The Deer Park Chamber of Commerce (DPCC) held another meeting via Zoom to further highlight the benefits a chamber membership brings to Deer Park’s local businesses. Amongst several advertising opportunities, a membership aids small businesses in getting their story out to an interested region, and connecting them to other businesses.
Spokane and Stevens County libraries are now offering curbside pick-up. You can place a hold on books, music, and movies and have them delivered to your car.
Library buildings will remain closed. Staff who are delivering curbside holds will not be accepting returns, but outdoor book drop-off boxes have been reopened.
Spokane County Library District states, “At first, pickup service is only for holds that have been on the shelves since before they closed in March. After that, they will be processing holds that came in after their libraries closed.”
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Planning your summer can be hard with event organizers constantly changing their plans. While the details might change, here are where things currently stand. As we have learned, things are bound to change; please check with the event organizers.
All employees are now required to wear a cloth facial covering on the job. This new rule started June 8th state wide.
Phase 2 of the “Safe Start” plan for Washington state came to Spokane and Stevens County rather abruptly, leaving some businesses confused and scrambling. Eager to re-open, a few businesses had begun sanitizing and writing their new policies in preparation prior to the announcement. Others let their customers know it will be a little longer before they can open their doors again, as they make sure their business adheres to Phase 2 safety requirements.
Country Bark is Deer Park’s premier landscape supply. Three years ago Deer Park natives Phil LaJiness, owner of Smileys Construction and Matt Barton, owner of Copper Creek Landscaping, purchased the business and have worked endlessly to renovate the property and update the equipment. We are friendly country folk who love our job, love our town and love our customers. We work with the local landscape companies and contractors, as well as with Scotts Family Tree nursery to provide you with full service attention!
It’s raining and cold outside today in May and the last several months have been just as dreary, but I’ve been thankful to live in Deer Park where the silver linings have never been brighter. Churches, businesses, and neighbors have worked together to make a difference and I wanted to write a thank-you note to them all while celebrating our great small town.
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Clayton Community Church
In-person services resume May 31st at 10:30am
Up-to-date information available at FB.me/ClaytonCommunityChurchwa
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Williams Valley Mennonite Church
In-person service resumes May 31st at 10am
Sermons can be found online at
Shade can be challenging to grow plants, let alone vegetables, but don’t fret! Here are seven tried and proven varieties that will produce in abundance even in shade!