The Deer Park High School Drama students gave a masterful performance in their recent production called “Blind Dates and Breakups.” A series of hilarious and outlandish, sketch comedies about some of the perils of dating.
Looking for a way to celebrate Thanksgiving with your community? Join the free annual Community Thanksgiving Banquet this weekend, where neighbors, friends, and families come together for a warm meal and share gratitude.
The Washington Secretary of States Office has published the early results for the Deer Park School District Bond. For the bond measure to succeed, the voters must approve the measure by 60% with a minimum of 40% voter turnout.
This weekend marks the first of two Merry Markets coming this month, as Deer Park Market hosts its popular holiday event not once but twice. It’s the perfect opportunity to get Christmas gifts for everyone on your list while supporting the community.
Kiwanis is inviting community members to volunteer for WinterFest 2025, an annual celebration in Deer Park. With numerous events planned, residents are encouraged to join planning meetings to ensure a wide range of activities occur.
Deer Park Middle School buzzed excitedly as students from five schools came together for a spirited cross-country meet. The event showcased teamwork, athleticism, and the joy of running among friends.
The Spokane Regional Health District (SRHD) released a press release about concerns for Deer Park Dental Clinic patients from November 2021 until Montano’s license was suspended in mid-2022.
Ellen Standen, a Deer Park resident since 1974, shares her journey from Northern California to her current role on the Deer Park City Council. With a long and varied history of service to the community, she reflects on the town’s growth and her aspirations for its future.
Deer Park City is working on a new project at Perrins Field to enhance the community space. This latest improvement will offer more options for events and gatherings in the park.
Deer Park’s city council has expanded from five to seven members in response to the city’s population growth, reaching 5,000 residents. Ross Hall, a former teacher and coach, and Chase Vining, a local business owner, were appointed to serve through 2025.