50 years ago in Expo history: A Squamish tribal member and expert on longhouses was working on two for the fair
Moses Antone, 70, a member of the Squamish Tribe in British Columbia, was busy putting the finishing touches on two ...
Joining the ranks of the survivors: Spokane woman has pushed for change in victim treatment for decades
Sunny, now 81, decided to help her fellow survivors over the next few years by advocating for additional recognition of the ...
Challenges loom as higher education in Eastern Washington sees seismic shakeups
That means a smaller and more competitive market for colleges and universities like WSU. Becker expects state schools to ...
New leaders at National Weather Service’s Spokane office bring decades of experience
Two top positions at the weather service’s office on Rambo Road on the West Plains have been filled recently: Brown and ...
Retired captain of first U.S. nuclear submarine celebrates turning 100 in Spokane
Submarine veteran Capt. Frank Fogarty, retired U.S. Navy, turned 100 on April 18. He smiles as he talks about his service on ...
Spokane Symphony’s next season features classics, new works, blend of genres
Next season’s Spokane Symphony calendar includes classics like “Rhapsody in Blue,” Joseph Haydn’s “Creation,” Beethoven ...
Opinion
Commentary: More than 2 million workers are missing. Who are they, and how are they affecting the economy?
Since the output of an economy – its GDP – is directly related to the number of workers producing goods and services, missing workers means a smaller economy.
Opinion
Lu Hill: We must protect Spokane’s air, water, and natural spaces for ourselves and future generations
Lacrecia “Lu” Hill is a fourth-generation Spokanite who has long been involved in supporting the community in the nonprofit, philanthropic, and small business sectors. She currently is the community ...
Author and ‘diehard biology wannabe’ Eileen Garvin weaves her love of nature and writing in newest novel Crow Talk
While a writer, Garvin has always been drawn to the natural world as a “diehard biology wannabe,” she incorporates natural ...
Prep roundup: Evan Lafferty hits walk-off single for Shadle Park baseball; Crimson Rice, Courtney Brown go deep for Shadle Park softball in sweep
Shadle Park 3, Rogers 2: Evan Lafferty went 2 for 4 with a walk-off two-run single and the Highlanders (10-7, 6-6) beat the ...
George Kirby strikes out 12 in dominant start, M’s win another series
In a season full of strong outings from the Mariners’ talented starting rotation, Kirby delivered the most dominant ...
Crimson team rallies for 22-21 win over Gray team in WSU’s spring football game
Washington State Cougars running back Wayshawn Parker (21) celebrates after scoring a touchdown during WSU’s Crimson and Gray ...