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Local Treasures with Pia: Green Bluff
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Standing Up for Oregon's Children
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Lisa Explains: Winter bills are always higher
A winter bill leads Lisa to find more information on Avista’s website. She explains why her bill goes up when it’s cold outside, and why heaters run more even when she doesn’t change the temperature.
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Local Treasures with Pia: Clarkston Senior Meal Program
The Clarkston Valley Community Center in Clarkston hosts senior meals, health services and activities for the elderly in the Clarkston Valley. Learn more about the Clarkston Valley Community Center here.
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At Home with Lisa: DIY fixes for drafty doors
Drafty doors let heat escape, making it hard to keep your house warm when it gets cold outside. Prepare for cold weather by completing a few quick and easy DIY fixes.
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Local Treasures with Pia: Hope House Hospitality to teach restaurant skills
The downtown Spokane women’s shelter operated by Volunteers of America – is launching a pilot program to help shelter residents gain marketable skills. Hope House Hospitality to teach restaurant skills. Learn more here!
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Local Treasures with Pia: Tekoa's Slippery Gulch Days Are Back
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Idaho Service Quality Program Results
Each year, Avista measures how well we perform in meeting our goal to provide the best customer service possible. In line with that tradition, we’ve established a set of service quality measures in collaboration with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission (IPUC) and others. We provide an annual report card to customers showing how we are doing on meeting our goals.
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When the libraries closed, the community stepped up to reopen them
When Oregon’s Josephine County closed all its libraries, the Josephine Community Library Foundation rallied to keep them open – now it is building new libraries in Grants Pass and Williams.
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Teen Musical Theater of Oregon puts on full-scale musicals
Known among friends simply as TMTO, Teen Musical Theater of Oregon puts on full musicals three or four times a year with actors as young as eight.
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