The Deer Park City Council has voted to settle a dispute with Halme Construction over the city’s aeration lagoon project. The decision was made during a special City Council meeting on August 27, where city leaders chose mediation over litigation to resolve the matter.
Local organizations are partnering to bring a free community health fair to Deer Park next month. The event aims to provide residents with easy access to essential health screenings and resources, all in one convenient location.
The new Loon Lake Library building is transforming how residents use their local library. With more than four times the space of the old location, the library now accommodates larger programs, community gatherings, and remote work needs. Local fundraising and a variety of partnerships made the expansion possible.
From splash pads to pickleball, Deer Park City wants to know what makes people get off the couch. Don’t wait because time is running out to take the 2025 survey, share your thoughts on recreation projects, and enter to win a gift card.
The Deer Park City Council has unanimously appointed Tom Gaines to fill a vacant seat, bypassing two active candidates campaigning for the position in the November election. Gaines expects to be sworn in just before a special meeting next week, which has been called to address potential litigation against the city.
Want to see what made Deer Park’s 2025 Settlers Day unforgettable? Our slideshow captures all the highlights, from marching bands and local royalty to class reunions and a live VFW tribute you won’t want to miss.
Ready to trade clutter for cash or love the thrill of haggling? Deer Park’s City-Wide Yard Sale returns this weekend, offering a fun, thrifty way to connect with the community. Sellers can still sign up online, allowing new sales to pop up all weekend.
Each year, Settlers’ Day celebrates the individuals and businesses that make significant contributions to Deer Park. This year’s honorees represent deep roots, quiet dedication, and a strong commitment to local service, with each story reflecting the city’s history and ongoing growth.
Starting this Friday, Deer Park’s Settlers Day weekend features many old and new events to keep you hopping around town. People can see a lively parade, rodeo, fire station demonstrations, youth baseball tournaments, and a farm swap. Food vendors, live music, and family-friendly activities throughout the town. Additionally, there’s an opportunity to give back at a Special Olympics fundraiser, complete with water fights involving local fire and law enforcement personnel.
An HVAC failure has temporarily shut down the Deer Park Library building. In the meantime, the library is offering curbside pickup and mobile library visits to keep services available. Full access will resume once repairs are complete.