April News You Can Use

This month's community update from Spokane highlights the rich history of the Nevada Heights Neighborhood, which was once known as Lidgerwood Park. It recounts the contributions of early developers, including John and Harriet Lidgerwood, Patrick and Ida Byrne, and Chester and Beatrice Glass, whose legacies live on in local parks. Residents are invited to participate in the upcoming Lilac City Live event on April 17, featuring music, comedy, and Mayor Lisa Brown as a guest speaker. The article also promotes Water Wise Wednesday workshops, aimed at educating participants on sustainable landscaping practices that conserve water. An Easter celebration at Riverfront Park is also featured, offering a festive brunch and a sensory-supportive egg hunt.

For those looking to deepen their community involvement, the article encourages attendance at neighborhood council meetings. Readers are reminded to sign up for the ONS News You Can Use newsletter for ongoing updates. This initiative emphasizes that one doesn't have to move to improve their neighborhood, highlighting the importance of community engagement.