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Gonzaga Looks to Capture its First Battle 4 Atlantis Title
While Spokane prepares for a damp and dreary Thanksgiving holiday, the Zags are looking ahead to a trip to the tropical ...
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EWU exhibit highlights innovative arts collaboration with rural Central Washington school district
Picture an artwork. Does it oscillate, ambulate or otherwise move? Does it giggle? Or smile? Probably not, as most people ...
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Immigrant communities and the nonprofits that help them prepare for a potential shift in immigration policy
On a cold Friday morning in November, Latinos en Spokane's office on north Monroe Street is buzzing with staff providing a ...
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Chrysalis Gallery on Spokane's South Hill boosts artists of all backgrounds, including kids and veterans
Under the watchful gaze of a large, metal dragonfly painted and named "Scrappy" by a Westview Elementary School class, ...
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Karen Mobley's latest poetry collection is informed by home and loss
Unless you're relatively new to Spokane's creative scene, chances are you've brushed elbows with Karen Mobley at some point.
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Spokane Republicans will nominate replacements for Spokane County treasurer as Baumgartner heads to Congress
Late last week, the Spokane County Republican Party released details on how people can throw their name in the hat to be ...
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Green Wednesday marks the start of the holiday season for cannabis consumers
First came Black Friday. Then retailers started moving the action to Thanksgiving Thursday itself. Now however, if you're a ...
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Gonzaga's Dominant Post Duo Shines Early in the Season
Last season, Huff connected on 33.3% of his shots from three-point range. This year, at 2-for-7, he’s at just 28.6%. And ...
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Seven TV gems saved from obscurity to stream on Netflix
Besides poverty and eyeball strain, one of the biggest hazards of being a TV critic is surfing too far ahead of the curve.
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The Columbia River reflects the history of our region — especially Indigenous peoples' ancient, spiritual connection to this place
In July 1996, two young men watching the annual hydroplane races on the Columbia River near Kennewick, stumbled across something shocking in the shallows near the shore: a human skull. It was a ...
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Question of the Week
Although he founded the University of Virginia for the "illimitable freedom of the human mind," even Thomas Jefferson was taken aback when students had ideas about how things should be ...
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Spokane Public Schools begins a new era, naming schools after a Holocaust survivor, a Japanese American teacher and a Chicano art professor
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