The Spokane Valley News Herald
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 Council considers historical preservation perks |
| Board of County Commissioners OKs 2014 budget |
| Nurses strike, locked out until Saturday |
| Scotties to play Mount Baker in Tacoma |
| Eight apply for city of Spokane Valley appointments |
| Assault resembles ‘knockout game’ |
| Spokane Valley Mall Robbery |
| Ballots all in, recounts coming |
| Help pick movies for Mirabeau |
| City looks toward 2014 legislative session |
| Charges sought against U-Hi teen |
| Majority of Washington citizens willing to pay more for transportation |
| Council’s anti-exposure law gets thumbs up |
| Balance shifts to Pace in council race |
| Public comment period for updated Transportation Improvement Program |
| Structure fire controlled at Spokane Industrial Park |
| Schimmels, Pace too close to call |
| Lodging tax recommendations made |
| Krause the teacher earns place in Inland Empire Sports Hall of Fame |
| Unlawful public exposure law coming |
| Ballots must be mailed by Tuesday |
| Heritage Museum recognized |
| Spokane Valley Library to temporarily close |
| Voters get last chance to hear EV board candidates |
| House to lose retiring Crouse |
| Lunstroth sees challenge from Helms in EVSD |
| Freeman, Hamlin square off for Millwood mayoral seat |
| Morgan challenges Hafner for City Council |
| DeVleming adds interest in fire board race against Schmidt |
| Two newcomers seek soon-vacant Beckett LL post |
| Incumbent faces challenge for LL Pos. 4 |
| Thompson challenges Higgins at polls this time |
| Bates, Beaulac guarantee new look to council |
| Baristas get City Council’s attention |
| Orlander challenged by Haskins for Liberty Lake’s Pos. 1 |
| Two U-Hi students killed in car crash |
| Bears skin Tigers 28-0, prepare for U-Hi |
| EVSD board candidates square off |
| Valley nonprofit looking for a few good partners |
| Valleyfest, Doering recognized |
| Bare baristas touch a nerve |
| Woman attacked, teens go on crime spree |
| Agencies revise agreement to include separate environmental reviews for Cherry Point coal terminal proposal |
| City studies manufactured-home parks |
| Commissioners ponder allowing ATVs to use roadways |
| Council of Governments highlights regional activity |
| County commissioners support Prop 1 |
| Valleyfest marks end of summer |
| Indiana/Pines, Mirabeau construction to start |
| Burn ban still in effect |
| City won’t pursue Painted Hills |
| Jackson receives Key to City |
| Volunteer group places Little Free Library on proposed park/library site |
| Painted Hills decision to come Tuesday |
| Fire commissioners approve settlement with architect |
| Brothers arrested for multiple felonies |
| Sullivan bridge replacement in 2014 |
| Paws in the Pool gets paddlin’ |
| Brush fire Near mall leaves one injured |
| Pot rules revised |
| City ponders Painted Hills’ future |
| Sullivan bridge resurfacing underway |
| Special filing period ends |
| Robert Cray to perform Aug. 17 |
| Cantwell visits Valley to stump farm bill |
| Williams cannot be caught in Idaho 200 |
| City could add sewer service to industrial area |
| Schimmels to face Pace in general election |
| Park, library plans moving forward |
| Plenty of elections on primary ballot |
| BNSF sued over coal trains, dust |
| Schimmels faces Loberg, Pace for council seat |
| Former Crescent eyed as potential City Hall |
| City asked to save Painted Hills Golf Course |
| K-8 gets EVSD candidate focus in primary |
| Governor signs Padden’s DUI bill |
| Incumbent faces two challengers on EB board |
| Ap shows Spokane Valley haps |
| SCRAPS recruitment fair July 24 |
| Nielsen named District 8 chief |
| Valley Cycle Celebration coming up |
| Council poised to relax sign rules |
| Public hearings on pot rules in August |
| City crime statistics on rise |
| Creach family to receive $2 million |
| Commissioners will challenge initiatives |
| American Legion baseball players to lay the lumber on the Fourth |
| County expands shoot ban area |
| Local war veteran finalist for MLB tribute |
| Council parses budget at retreat |
| New pot dates updated by board |
| Changes coming to lodging-tax allocations |
| Decant construction contract OK’d |
| Air Spokane Initiative seeks to position Spokane International Airport as a possible aerospace hub |
| Cantwell hails Senate passage of Farm Bill |
| Deputy-involved shooting investigated |
| Spokane International Airport’s future is not only about flying |
| Central Valley senior receives Key to City |
| Graduation ceremonies set for weekend |
| Council tweaks budget for extra funding |
| Cantwell tours Spokane Valley processor |
| County to submit Saltese floodplain study |
| Liquor Board to accept public input through June 10 |
| Council considers polishing Appleway |
| Spokane Valley Gateway Sign dedicated |
| Last-minute candidates ensure council races |
| Law gets tough on boating under the influence |
| Candidates start filing for council seats |
| City remains patient on new pot regulations |
| Felts Field tower gets reprieve |
| Farmers market? It’s up to community |
| Candidates can file for office in person or online |
| Come review Appleway Trail Draft Master Plan |
| Gateway sign dedication ceremony next Wednesday |
| 2013 Spokane Scholars Foundation Award recipients named |
| Architects to be interviewed by SVFD board |
| Dangerous dog rules to align with county’s |
| Padden bills about boating safety, autopsies win House support |
| Balfour Park, library workshop Monday |
| Cantwell joins fight to keep towers open |
| Decant facility contract OK’d |
| Padden meets Lilac reps in Olympia |
| McMorris Rodgers chats with Valley council |
| Council OKs changes to county contracts |
| Tower at Felts Field, others to stay open for now |
| Sullivan preservation project to begin Apr. 22 |
| Arrest made after Dishman area shooting |
| Sprague ADA improvements project scheduled |
| Police focus on gangs, property crimes |
| Dist. 8 updating strategic plan |
| Council OKs final 2013 roadwork plans |
| Felts Field feels sting of sequestration |
| Drone surveillance legislation fails to survive March 13 cutoff |
| Education-related policy bills remain alive as lawmakers move to fill budget priorities |
| Erotic Boutique declared ‘nuisance’ |
| EV board reaffirms K-8 transition |
| Booth Gardner, 19th governor of Washington, dies at 76 |
| A look back at how it all began |
| City to celebrate first decade Saturday |
| Four more fire stations get names |
| City taking wait-and-see approach to pot rules |
| Signage, Sprague parking get council look |
| Sprague could become business route through city |
Readers, writers reflect on Herald’s influence over 90 years
Florence Boutwell knew little of the Spokane Valley terrain, let alone the history, when she enlisted in the U.S. Navy and headed west from New Jersey almost 68 years ago. |
City
of Spokane Valley sets the record straight
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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