Step into a world of fractured fairy tales with the Home Link Drama class as they present the ambitious production of “Into the Woods Jr.” The talented ensemble cast has been working extremely hard for the last few months on this captivating musical under the guidance of instructor, Jessica Emmans.
Care-a-Van Mobile Health Services will be at the Rural Resources Community Action Community Health Event in Deer Park, offering a range of vaccinations. The event aims to provide accessible healthcare services to the community and promote public health and well-being.
Deer Park’s boutique, Racks & Rhinestones, is thrilled to announce its One-Year Anniversary celebration. The owner expressed excitement and gratitude for the community’s support over the past year.
The City of Deer Park partnered with Downtown Strategies to host a Strategic Visioning Workshop on May 15th, 2024. The workshop aims to gather community input and collaborate on developing a comprehensive plan to revitalize and promote growth in Deer Park.
Wealth Advisor Caleb Stapp has launched Deep Creek Financial Planning, a new financial planning firm in Deer Park, Washington. With a focus on serving active retirees and successful business owners, Stapp aims to provide personalized financial and tax planning services using advanced tools and technology. The inspiration for the firm’s name comes from the Stapp family’s adventures at Deep Creek Canyon.
It’s the very first Northwest Indie Bookfest! Packed with authors and independent self-publishers. The event boasts of book signings, readings, and presentations by several local authors.
QR codes are everywhere these days. You can find them on restaurant menus, flyers, and posters. They’re used both offline and online. QR codes are convenient and easy to use. You just scan them with your smartphone camera. You’re then directed to a link, a coupon, a video, or some other online content.
The Deer Park Rotary Club members picked three students for April’s Student of the Month.
A power outage that began at 1:36 PM today affected Deer Park and a broad surrounding area, extending as far north as Loon Lake and south to Nine Mile Falls. Avista estimates power will be restored around 4:30 PM.
Unfortunately, the system in which we live, plays to only two parties, that hold a strangle hold on power. As such what is one then to assume? That my identity in Christ is dependent upon who I vote for or don’t vote for? Shall I say then that it is my Christian Duty to vote for Biden or Trump? Neither statement is valid. The shame is a false equivalence within political and false religious dogma.