During the most recent city council meeting, the features of city parks were a recurring topic. Discussions ranged from citizen input and engineer presentations to council member reports, covering various aspects of the city’s parks and recreational activities.
What’s certain? Death and taxes. What’s up to you to control (to some degree)? When you die and how much you pay in taxes. Tax planning is crucial for your financial independence and is how you go from losing to winning the tax game.
Wendy Michelle Lauderdale, 68, a cherished resident of Loon Lake and Deer Park for many years, passed away peacefully at her home in Deer Park on July 22, 2024.
Wendy is survived by her father, three brothers and two sisters, numerous nieces and nephews, and her long time friend, Hap. She was preceded in death by her beloved son, Tony Lee Whicker, her sister, Leah(Lauderdale) Aiono and her mother, Nancy.
An arrest unfolded in Deer Park as a suspect was apprehended by law enforcement in connection with a Spokane shooting. Specialty units, including SPD SWAT and Hostage Negotiators, surrounded the residence, leading to the suspect’s peaceful surrender.
Law enforcement is still on site. For over an hour Colville Street was closed during a standoff between an unknown individual and and Spokane City Police.
Deer Park celebrated its 103rd Settlers Day with a lively parade featuring colorful floats, marching bands, and community groups. Relive the vibrant moments from the 103rd Deer Park Settlers Day Parade through our slideshow.
You may be familiar with what pickleball is…a combination of tennis, ping pong and badminton. The uniqueness of pickleball is what brings so many to the sport.
Get ready for Clayton’s 41st Brickyard Day Celebration. It all starts with an outdoor movie on the first Friday in August and continues on Saturday with a fun run, live music, and more. Check out the schedule in the following article.
Whether you’re a seasoned bargain hunter or just looking for a fun weekend activity, the Deer Park City Wide Yardsale is not to be missed. So, gather your friends and family, and get ready to discover the hidden treasures of Deer Park.
Keith dedicated his life to the service of others. He graduated from Rogers High School in Spokane before attending Eastern Washington State College, which became Eastern Washington University. He began his teaching career in Kennewick, WA before moving to Deer Park. Keith taught at Arcadia Elementary before moving to Deer Park High School for many years of service.