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Thief arrested following brief stand off
A 31-year-old thief learned all about police K-9s Wednesday evening when he attempted to hide in a Millwood home to escape pursuing sheriff's deputies.
Stolen motorcycle leads to chase and standoff
A standoff in Millwood ended successfully after a man ditched his motorcycle and ran into a house.
Neighbors rally awareness for street safety in Millwood
Rick and Jeannie Pearson have lived in the same Millwood neighborhood for 22 years, investing time and money into a home and well-manicured yard on Fowler Road.
Millwood City Hall has new look - Sat, 30 May 2009 PST
Millwood Mayor Dan Mork sits in the newly remodeled City Council chambers Thursday.
Road work revving up - Wed, 13 May 2009 PST
Argonne Road is constricted to one lane in each direction through the Millwood business area, where business owners such as Rocket Bakerya s Jeff Postlewait are seeing a downturn in business.
2009 Valley News Articles Archive
Council gets refresher on city finance Bedeviled by disincorporationists and critics of the Sprague-Appleway Revitalization Plan, the Spokane Valley City Council offered a bit of scholastic counter-programming on Tuesday night.
Argonne project sure to slow traffic - Sun, 03 May 2009 PST
Motorists will find slow going through Millwood starting tonight with the reconstruction of Argonne Road that will reduce traffic to one lane in each direction until early August.
Munson defends incorporation in inaugural a Spotlight on Citiesa talk
There were no disincorporation picket signs or anti-city petitions at last Thursday's "Spotlight on Cities" presentation hosted by the Greater Spokane Valley Chamber of Commerce.
Free presentation covers the physical and mental aspects of addiction and new methods being used to help people quit smoking.
'Snow sculpture' causes momentary controversy
One man's trash is another man's treasure, but what about art? That may just be the question in one Washington town after neighbors on a street in Millwood were surprised this morning to see a giant piece of ...
Millwood council, residents address concerns over street safety
Mike Ellis has learned to watch his step along Fowler Road. The narrow suburban street, just a few blocks from Millwood City Hall, has become a shortcut for many motorists navigating their way to nearby ...
High school teacher cited for exposure
A high school math teacher cited for indecent exposure in Post Falls two weeks ago continued teaching until Spokane Public Schools learned of the incident through a police news release Tuesday.
Deputies search for armed pharmacy robber
Spokane County Sheriff Deputies are looking for a man who robbed a Millwood pharmacy Wednesday evening.
Spokane Police are reporting hazardous road conditions Friday morning. At least 10 semi-trucks are stuck at the bottom of the Northwood Hill in Millwood at Argon and Upriver.
Drive-by shooting believed to be retaliation for beating
Sheriff's major crimes detectives and SWAT team members raided a pair of residences in east Spokane County early Wednesday and recovered evidence tying a suspect to a November drive-by shooting in Millwood.
Millwood ordinance clarifies sign standards
Business owners in Millwood's historical district had been putting up portable signs in front of their shops for years until last February.
Christmas Bureau's reach spans communities
The Spokesman-Review Christmas Fund is a community charity in terms of both donors and the families the charity helps to create holiday celebrations.
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