Dear Citizens of Spokane County Fire District 4:
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the community for your tremendous support during our recent Levy election. The passing of this measure will allow us to maintain your firefighting fleet; fire stations; and continue to look for innovative and efficient ways to staff the stations in order to respond to your call for service.
Sincerely,
Bill Neckels
Fire Chief
Spokane County Fire District 4
Miss Deer Park Scholarship Program 2025 has crowned the new royalty representing Deer Park in the coming year. It was a testament to the dedication and perseverance of Deer Park’s young women, highlighting their hard work, determination, and achievements.
I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the ongoing unprofessional and harmful behavior of Deer Park School Board Director Ashby. His public accusations against me, falsely labeling me as unethical, amount to defamation and slander, unfairly damaging my reputation. It is unacceptable for a sitting board member to engage in such reckless and baseless personal attacks.
The Miss Deer Park Scholarship Program 2025 promises an evening of glamour, talent, and community. It’s not just a competition but a celebration of the collective achievements and aspirations of Deer Park’s young women.
Helen Elaine Sanders, commonly known as “Elaine” or “Laine,” passed away peacefully in the care of family, surrounded by loving thoughts and prayers at her
Universal Ultrasound Diagnostics held its ribbon-cutting celebration in Deer Park. A new medical office, which offers expert cardiovascular ultrasound services, was welcomed to the area by Mayor Verzal, members of the Deer Park Chamber of Commerce, and other community members.
Young poets will take center stage at the North Spokane Open Mic. They will share their original work in a supportive and welcoming environment. This event offers high school students a chance to build confidence before entering the world of competitive poetry slams.
A change in Deer Park’s holiday tradition isn’t stopping Santa, who will bring joy to families with two special events: a festive street route through town and a cozy open house at Station 41, offering something for everyone to enjoy this season.
During dangerous Red Flag conditions, a fire broke out near Margert and J Streets, posing a serious threat to the nearby suburban and wildland areas. Upon arrival, crews first reported the flames around 2 feet tall.
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