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Rollicking robots
The Inland Northwest Robotics Exhibition took place last Saturday at West Valley High School. Teams from schools throughout the area displayed their prowess with Legos and science skills throughout the day.
Photo by: Mike Huffman


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Candidates start filing for council seats
City remains patient on new pot regulations
Felts Field tower gets reprieve
Farmers market? It’s up to community
Candidates can file for office in person or online
Come review Appleway Trail Draft Master Plan
Gateway sign dedication ceremony next Wednesday
2013 Spokane Scholars Foundation Award recipients named
Architects to be interviewed by SVFD board
Dangerous dog rules to align with county’s
Padden bills about boating safety, autopsies win House support
Balfour Park, library workshop Monday
Cantwell joins fight to keep towers open
Decant facility contract OK’d
Padden meets Lilac reps in Olympia
McMorris Rodgers chats with Valley council
Council OKs changes to county contracts
Tower at Felts Field, others to stay open for now
Sullivan preservation project to begin Apr. 22
Arrest made after Dishman area shooting
Sprague ADA improvements project scheduled
Police focus on gangs, property crimes
Dist. 8 updating strategic plan
Council OKs final 2013 roadwork plans
Felts Field feels sting of sequestration
Drone surveillance legislation fails to survive March 13 cutoff
Education-related policy bills remain alive as lawmakers move to fill budget priorities
Erotic Boutique declared ‘nuisance’
EV board reaffirms K-8 transition
Booth Gardner, 19th governor of Washington, dies at 76
A look back at how it all began
City to celebrate first decade Saturday
Four more fire stations get names
City taking wait-and-see approach to pot rules
Signage, Sprague parking get council look
Judge to rule on Sprague adult shop
CV boys settle for fourth in state hoops
Council OKs funds for Balfour study
Gun ownership background checks expanded in House bill proposal
Espresso stand robbed
Civil trial possible in Creach case
EV bond request flatly denied
Teens may get vote-registration privilege
Heads, Higgins wins after coin toss
Special election ballots due Tuesday
County looking to collect lost sewer fees
Quintet quizzed for council position
‘Clock starts’ for animal shelter opening
Collins named newest Valley fire chief
Greenacres teacher honored with Key to the City
City Council talks shop concerns
Council OKs MOU on solid waste pact
New governor maps new direction for jobs, education, health care and more
Valley chamber announces award finalists
Council candidates picked for interviews
SCRAPS aims for 2014 opening of new shelter
Ecology OKs shoreline master program
SCRAPS contract gets council OK
CV band to play at inauguration parade
Gothmann to be honored with Nelson award
Ambulance contract renewed, amended
Spokane Valley launches 2013 Community Recognition Program
Sullivan Road Bridge meeting Jan. 9
Animal-control contract gets city focus in ‘12
O’Quinn joins county commissioners
Library, city partnership proposed in early 2012
State, city decant partnership moves forward
Sullivan Road Bridge gets legislative focus
Search begins for interim council member
Large trucks focus of new city ordinance
Grassel resigns from council
Council settles on lodging tax funds
Pearson sworn in as fire commissioner
Coal trains fire passionate debate
Pact with SCRAPS nearing completion
County set to pass budget next week
Work on Station 6 wrapping up
9-1-1 service back after shutdown
Funding toward Sullivan Bridge replacement received
Council prepares for lodging tax distribution
Seven express interest in Planning Commission
Shea named assistant floor leader
Council OKs business route, overpass study
Nothing changes in a week of vote counting
Russians have actually launched in our direction
Incumbents do well in general election
Council gives final approval to budget
Sprague could become business route through city
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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