The possibility of indoor football at the arena is in question as local officials still search for a team ownership group.
Rob Cline is promoted to General Manager of the arena.
Global holds a press conference to announce a hockey team, The Wenatchee Wild, which will call the arena home in 2008. The team’s ownership group, Wenatchee Sports Partners, signs a five-year lease...
Global announces a loss of $31,000 for the third quarter of 2008.
Global holds a “topping off” ceremony where hundreds of people show up to sign a 35-foot long steel beam that is installed in the arena.
A member of a local ownership group attempting to land a hockey team states his group has received conditional approval for a team.
Global announces slightly more than a $3 million loss in revenue for the second fiscal quarter of 2008.
Global announces a deal with with Feld Entertainment, a production company that stages the Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey circus as well as shows featuring Disney characters.
Global announces it has secured the construction loan needed to continue building the arena.
By a 4-2 vote, the Wenatchee City Council approved providing a bank a conditional loan agreement committing the city to making up the difference between what the public facilities tax pays for and ...
Rick Kozuback, CEO of Global Entertainment, tells the Wenatchee City Council that it will cost about $63 million to build the planned 5,000-seat arena due to skyrocketing costs for subcontractors. ...
After more than a month of negotiations, Blodgett and Global settle on terms to transfer ownership of the land where the arena is to be built from Blodgett to Global. The project could not move for...
The city discovers that financing costs were underestimated by about $4 million. The council consents to a new contract with the higher price tag — $48.8 million — that makes Global Entertainment t...
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