Deer Park’s 40th annual WinterFest is just over a week away, promising a day of festive fun on January 18, 2025, at Deer Park High School. The event, organized by the Deer Park Kiwanis and WinterFest Committee, features activities like outhouse races, a Lego competition, a craft fair, live music, and more. This year’s highlights include the unveiling the official logo designed by Jennifer Follansbee-Moss and the recognition of Karen and Doug Watson as the 2025 Honored Citizens. Sign-ups are open, and commemorative sweatshirts are available at Deer Park Yokes. WinterFest 2025 offers something for everyone and is set to create lasting memories in the heart of the community.
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Home Link recently held their annual short story writing competition. More than twenty 3rd-12th grade kids participated this year. In a competition that encourages six-trait story telling, but welcomes writers of all experience levels to tell a tale.
This April, the Spokane County Library District is turning the page on two pressing issues, literacy and hunger, by launching Library Giving Day and the Bites & Books food drive. These twin campaigns aim to nourish both minds and bodies, ensuring every child in the community has access to books and basic nutrition.
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