August 2024

Public invited to meeting about 2025 State Wildlife Action Plan revision process

News Release Contact: Wendy Connally, 360-902-2694 OLYMPIA – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) will host a virtual public meeting on Aug. 28 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. to discuss the update to the State Wildlife Action Plan (SWAP).  This public meeting is part of the process of revising and updating Washington’s […]

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Springdale’s New Splash Pad a Big Hit in the Heat!!

By Phyllis D. Slayton     Springdale’s Park has added yet another fun activity for all and it has been a welcome addition during recent 100-degree days.  A new large splash pad offers 12 tall fountains dancing up with ‘flower blossoms’ spouting falls overhead.  Several different variations of water fountain settings entertain and delight children

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Arsenic level is double the EPA standard for drinking water in Hunters, Stevens County and PUD involved

By David Lewis May 2023 print edition   All of civilization is built on the use of water, its quality examined by our senses – taste, smell, appearance, and temperature. We are fortunate in that Stevens County has multiple sources for water, with natural springs, streams, rivers, underground aquifers, and local wells. But the quality

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