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Johnson Controls Team Braves Elements in Upriver Scrub
Famous track and field coach Bill Bowerman may have said it best: “There is no such thing as bad weather, just soft people.” Last Saturday a team of smiling Johnson…
Mulch Mowing Reduces Yard Waste.
EnviroStars Landscapers offer mulch mowing to customers, reducing yard waste and water consumption.
Johnston-Fix Foundation gives Forum eNews a boost
Thanks to the Johnston-Fix Foundation, Spokane River Forum eNews just got a boost. Their generous contribution of $4,000 will help keep Spokane River news coming for the next year. Johnston-Fix…
New State Line Access a go
We’re pleased to announce that Spokane River restoration and non-motorized boat access at State Line will begin in October. State Line design includes non-motorized boat ramp to water, native plantings…
Valleyfest Triathlon Features Spokane River Paddle
Boat, bike and run at the first annual Valleyfest Triathlon on Sunday, September 22nd. Paddlers start in-group heats at 8:00 a.m. at the Centennial Trail Head by CenterPlace on the…
SFCC hosting art exhibit, “Mapping the Spokane River”
The Spokane Falls Community College of Fine Art Gallery is hosting the exhibit “Mapping the Spokane River.” The exhibit will run from September 23rd to October 18th. Greg Schlanger, who…
Spokane Water Trail Access at Convention Center Takes Big Step Forward
The Spokane Park Board adopted a resolution, and the Public Facilities District (PFD) has agreed to its terms, that details next steps for partnering with the PFD to develop a…
The state of water trail access, trees and other happenings with Spokane Convention Center Access
On his blog today, Rich Landers with Spokesman Review writes “Plans for the voter funded $55-$65 million expansion of the Spokane Convention Center are advancing to the construction stage, but…
REI $500 Raffle Winner Selected
Congratulations to Hal McGlathery for winning the Forum member drive raffle sponsored by REI. After thirty-four years with Spokane Parks and Recreation, Hal is happily retired but still very involved…