Did you participate in Deer Park’s 102nd Settlers Weekend? It was a vibrant success, honoring heritage and community spirit. Check out the Deer Park Gazette’s photo gallery that covered the event.
The Deer Park School District invites community members to participate in a Community Forum. The forum’s purpose is to engage with residents, gather input, and provide updates on the district’s planning process.
Meet the five candidates running for the ‘At Large’ position on the Deer Park School District Board. This community gathering offers a chance to learn about each candidate’s vision and priorities for the school district. Everyone is welcome to attend and engage in this informative evening.
Dr. Alexa Allman was recently sworn in as the new superintendent of the Deer Park School District. This formal step solidified her position and marked the official beginning of her tenure.
Less than a week away from Deer Park Settlers weekend, and it seems like there are 102 activities for the 102nd occurrence. There will be something for everyone, including fun runs, dunk tanks, basketball tournaments, a car show, and much more. Mix Park, Swinyard Park, and other places will be bustling with activity.
Mark your calendars because the Deer Park Yard Sale (DPYS) is just around the corner! For over ten years, this weekend event held annually in August has been a local tradition you want to attend. Whether hosting a sale or looking for amazing bargains, the DPYS is the place to be.
Following a fruitful collaboration in June, Faith Lutheran Church and 2nd Harvest are coming together again to serve families in need within the local community. Recognizing the ongoing challenge faced by many to access adequate food, these organizations have arranged two additional Mobile Market events for the summer months.
Red Flag Warning for thunderstorms in the Columbia Basin and Palouse regions, raising concerns about the potential for new fire starts due to dry conditions and lightning strikes.
Get ready for thrilling broncs, bulls, and barrels at the Clayton Rodeo competitors can now register to ride, and vendors are welcome to participate. Take advantage of this exciting family event in the great outdoors.
Did you know that there’s a secret code among grass blades? Yep, it’s true. Refrain from cutting your grass, it starts sending out signals to the neighborhood. So, people get out your ruler’s, grass or weeds over a certain height can get you a fine of hundreds of dollars.