FLSRV News

by author Jack Nisbet John Leiberg was a prospector and plant lover who came to the Inland Northwest with the Northern Pacific Railroad...

by Rob Allen, Fairwood Farmers Market Director Heroes are needed to help preserve public access to the Middle of the Little Spokane...

by Michael Kennedy You may be wondering why the signs on Little Spokane Drive. The road will be closed from October 1 through the month...

Spokesman-Review article. September 1, 2017 Reprinted by permission. OK, so parents might’ve exaggerated when they told their kids they...

by Merry Maccini I love going to the Fairwood Farmer’s Market in the summer. Most years I plant a small vegetable garden, but due to...

by Mark Case, Trails Chairman FLSRV trails committee is in the planning process of a new trail connecting the Midway Road trail to the...

by Tina Wynecoop Near Peaceful Valley, below Spokane Falls, a tributary joins the Spokane River. And thirty-three humans and one very...

by Daniel Collins Volunteers we have an upcoming stewardship planting event for all volunteers on Waikiki Springs and its scheduled for...

by Lindell Haggin Spokane Conservation District (SCD) has been partnering with the Friends of the Little Spokane for over 10 years....

by Mark Case The Colbert Road trail was completed last fall. We now have 900 feet of trail along the north side of Colbert Road,...

by Daniel Collins Waikiki Springs received another dose of community spirit on the Switchbacks trail in late October. Waikiki Springs is...

Lower Hangman Creek Mark Your Calendar Sunday, April 29, 2018 9:00 am – Noon Come explore the human and natural history of Lower Hangman...

by Mark Case The Colbert Road trail was completed last fall. We now have 900 feet of trail along the north side of Colbert Road,...

Spokesman-Review article. October 13, 2015 Reprinted by permission. Originally published July 28, 2011 The Bellingham Herald Students and...

We are honored that you support the Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley. Your donations, membership, sweat equity and enthusiasm...

by Harla Jean Biever Dr. Thomas Rockefeller, superintendent of the Mead School District, and his assistant, Jared Hoadley, were guests at...

by Tina Wynecoop We walk side by side with our history. We would have had to be centenarians to have witnessed the extraordinary salmon...