Each month’s prompt will be in the newspaper and on Facebook. Our favorite stories will be published the following month. Responses will be judged on creativity and the ability to communicate a story. Submit your six-word story by the 25th of each month.
Hospitality, showing love and care for strangers, is often done in our homes over dinner, in conversations at work, or in our neighborhoods. However, when we’re running errands, having picnics, or sitting in traffic, we’re surrounded by strangers whom we frequently ignore.
The Deer Park City Hall stands proud in the center of town, the brick building a staple in our community. From the outside, the building’s history is subdued, but the inside—especially the closed off third floor—tells a different story.
Most people in Deer Park are familiar with Knight Family Industries as a major business and employer for our area. Now, owner Doug Knight is venturing into a new industry, fiber internet with Knightcom Inc.
The Rotary Club of Deer Park recently honored students from Deer Park, Riverside and Mary Walker High Schools as the October Students of the Month. The students are Trinity Howder, Thomas Baldwin, and Hannah Hodgson.
Kristian Sharratt has always wanted to help others, and her kindness is felt by those around her. She not only can help you find your dream home, but she wants to listen to what you have to say and get to know you.
Roundabouts are a favorite Deer Park hot topic. Whether you think they’re brilliant or asinine, there will be another one soon within the Deer Park city limits.
On October 24th, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross and Eastern Washington Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers announced that new grant money was to be invested into the Deer Park community. The $4.7 million grant from the Washington Department of Commerce’s Economic Division is intended to develop and improve the Deer Park Business and Industrial Park.
As we near the end of our second year at the helm of the Deer Park Gazette, we would like to thank our contributors. Thank you for your time, your dedication, and your wonderful works.
Mark your calendars! Small Business Saturday lands on November 30th this year. The focus of Small Business Saturday is to encourage consumers to ditch big
