Recreational boating is not just a pastime; it’s a thrilling way of life in Stevens County. Whether you’re casting a line, towing the kids on a tube, or cruising across the lake at sunset, our waters offer a unique sense of freedom and joy. But with that freedom comes responsibility to each other, our environment, […]
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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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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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A story of one man’s calling to ministry and a town’s enthusiastic response By David Lewis Fruitland, WA – In early summer of 1943, a young boy named Dale Carpenter was riding with his father Vernon to the general store in nearby Fruitland, Washington. He saw a large tent being erected by the side of
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By David Lewis Hunters, WA – Benjamin Franklin said, “Energy and persistence conquer all things,” and Thomas Edison said, “Our greatest weakness lies in giving up.” Hunter’s resident Lilly Graves would have made them both proud as she helped Hunters obtain a $100,000 grant to upgrade the community park located off Highway 25 in the
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