July 2022

“Burst-A-Bus” School Supply Drive Kicks Off August 1; Volunteers also needed

Community, Community Resources, Community Service, Donations, Education, Events, Featured / Loren Grube

The Salvation Army to Help Prepare 4,000 Local Students for School Year From August 1-6, The Salvation Army Spokane will partner with local stores for its annual “Burst-A-Bus” campaign to help provide local students with needed school items for the next school year. New supplies needed include the following: A Fun Themed Backpack Set of Colored Pencils […]

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Republican Candidates Forum July 14

Elections, Government / Loren Grube

By Danny Flynn, ReporterSouth Stevens County Times Candidates Night was held at Williams Valley Grange on July 14, in preparation for the 2022 midterm election. There are five positions being contested in Stevens County: county assessor, county coroner, PUD commissioner, county prosecuting attorney and state representative of legislative district 7. There were 13 candidates who

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McMorris Rodgers, PNW Lawmakers Blast POTUS for ‘Cherry Picking’ Science to Justify Breaching LSR Dams

Government / Loren Grube

PRESS RELEASE: Lawmakers: Biden is talking a big game on carbon goals while undermining clean energy and compromising grid stability Washington, D.C. – Earlier today, the White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) released a draft report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) recommending at least one Lower Snake River dam be breached in order to

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For The Cost of a Cup of Coffee

Community Resources, Community Service, County New, Donations / Loren Grube

Would you contribute the cost of one cup of coffee to keep your copy of this newspaper arriving in your mailbox every month? By Loren Grube, Publisher Each of us has felt the effects of recent inflation and rising costs — whether at the grocery store, the gas station, online, or for supplies and services

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Washington Forests – A Place For All To Thrive: Lessons And Legacies In Stewardship

Agriculture, Features, Nature / Loren Grube

WSU Extension Forestry and DNR Hold Educational Field Day for Local Forest and Range Land Property Owners By ElizaBeth Coira On a sunny Saturday, June 11, in Chewelah, private property owners from across Washington gathered, curious to learn more about best practices in stewarding their holdings of range and forest lands in the state. The

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July 2022

“Burst-A-Bus” School Supply Drive Kicks Off August 1; Volunteers also needed

Republican Candidates Forum July 14

McMorris Rodgers, PNW Lawmakers Blast POTUS for ‘Cherry Picking’ Science to Justify Breaching LSR Dams

For The Cost of a Cup of Coffee

Washington Forests – A Place For All To Thrive: Lessons And Legacies In Stewardship

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