wenatchee School District Position 2 seat officially belongs to Maria Iñiguez after a manual recount wrapped up on Friday.
Can you hear the ocean? According to Dayah Walls, 16, a Junior at Wenatchee High School, you can't. She only said of the sound you hear: "It's kind of weird."
By: Don Seabrook
The Wenatchee World news staff welcomes Photo Editor Jacob Ford this week as he transitions into the role I held for over 20 years.
Students returning to class at Wenatchee High School in the fall of 1973 were greeted by this 42-foot Panther in the new gym. Chet Endrizzi applied finishing touches to the mascot, donated by the class of '73.
Construction of the railroad through Waterville is pictured on June 27, 1910. The railroad depot, seen at right is being built along South Rainier Street with the Douglas County Courthouse
WENATCHEE — One by one, 17 dogs were led up a manicured grass lawn to a live rattlesnake, and one by one, their experience was a shocking one.
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