This day in history: Soviet newspaper, Pravda, published a rave review of Spokane
The Spokesman-Review reprinted a story from Pravda, the Soviet newspaper, in which the Russian correspondent gave his impressions of Spokane after his Expo ’74 visit.
Black students to showcase ‘Powered by Courage’ art, poetry, essays at annual Black Voices Symposium on Monday
Twenty students from Spokane-area schools will be showcasing their art in the annual Black Voices Symposium event on Monday, ...
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From the Studio: Spokane String Quartet Concert Preview
Guest cellist Michal Palzewicz and Spokane String Quartet first violinist Mateusz Wolski joined Jim Tevenan in the KPBX ...
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'Spokane Fidget Project' handmakes special quilts for memory care patients
A group of women in Spokane are on a mission to comfort some of the city's most vulnerable residents. Known as "The Spokane ...
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Embodying new confidence and finding one's voice in 'Lend Me a Soprano'
Spokane Civic Theatre's rendition of "Lend Me a Soprano" features strong female characters as they come into their own with ...
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Spokane nonprofit worries state budget could prioritize police while ending an important fund combatting the War on Drugs
Those who receive federal grants or loans were sent scrambling last week after the Trump administration issued a memo ...
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Washington community theaters convene in the spirit of competition and collaboration as Kaleidoscope comes to Spokane
Stage Left Theater sent a production of Pass Over westward to the Kaleidoscope festival in Tacoma. Their staging of ...