FLSRV News

The FLSRV Board has been busy this spring and summer planning and organizing the build out of the next trail section along Little Spokane...

Notice to residents on the LSR Watershed. The Dept of Natural Resources would like property access to collect salmon reintroduction data.

Welcome to the redesigned FLSRV.org website, featuring the beautiful imagery of local photographer David Fisher, 11 year old Dylan...

Over the years, Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley has had a part in developing over 10 miles of trails in our valley. Our latest...

Around 1950, Edward and Eloise Haynes purchased nearly 90 acres of land along the Little Spokane River. The property was situated between...

Project Overview This project will improve the safety at the US 2 and Colbert Road intersection in North Spokane County by installing...

In January of this new year the exhibit case at the North Spokane County Library was filled with books, memorabilia, and display items...

The Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley board would like to recognize Tina Wynecoop for her 15 years of service as a board member....

Occasionally while spending time outdoors in the Little Spokane River Valley, one might see a low flying airplane overhead. There is a...

Friends of Little Spokane River Valley held our annual meeting, auction, and dinner on February 17th at Wandermere Golf Course for the...

When Dick Vandervert passed away earlier this year, the Little Spokane River Valley lost one of its most valued residents. Over the years...

Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley will hold their annual clean-up day for the valley on Saturday, April 22, 2023. We will apply...

Your board is looking forward to a renewal of our annual get-together. We will enjoy Italian Food as we did in February of 2020. So, see...

Trail design update for the west side of Little Spokane Drive from Midway Road to Colbert Road is progressing slowly. I updated the...

Notice – Bridge closure at Waikiki Springs Nature Preserve, late October- November 2022 The pedestrian bridge at Waikiki Springs Nature...

Around 1950, Edward and Eloise Haynes purchased nearly 90 acres of land along the Little Spokane River. The property was situated between...

The FLSRV Trails system continues to grow and enhance our community. There is a new addition to our non-motorized pedestrian trail....

The Little Spokane River is fed by a generous watershed which contributes meltwaters, freshets, the aquifer, and smaller streams to its...

In the Midway School parking lot Mark Case put on a show of “classic car parking”. It had some fine looking rides and it was nice for...