A graduate of Wenatchee High School, I moved to Spokane in 1990 and worked as a producer and editor of the KXLY 920 Morning News over 18 years. The field of Information Technology piqued my interest and I left broadcasting to work I-T for various businesses. I decided to return to my roots, come back to Wenatchee, and work as a broadcaster and content creator for KPQ Newsradio 560. I have three beautiful children who’ve grown to be amazing young women. I like to spend my time enjoying the great outdoors, fishing, hiking, camping and stargazing.
Mark Rattner
Amateur Wenatchee Hockey Team Shines At Spokane Tournament
The 18-and-under group with the Wenatchee Amateurs Hockey Association (WAHA) won the Washington State 'B' Hockey Tournament in Spokane over the weekend.
Wenatchee Wild Players Honored At Banquet
Awards such as most improved player, fan favorite and rookie of the year were handed out at the Wenatchee Wild Awards Banquet at the Town Toyota Center.
Pucks ‘N’ Paws: Wenatchee Wild Mascot Celebrates 15th Birthday
On Pucks 'N' Paws night, Walt turned 15 and I would say he looks pretty good for his age in dog years.
Lights, Camera, Action, Wenatchee Skyhawks Football Is Back
Washington State's only professional indoor football team is gearing up for another season of high-octane excitement
Major Changes Coming to Busy Wenatchee Intersection
The roundabout will be the first in Chelan County to feature multiple lanes
Pickleball Fever Coming to Wenatchee City Parks
It's one of the fastest growing sports in the country and the City of Wenatchee is getting into the action.
The World’s Shortest Parade: Bring Your Pets
It's called the World's Shortest Parade. It will take place in Wenatchee down Orondo Street from Mission Street.
Oktoberfest Lawsuit Moves Forward
The city of Leavenworth argued Projekt Bayern attracted visitors to its Wenatchee event by causing confusion through its use of the Leavenworth name.
Wenatchee Woman Returns From Earthquake Relief Effort
She got the call mid-February to perform supply missions on the ground for those hit hardest by the earthquake.
Special Olympics Makes Return To Wenatchee: Volunteers Needed
After a two year absence, nearly 1,000 athletes will return to compete in basketball, alpine skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, cross country, speed skating, figure skating and cheerleading.