Daily comics from Spokane Valley — last 90 days. Comics disappear from this page after 90 days.
"Help us pay for the new park before we get published!"
"Is it an alert system or just another pet toy?"
"With so many subdivisions, I guess we'll need a map just for our neighbors!"
"I hear the emergency alert system has proactive features... like avoiding my coffee breaks!"
“I can’t decide—do we need new neighbors or new alerts more?”
"So, should we go for a backyard view or a great wifi signal?"
“Finally! A way to warn us when the nuts are running low!”
"We heard subdivisions bring people together—this one’s just more organized chaos!"
"Great! Now we can panic about new neighbors AND property taxes!"
“Do we get the alerts in squirrel language, or are we just winging it?”
"With all these subdivisions, I might finally get my own treehouse!"
“I thought our nuts were tax-free! Who knew the real estate market was nuts?”
"Is this the alert system or a treasure map to new housewarming gifts?"
"Is this a new subdivision or a neighborhood yard sale?"
“If that’s the new emergency alert, I’d like to report a lunch emergency!”
"I just wanted to know when my taxes are due, not meet the neighbors!"
“Next time, let’s just pick our favorite coffee shop instead!”
“Looks like our dinner plans just got subdivided! Where's the emergency alert for dinner?”
“In case of emergency, please remain calm... and keep the acorns coming!”
"If only I could alert my acorn stash about this subdivision!"
"When your house needs a plus-one... or eighteen!"
"Between alerts and taxes, 'urgent' is my new favorite word!"
"So, is that a map or just a really complicated pizza order?"
"They should've offered bread as a property tax payment option!"
“Great! Now we can budget for lunch AND taxes—spicy!”
"I just wanted a fence, not a subdivision showdown!"
"Forget the GPS—let’s just follow the sound of property taxes!"
“So, do we get less raccoon noise with these new homes or what?”
"Finally, a system that alerts us to new neighbors before they arrive!"
"Hear ye, hear ye! New subdivisions coming—bring your shovels and tea, folks!"
"I just wanted nuts, not subdivision disputes!"