City Council: Communication
Deer Park is growing fast; the city government must tackle new challenges from having meetings during COVID, to being accessible to the public.
Joanne Darassi
November 4, 2020
Category: Featured
Collecting Seeds
Humans have played an intricate part in hybridization of seeds since the stone age. I’m NOT talking GMO here, I’m discussing good old fashioned cross
Erin Nelson
November 3, 2020
Tell Me A Story
November marks the 21st anniversary of National Novel Writing Month. This quintessential writing challenge is put on by a non-profit organization known as NaNoWriMo.
Ellie Chambers
November 3, 2020
Amazon Hub In Deer Park
You may have noticed a set of blue lockers that showed up next to the Chevron gas station on Deer Park’s Main Street. If you haven’t taken a closer look, they are an Amazon Hub for the delivery, pickup, and drop off of Amazon packages.
Editorial Team
November 2, 2020
The Hot Spot Co-Working Space
Coming soon: The Hot Spot. A shared office space ideal for solo workers, growing your business, or launching a new one.
Editorial Team
October 30, 2020
Additions Underway
Deer Park will soon have a beautifully enhanced middle school for its young teens to get a modern start towards their future. If anything could be told to them about their fortuitous learning environment, it is to let them know that concerned persons twenty years ago thought, planned, and budgeted for this day and for their education.
Joanne Darassi
October 28, 2020
Halloween During a Pandemic
What will Halloween look like amidst a pandemic? Although Governor Inslee hasn’t announced that yet, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has guidelines they believe will help keep everyone safe during the spooky season.
Micca Tanner
October 27, 2020
Success For Local Youth
The 2020 Corona Classic was a successful day that took place because of volunteers from many communities. With fairs being cancelled due to COVID-19, restrictions
Press Release
October 26, 2020
Free Meals Continue
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced an extension and flexibility to their free summer meal program that serves children 1-18 breakfast and lunch until December 31st, or available funding runs out. The USDA decision has allowed schools to make some changes that will allow families to receive the necessary nutrition for their children.
Editorial Team
October 23, 2020
On Your Ballot 2020
FEDERAL United States President & Vice President (Partisan Office 4-year term) Incumbent: Donald J. Trump/Michael R. Pence Joseph R. Biden/Kamala D. Harris DEMOCRATIC Donald J.
Editorial Team
October 22, 2020