community · Monday, October 5
Camp Sekani reopens after Upriver fire closure
The June blaze damaged the recreation area and affected nearby homes.

Camp Sekani is open again after a three-month shutdown linked to the Upriver fire. New growth is appearing across the popular recreation area. Spokane County Fire District 9 investigators could not determine what started the June blaze, though they believe it began in an empty house. Fourteen homes were lost, and one woman died.
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