Innovative program brings college campus to EVHS
Peggy Estey is one of half-a-dozen teachers at East Valley High School who serve as instructors in a college credit program facilitated through Eastern Washington University, Central Washington University and the University of Washington. EVHS students take classes such as English 101 at the high school, with the syllabus for each course approved by the accrediting college. Photo by: Craig Howard
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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Idaho’s Bear Lake Valley is an Inspiring Country
Idaho’s Bear Lake Valley is a stunning and tranquil place to visit. Looking down from the crest of the mountain, one may see flat rich meadowland spread out for miles and miles between the mountains, exhibiting more shades of green and yellow than one could ever imagine; and among all this are patches of bright red Indian Paintbrush that seems to set the land on fire.
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