Owner: Treasure Dragseth, Nine Mile Falls, WA By Nicole Kidder-Perry, Reporter Whether it’s an ancestral photograph, a handwritten letter, or a simple beach towel, Treasure Dragseth says if you cherish something, then you should frame it.The Suncrest artist, who has been in the professional framing business since 1994, focuses on art preservation but believes that […]
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By Tim Rasmussen, Stevens County Prosecutor Stevens County has again been tragically affected by wildfires. With the recent Ford Corkscrew Fire devouring at least 30 homes and more than 15,000 acres, on August 16 the Board of Commissioners issued a Declaration of Emergency due to “numerous out-of-countrol wildfires” in the county. This paved the
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Veterans pack Stevens County Commissioner’s meeting to support VSO Gumm By Lisa Adams-Livengood, Reporter I have had veterans share stories of getting rides to Spokane Valley and sleeping on the doorstep of a veterans service office just to receive the services they have already earned. -Jacqueline Maycumber In January 2019, Representative
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This month’s Life on Today’s Farm includes Gilbert’s perspective on the devistation of recent fires. She also introduces a local farming family – The Wayward Barnyard. By Ashlee Gilbert, Reporter This month has been trying for so many of our local farmers and ranchers. While the summer brings so much beauty to our region,
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By Phyllis Slayton, Valley Reporter On August 14, the normally quiet town of Valley exploded with visitors to the 89th Valley Community Fair. During the parade, the streets were four to five people deep around the entire town. Even with 97-degree smoke-filled air from surrounding wildfires, fun was had by all. It was wonderful to
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