Deer Park is abuzz with festive expectations as the Greater Deer Park Chamber of Commerce gears up for the third annual Hometown Holiday Celebration. The event promises an evening filled with holiday merriment, featuring vendors, live music, a Christmas Lights Parade, and the tree lighting ceremony at City Hall.
Prizes provided by the Deer Park Gazette. These prizes were purchased from local vendors during the Merry Market organized by the Deer Park Market. To enter the coloring contest, go to:
Get your markers, get your crayon set, go color! The Christmas Coloring Contest has now begun. Download the coloring page and submit your entry. Learn more details about prizes from all the sponsors of this year’s contest.
The Deer Park Rotary Club members picked three students for November’s Student of the Month.
Take advantage of a second chance for academic success with Gale Presents: Excel Adult High School, an accredited online program in partnership with the Spokane County Library District. This program offers a flexible curriculum for adults, helping them to earn a high school diploma on their terms.
With most of the votes counted, the winners are now clear. Both Deer Park City Council and the School Board will have some new members. Election results were slightly delayed due to evacuations after receiving an envelope containing a white powder.
Christ’s Church of Deer Park is set to host their annual free community Thanksgiving meal. This event serves as a hearty prelude to Thanksgiving and aims to foster a sense of community spirit and gratitude among attendees.
Lights, camera, LEGO action! Get ready to bring your miniature worlds to life. Join in the artistry of Lego at the Spokane County Library District’s LEGO Stop-Motion Movie Screening & Celebration. Submit original creations.
Early results for the Deer Park City Council, School Board, and Fire District elections. The numbers will change as more ballots are counted. Winners will be determined when the Secretary of State has certified the vote.
During the latest City Council meeting, concerns were raised about the upcoming state-allowed increase of property taxes, prompting a brief discussion on the property tax limits. Later this year, the council will vote on property taxes and the city budget for 2024.
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