The Deer Park Kiwanis Club’s WinterFest 2023 Committee has named local business and community leaders Deron and Jessica Schroeder as its Honored Citizens of the Year.
The Spokane County Library District (SCLD) is calling all artists to submit to their virtual art show for 2023. The last Sunday in January is the deadline for all art submissions.
Breaking: Detectives Identify and Charge Deer Park Homicide Suspect with Murder 1st Degree, Burglary 1st Degree
Spokane County Sheriff’s Office Major Crime Detectives continued their investigation and developed probable cause to charge 37-year-old Gary B. Ault with Murder 1st Degree and Burglary 1st Degree in the death of 83-year-old Richard Purdy on December 26, 2022.
Detectives and Forensic Unit personnel remained at the victim’s residence for several hours as they processed the scene for evidence once a search warrant was obtained.
Splash pad planning moves forward due to Deer Park’s growth, surplus funds, and decisive actions. Inflation makes money spent now more impactful than those used later.
SWAT made an arrest Friday morning of David Allen, a suspected bank robber at Mission Court Apartments. He has been booked into Spokane County Jail.
The Deer Park Rotary Club members picked three students for December’s Student of the Month.
The safety and health of our kids and community is the theme of a recently announced evening program presented by the Deer Park School District. Topics will include drugs, online safety, and some things to be aware of as the population grows in Deer Park.
The WinterFest 2023 commemorative dark heather gray long-sleeved sweatshirts featuring Diana Gatiba’s logo design are available at Deer Park Yoke’s Fresh Market for $25.
Spokane County Sheriff’s Office Major Crime Detectives are investigating a homicide in the 29400 block of N. Dalton Road in North Spokane County. Arriving Deputies found an older adult male deceased inside the home and recognized signs of a possible burglary.
Historic levels of repairs are needed for City Hall. A sewage problem is imminent, according to recent building assessments. With repairs, City Hall has long-term potential for the community.