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Remembering the poetic life of Spokane’s Nance Van Winckel
Celebrated poet Nance Van Winckel, who taught more than 20 years at Eastern Washington University’s creative writing program, died on July 19 at the age of 74 from complications of treatment she was receiving for cholangiocarcinoma. Van Winckel was a literal and figurative spinner of yarns, publishing fiction, memoir, and creating art from bits and bobs, including a genre of her creation: pho-toems, which integrated photography, photo editing, and poetry.
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Get Creative & Find Opportunities for Connection During Quilting & Sewing Arts Month
Quilting is about so much more than fabric and thread. It brings people together to share stories, learn from one another, and create something meaningful by hand. From friendships formed around a sewing table to the satisfaction of completing a cherished project, quilting offers an outlet for creativity and opportunity for connection. That spirit of community is at the heart of Quilting & Sewing Arts Month at The Lab at North Spokane Library this September.
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Sydney Sweeney Serves Meals To Spokane Fire Victims
Sydney Sweeney handed out meals to wildfire victims in Spokane, Washington, joining a community kitchen event as fast-moving fires tore through eastern Washington. The actress, a Spokane native, was seen outside the Women and Children’s Free Restaurant and Community Kitchen, serving free meals to residents displaced by the Spokane Area Fires. The wildfires have forced […]
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SWX Dream 18 - Hole No. 12: Liberty Lake Golf Course | Liberty Lake, WA
LIBERTY LAKE, Wash. — The back nine of the SWX Dream 18 series took Austin Getz and Noah Schmick to Liberty Lake for hole No. 12 at the Liberty Lake Golf Course. Hole No. 12 is a relatively flat par 5 that plays between 460 and 544 yards. The fairway is straight and narrow with a lot of open space on the right side, but a public road hugs the left side of the hole. Liberty Lake presents a unique challenge for golfers as it is an old-school, par-70 course.
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Spokane-raised author K.A. Gilmore’s new series explores race, identity and experiences she spent years processing
Spokane-raised author Karen Loomis spent much of her childhood believing that hard work could overcome any barriers she faced. Growing up in Spokane during the 1970s and ’80s, Loomis — who writes under the pen name K.A. Gilmore — was one of only a few Black students in school. At the time, the city’s population was less than 2% African American.
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49 Degrees North, WA, Planning to Open New Chairlift This Season
49 Degrees North, Washington, is making headway on the latest of its recent improvement projects. The Spokane-area independent ski resort is installing a currently unnamed Doppelmayr quad chair, which will service the beginner terrain areas of Gold Chute and Treasure Hill on the mountain’s lower slopes. Given current updates, the lift is on track to be operational by the start […] The post 49 Degrees North, WA, Planning to Open New Chairlift This Season appeared first on SnowBrains .
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Movies and TV shows casting this week in Spokane
Stacker compiled a list of projects casting right now in Spokane and which roles they're looking to fill, using listings from Casting Networks. Read on to see what is filming in your area and could be your breakout role. Documentary Series. - Project type: documentary. - Roles:. -- Mixed Couple...
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Spokane golf tournament aims to help MultiCare wildfire-affected staff
SPOKANE, Wash. — MultiCare’s Inland Northwest Foundation plans to host a public golf tournament in Spokane County that will raise money for employees affected by recent wildfires. The MultiCare Northwest Golf Classic, set for Saturday, Aug. 22, at MeadowWood Golf Course in Liberty Lake, will support MultiCare workers...
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This 1853 church in Cataldo, Idaho was built without a single nail
A grassy hill rises above the Coeur d’Alene River in Cataldo, Idaho, and on top of it sits a church that has no business still being here. Catholic missionaries and members of the Coeur d’Alene Tribe built it together between 1850 and 1853, and they did it without hammering a single nail.
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Movies and TV shows casting this week in Spokane
Stacker compiled a list of projects casting right now in Spokane and which roles they're looking to fill, using listings from Casting Networks. Read on to see what is filming in your area and could be your breakout role. Documentary Series. - Project type: documentary. - Roles:. -- Mixed Couple...
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Spokane Public Library’s nontraditional branch The Hive celebrates five years of constant creativity
The Spokane Public Library system consists of seven branches spread out across the city, each catering to the community it serves. Most of the seven branches are similar in many ways: They’re filled with books, computers and other resources available for the public to use for free. However, one branch is very different from the rest.
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Local creatives support people processing grief and trauma from wildfire losses
Spokane’s art scene is always coming up with creative ways to help in times of need, and this past week its members have once again stepped up. Art Salvage Spokane, a nonprofit focused on waste reduction and a hub of all things creative, is offering free studio hours for those impacted by the fires, and anyone else who wants to make art during this stressful time.
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Idaho Vandals Tag KBNW Deal In Spokane
The Idaho Vandals are expanding their reach with a new deal between Learfield’s Idaho Sports Properties and Summit Broadcasting Group’s News Radio KBNW in Spokane. The two-season deal sees KBNW carry Idaho Vandals football and men’s basketball. KBNW will follow both sports’ regular and post-season contests, while...