Colbert Road Bridge No. 3703 Replacement
The Little Spokane River is fed by a generous watershed which contributes meltwaters, freshets, the aquifer, and smaller streams to its...
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Robert Hylton
Nov 15, 2022
Classic Car Show
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...
Robert Hylton
Nov 15, 2022
Membership 2023
A 2023 membership form is enclosed in the newsletter for your convenience. 2023 Membership Form In 2022 we had over 100 member families....
Dave Maccini
Nov 15, 2022
Valley Clean-Up 2022
David Maccini Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley held our annual cleanup day on April 23, 2022. We had about 25-30 people meet at...
Michael Kennedy
Jan 31, 2022
Valley Clean-Up 2023
Saturday, April 22, 2023 Meet at MOOSE PARK 15205 N. Columbus 9:30am by Michael Kennedy Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley will...
Robert Hylton
Jan 31, 2022
Annual Meeting and Dinner/Auction Friday, February 17, 2023 Wandermere Golf Club
by Harla Jean Biever Your board is looking forward to a renewal of our annual get-together. We will enjoy Italian Food as we did in...
Jerry White, Jr.
Jan 26, 2022
A gift for the Spokane River this Season! A New Approach to Cleaning up Toxics
by Jerry White, Jr. Today is a huge victory for the Spokane River, aquatic ecosystems and the public. Under a brand new settlement...
Dave Maccini
Jan 22, 2022
Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley Trails Update
Dave Maccini & Kirk Neumann The FLSRV has started trail work along Little Spokane Dr. between Midway and Colbert Rd. This section, once...
Robert Hylton
Jan 21, 2022
Summer Salmon Swim Again
On Friday, August 6, Spokane Tribal Fisheries released 51 adult Chinook salmon into the Little Spokane River at the Waikiki Springs...
Sarah Ben Olson
Jan 20, 2022
New Development Could Harm Our Watershed
by Sarah Ben Olson This is Part 2 in a series on former Kaiser properties. To read Part 1, visit: https://www.flsrv.org/legacy-of-kaiser-...
Doug Power
Jan 19, 2022
Open Pit Mine Update
Doug Power Director, Dartford Austin Neighborhood Assoc. Last year a local landowner and Spokane County attempted to enlarge the size of...
Robert Hylton
Jan 19, 2022
2022 FLSRV Hike With Jack Nisbet
Saturday, April 30 TRAUTMAN RANCH Trautman Ranch is a 275-acre Spokane County Conservation Area located between two disjunctive parcels...
Tina Wynecoop
Jan 18, 2022
In the Stream
Tina Wynecoop It is good to look back on what might have seemed on the surface to be a very quiet 2021 for FLSRV. The pandemic had not...
John Olson
Jan 17, 2022
Reducing the Risk of Wildfire and Associated Damage in Areas Bordering The Little Spokane River
John Olson Little Spokane River Estates Firewise USA Coordinator The objective of this article is to provide a brief background of the...
Kirk Neumann
Jan 16, 2022
Oldest Business in the Valley: The Colbert Trading Company
by Kirk Neumann In 1885 the Colbert Trading company was originally built as the general store and post office for the town of Dragoon....
Robert Hylton
Jan 11, 2022
FLSRV Summer Event is a Success!
by Dave Maccini FLSRV was unable to hold our annual meeting with dinner and auction last February due to the COVID pandemic. We decided...
Harla Jean Biever
Jan 1, 2022
Membership
A 2022 membership form is enclosed for your convenience. In 2021 we had over 100 member families. Membership money goes into a general...
Eli Francovich
Aug 8, 2021
It’s been over century, but summer chinook are returning to the Little Spokane
By Eli Francovich THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW — reprinted by permission For the first time in 111 years, summer chinook are swimming in the...
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