Local high school students are filled with dreams of graduation. For seniors, it is the season for celebrations mixed in with finals. This year’s graduation ceremonies will still bear the marks of the COVID-19 virus, but it is beginning to resemble what most parents recognize.
If you are a senior citizen looking for friendly companionship, good conversation, a hot cup of coffee and maybe a game of cards, look no further than the Deer Park Senior Center.
As Friday evening came around, my wife and I decided to visit the new restaurant in Deer Park. Masters Brewhouse was opened on the 28th
About fifty years ago, Don and Lorraine Ball decided to follow their dreams. They opened a small cafe just off Highway 395 in the small
117 N Main St, Deer Park, WA 99006 276-2357 In the past, I have sampled many Mexican restaurants in addition to living in Spain for
Coffee… coffee… coffee. Coffee has been an integral part of the lives of many people for a long time. However, coffee, or espresso, has become
Unbreakable . . . I have often heard that teenagers subconsciously think of themselves as bullet-proof… and unbreakable. Stetzen is a typical young man (15
[rev_slider alias=”fire-boss”][/rev_slider] Photography by Ed Broberg and by Brian Gailey courtesy of Fire Boss LLC. As much fun as can be had in the summer
On November 29, Avista broke ground for a new service center. The address for the new building is 2301 East Sixth Street, located in the
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