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 One 4th District candidate to be eliminated Aug. 5 |
| Council poised to enact pot regulations |
| Council sets up sand volleyball |
| SCRAPS full after Fourth |
| Shaw steps down as chamber CEO |
| Browns Park future pondered |
| Wood Bat Tournament swings through Valley |
| Medical examiner’s office receives accreditation |
| Sprague Avenue construction continues |
| New motorcycle law in effect |
| City to wait out weed-control lawsuit |
| Central Valley gets new school administrators |
| Library District welcomes new board member |
| City solid in private waste option |
| Residents urged to participate in surveys |
| Graduation Ceremonies planned |
| Valley prepares to head to Sunshine |
| Adams Road improvement project begins |
| Padden to address independence of administrative judges |
| Greenacres apartments quashed |
| Solid waste options considered |
| Mayor Dean Grafos gives State of the City address |
| Council conflicted over rezone |
| Spokane County employees receive state award for inovations |
| Greenacres apartment proposal decried |
| Sprague, Argonne work to begin |
| Bids opened for University, Otis Orchards stations |
| Spokane Valley city bond rating upgraded |
| Padden receives national highway-safety ‘Lifesaver’ award |
| Tripp named Judge of the Year |
| Library bond vote fails to reach mark |
| Restrictions eased for Valley pot growers |
| Proposed zone changes questioned |
| Sprague resurfacing to begin |
| Send ballots in by Tuesday |
| Injured teenager located in Dishman Hills trail |
| Fire bond request before Newman Lake residents |
| Commissioners OK interim pot ordinance |
| Share input on Yardley stormwater project |
| Cooperative extension celebrates 100 years |
| Library ballots arriving in mail |
| City eyes future pedestrian, bike projects |
| Pot restrictions could be loosened |
| Boil advisory remains in effect |
| City set to boost police presence |
| Spokane Valley launches free app |
| Legislature ends on time with basic ed funding unresolved |
| City to prepare solid-waste plan |
| Lottery funds could be the ticket for new classrooms |
| Legislators back Padden bill to protect fresh food from government red tape |
| Contribute to Mirabeau Point Park |
| Council OKs second phase of decant facility |
| Cities scrapping for share of marijuana tax revenues |
| Legislators at odds on addressing basic education funding |
| City hesitant to commit to solid waste pact |
| Messaging nixed at council meetings |
| Free Press Publishing buys Ritzville Adams County Journal |
| Fallquist stepping down after 32 years |
| Officer names released from shooting at mall |
| EVSD holding meetings, seek new top boss |
| Trail, Balfour likely to receive funding first |
| Council members committee assignments made |
| Council passes interim pot regulations |
| Schimmels dies early Wednesday |
| Appointee Christian begins work in Legislature |
| Alki stretch set to be vacated |
| Grafos becomes city’s fifth mayor |
| Mansfield Avenue connection open house |
| Studies show quake risk |
| French named board chairman for 2014 |
| Bawdy baristas get city in tizzy in ‘13 |
| Pot problem gets city’s focus |
| Flu sending more to hospitals |
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Since incorporating as a city in March 2003, Spokane Valley has
gone from an abstract patch of Spokane County sprawl to the state's
eighth largest city. |
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