A Little History of a Road
Recently a very old hand-painted sign, Shady Slope, which was nailed to a conifer has disappeared. Locals are wondering what happened to it, and saddened Click here to see full post and photos
Geology/History
interesting pieces relating to area geology and/or history
Jack Nisbet’s 8th Annual Walking Tour
Hog LakeSaturday, April 25, 2021 • 9:30am-12:30pm We will try for this tour with Jack Nisbet. We will keep you posted early spring of 2021 Click here to see full post and photos
Jack Nisbet’s 8th Annual Walking Tour
Hog Lake Sunday, April 26, 2020 9:30 am-12:30 pm Join us for a morning hike through pine woodlands and open shrub- steppe to a classic Click here to see full post and photos
Ice Skating in the Little Spokane River Valley
by Ty Brown Before Wandermere Golf Course was even in existence, the lake on the property was known for its winter pastime of ice skating. Click here to see full post and photos
Murder at Greenleaf Farm: The Tragic Downfall of Theodore Cushing and His Ties to Francis H. Cook and Wandermere Golf Course
by Ty Brown Theodore Cushing arrived on the west coast from Chicago and made his home in Portland, Oregon, in the summer of 1883. While Click here to see full post and photos
Jack Nisbet’s and FLSRV’s Sixth Annual Walking Tour: Lower Hangman/Latah Creek April 29, 2018
by Tina Wynecoop Near Peaceful Valley, below Spokane Falls, a tributary joins the Spokane River. And thirty-three humans and one very polite dog named ‘Dug’ Click here to see full post and photos
“Don’t tell my wife about this!”
by Tina Wynecoop This summer I read with interest a report by Jim Camden in The Spokesman Review about a jet plane crash in the Click here to see full post and photos
List of resources re: Salmon/Upper Columbia River Basin:
Scholz, Allan T., et al. Compilation of information on salmon and steelhead total run size, catch and hydropower related losses in the Upper Columbia River Basin, above Click here to see full post and photos
Wandermere
By Dan Webster … Courtesy of Spokesman Review The Spokane Indians that lived for generations in and around the Little Spokane River Valley had little Click here to see full post and photos
Pioneer of Our Valley
by Dana Davis Kelly Nicette Davis, our mother and one of the oldest residents of the Little Spokane Valley, quietly passed away August 29, 2014. Click here to see full post and photos