Following Heather Newsom’s resignation, the city council had 90 days to appoint a replacement. Six people applied and were interviewed, and ultimately, the council unanimously voted to appoint Ellen Standen.
Every year, the heart of Deer Park beats a little louder as residents and visitors come together to celebrate Settlers Day. This beloved tradition, steeped in history, offers a joyous weekend filled with events and activities for all ages.
Get ready to experience the thrill of the Clayton Rodeo’s return, offering two days of exciting events. Clayton Rodeo competitors can now register to ride, and vendors are welcome to sign up. Enjoy family-friendly fun at the Clayton Community Fairgrounds.
Pickleball discussion was a break from the business as normal at the last city council meeting. Angela McBride presented some information about Pickleball, the courts, and the community.
Deer Park is under a heat advisory with temperatures up to 103°F. The Greenhouse Food Bank is adjusting its hours to ensure community safety.
Deer Park native Jake Duenich and his wife Katie, have turned a neglected building into a state-of-the-art laundromat with the goal of offering the cleanest laundry facilities in town. 123Laurndry is now open just across the street from the Post Office.
Deer Park City is seeking a new city council member following Heather Newsom’s resignation. Applications are now open, and residents have a unique opportunity to shape their local government.
The Deer Park School District has initiated a strategic planning process, seeking community input to shape the future of local education. Residents are encouraged to participate in the latest survey to share their values, vision for success, and priorities for the next decade.
Microsoft Start integrates its news services with Windows and Microsoft services and distributes news worldwide. The Deer Park Gazette was recently accepted into the news distribution program for independent publishers.
As summer begins, Deer Park and Riverside School Districts launch SUN Meals, offering free meals to kids 18 and under with convenient to-go options to families. Returning to the Deer Park Middle School location for its community lunch, this program ensures no child goes hungry while school is out.