interesting pieces relating to area geology and/or history
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
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
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
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
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
By Harla Jean Heiser Biever Being an only child I became sole heir to my Grandparent’s home in Chadron, Nebraska, when my mother passed away Click here to see full post and photos
by Tina Wynecoop River valleys are composed of biologic, geologic, and cultural wonders. Our own Little Spokane River Valley is no exception. Kay Ringo, who Click here to see full post and photos
by W.G. Magnuson In 1883 the Dart pioneer family established a small community that is now called Dartford. Dartford is just North of Spokane at Click here to see full post and photos
There is a scattered ‘library’ of lore about our area. Fortunately, we are gathering materials and creating a bibliography so that the reader can find Click here to see full post and photos
By Harla Jean Biever Geologists tell us that millions of years ago our area underwent a scourging by fire. All along the border of North Click here to see full post and photos