Clyde and Clifford are looking for separate homes. Would do best with older/no kiddos, an older dog to help mentor them, and active families. Both are potty trained with a doggy door, and actively crate trained with their foster.
Mark and Mary Turney are retired high school sweethearts from Seattle. Together, the two of them practice a unique way to recover lost items: scuba diving.
In our area, predator/livestock conflicts continue to be a concern, so many ranchers are turning to an age-old solution to these conflicts. Using livestock guardian dogs (LGD) to protect herds is becoming a common method of predator mitigation.
Recovery starts with hope: a taste of normalcy. Help spread some joy and peace by sponsoring this year’s Christmas coloring contest.
A successful art practice is akin to a wheel with many spokes, according to Harry Mestyanek. Mestyanek, a retired landscape architect, is now a full time ceramicist and potter. “You must be knowledgeable [and] proficient at many things,” he adds. “In the practice of ceramics and pottery you wear many hats.”
Spokane County Fire District 4 (located in Deer Park) named former Assistant Chief Bill Neckels as Fire Chief, effective August 1st. The outgoing Fire Chief,
“Rotarian of the Year” was awarded to Joe Feist, principal of Deer Park High School. The honor was delivered by Wes Player, the outgoing president
Dr. Ken Russell was inducted as the new President of the Deer Park Rotary Club Deer Park, Washington, on July 23rd. Wes Player, the 2019/2020
The 2020 Corona Classic Youth Livestock Sale held on August 22nd was a stellar success. Not only was it the first time this year that
Deer Park Physical Therapy is a staple of advanced health care in our area. But many people don’t know the benefits and applications of Physical