Navigating the world of fireworks, especially around celebrations like the Fourth of July, can often be a bit of a minefield. Different towns and counties have different rules, and knowing what’s legal and what’s not in your area is crucial.
The 40th annual Loonsday 5-mile walk/run returns to Loon Lake in June, featuring a t-shirt design contest, proceeds supporting community projects, and fun for all ages and abilities.
Ambulance services are in growing demand as more people move into the area. A surprise to many, Fire District 4 has ended the contract with Deer Park Volunteer Ambulance (DPA) for North Spokane County.
Update: WSDOT has announced that due to labor issues the roundabout portion of the project will not start until September. The repaving portion of the project is still schedule to start August 15th.
The project for the intersection of Highway 395 and State Route 292/Gardenspot Road in Loon Lake starts next week. Travelers will deal with four different stages of detours for the first 15 days of the project.
Whether it causes you to cheer or cringe, another roundabout is coming to 395. This one will be placed at the intersection of Highway 395 and State Route 292/Gardenspot Road in Loon Lake.
She discussed the fentanyl crisis, spoke to high school students, met with community leaders, and addressed many more concerns with her district.
Your work can be immortalized if you take up the Loonsday race design challenge to showcase your talent.
The Loonsday race organizers are having a t-shirt design contest! The winning designer will win $100 and their design will be used on all the finisher tees and sweatshirts.
Youngsters and their parents began arriving at Legacy Farm and Stable early on December 19th to decorate horses. They came from a wide area over Stevens and Spokane counties. Once all 15 steeds had been decked in their festive best, the cavalcade (formal procession) departed the stable. Taking a route often used for the trail riding program at Legacy Farm and Stable, then crossing Highway 292, the group proceeded to Colville Road. There the caroling began. An advance team went ahead on an ATV to knock on doors and let people know the riders were coming. Many residents were excited to come stand outside in the cold and take pictures and sing along.
2020 is the year to explore close to home, and in our area we are luckier than most in that there are so many options
After passing the state legislature, Governor Jay Inslee signed into law a comprehensive bill that would require all K-12 schools across Washington to teach sexual education to their students. Since the passing of the bill in late March, there has been a strong response across Washington that has resulted in a movement to repeal the new law.
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