Heat Wave Spurs Fire Warnings Lower Weekend Temperatures Expected, But Forecasters Say Danger Remains Sat., Aug. 15, 1998
Choppy Waters Past At Comstock Pool Attendance Normal During July Despite Emergency Closure Thu., Aug. 13, 1998
Couple Create Cooling Oasis Ted And Betty Parrish’S Wooded Yard Wins Garden Club Award Thu., Aug. 13, 1998
Fish Lake Trail’S New Paving To Begin At Scribner Road Project Will Be Finished Next Spring Thu., Aug. 13, 1998
Greek Housing Decision Postponed Cheney Panel Will Wait On Zoning For More Sororities, Fraternities Thu., Aug. 13, 1998
Buyers Snap Up Household Items From Baily Estate Auction Near Park Raises Money For Animal Welfare Thu., Aug. 6, 1998
Residents Want Street Work With Sidewalks Havana Project Will Leave Gravel In Right Of Way Thu., Aug. 6, 1998
Storage Facility Proposed For Latah Creek Valley Project Would Conflict With Area Plan, Says Official Thu., Aug. 6, 1998
News > Nation/World No Records Melted In Heat It Was Only Second-Hottest July On Record For Spokane Sat., Aug. 1, 1998
Council Will Consider Mixed-Use Proposal Developer Wants Shops, Apartments Near 29Th Ave. Thu., July 30, 1998
She’S Kid Friendly Luella Ferguson Doing Her Part To Give Youths Wholesome Activities Thu., July 23, 1998
A Leap For Life Fisherman Mendel Vandine Barely Survived When A Boat Ran Him Down On Silver Lake Thu., July 9, 1998
