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 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 |
| Sequestration threatened Felts Field in early 2013 |
| More money suggested for street work |
| Towey, Schimmels end runs on council |
| City could condemn Argonne property |
| Cole honored with Key to the City |
| Spokane Valley one of "Top Cities for Women Bicyclists" |
| 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 |
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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