The Deer Park Tribune is celebrating 100 Years of Newspaperin'.

We are a legal newspaper within the city limits of Deer Park and three School Districts.

Deer Park took its roots in 1889 when William H. Short and George Crawford set up a portable sawmill in a thickly timbered area north of Spokane.  The Deer Park Mill would exist for 81 years, with its first permanent structure erected in 1892.  Nearby Denison was the hub of Acadia Orchards Company, which started in 1905 and utilized some 10,000 acres of apple orchards.  Lack of water and a series of early frosts led to its demise in 1922.  In some areas, a few of the original trees still remain.  Deer Park, in Spokane County, is located on U.S. Highway 395, 22 miles north of Interstate 90; 90 miles south of the Canadian border and 300 miles east of Seattle, Washington.

The Tribune has been published in the Deer Park area since 1906.

The Tribune and the Deer Park Extra are published on Wednesdays.

We Offer Many Other Services:
Business Cards
Office Forms
Letterhead and Envelopes
Weddign Invitations
Anniversary Cards and Invitations
Baby Announcements
Passport Photos
Return Address Labels
Moving? We Have End Rolls For Only $5.00
Notary Services
Faxes
Typesetting
Research Old File Newspapers For Our Readers

Advertising Deadlines