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Rufus Woods

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Publisher/Owner of the Wenatchee World - a family owned newspaper serving the valley for over 100 years. Working together, we can build a stronger community.
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Retiring Nick Covey reflects on 32-year career at Link Transit

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By Rufus Woods
| Wenatchee World Verified
Nick Covey Link Transit CEO As a young man, Nick Covey learned the fundamentals of business in the kitchen and dining room of his family's restaurant, Covey's, a longtime Wenatchee gathering place where rock bands performed six nights a week. The restaurant taught him lessons that would shape the next three decades of his career: work hard, treat people well and never lose sight of the customer experience.
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Serve Wenatchee Valley bounces back after devastating flood

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By Rufus Woods
| Wenatchee World Verified
Serve Wenatchee Valley Executive Director Mike Malmin poses for a photo in the organization’s pantry at its temporary location at Trinity Methodist Church Tuesday, Jan. 6, in East Wenatchee. Last October, a flood tore through the Midtown-Halbert building that houses Serve Wenatchee Valley, forcing seven businesses to relocate after a fire suppression sprinkler line burst and sent water cascading through the ground floor.
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Opinion: We need Confluence and its providers to work together for all of us

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By Rufus Woods
| Wenatchee World Verified
Recent news reports about the conflict between Confluence Health and the Wenatchee Valley Medical Group, which represents more than 300 providers within the health system, should concern every person in North Central Washington. It is difficult to imagine a strong, effective health care system when administrators and physicians are publicly at odds.
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