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Fergin, Hosfeld lead golf teams in fall season finale
WALLA WALLA, Wash. – Stella Fergin led the Whitworth women to a runner-up finish at the Confluence Classic, hosted by Whitman College on Sunday and Monday. Meanwhile the two Pirate men's teams finished in third and tied for fourth in the team standings of an event held at Veterans Memorial Golf Course on Sunday and Wine Valley Golf Course on Monday.
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Spokane artist creates mural celebrating Pullman and Cougar pride
PULLMAN, Wash. -- Spokane artist Ben Joyce created a mural celebrating the Pullman landmarks, traditions and memories that connect generations of Cougs. Joyce and President Cantwell unveiled the piece Thursday, October 22. Preorders for the collection starts October 22nd. Seventy percent of the collection’s profits will benefit WSU Athletics.
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Local creative hubs let budding artists try various media and techniques with hands-on classes
There’s something so rewarding about making art with your own two hands. In the Inland Northwest, we’re lucky to have a plethora of establishments that offer in-person art opportunities year-round. Whether you want to try your hand at a classic art medium like painting or pottery, learn how...
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Spokane Hobbit House brings J.R.R. Tolkien's world to life this Halloween
SPOKANE, Wash. — Forget traditional Halloween decorations. This October, people in Spokane and visitors are once again discovering a hidden gem that transports them straight into the pages of J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy world.
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Sarah Ruhl’s “Dead Man’s Cell Phone” offers a critique of the digital age
“Dead Man’s Cell Phone” follows Jean, an ordinary woman who becomes entangled in the life of a stranger after answering his phone at a cafe. The play asks questions about how humanity’s relationship with technology reflects our relationship with one another, and if we’re connecting with one another in the right way.
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The opportunities for arts lovers abound throughout the region, and better still, there’s always more to discover
From medieval artisans to Mystic Pizza, the Inland Northwest is brimming with performing and visual arts offerings year-round. There are musicals, exhibitions, plays, comedy acts, symphonies, festivals, rock concerts and unique cultural experiences that have the power to entertain, edify and even inspire folks of all ages. Here’s a taste of what some of the top venues have in store, but don’t be shy about exploring further.
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Alegría Dance brings immersive storytelling to Riverside Place for Halloween fun
For years, our protagonist Alexander Blackwood has shared the Blackwood Manor with family secrets and tales of love, ambition, and betrayal that threaten to spill out of the gothic manor’s windows and under its doors into the open. At Blackwood’s fall gala, he may just spill it all himself...
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Def Leppard & Goo Goo Dolls Announce Spokane concert
SPOKANE, Wash. – Rock n’ roll legends Def Leppard and Goo Goo Dolls will play Spokane’s Numerica Veterans Arena in May 2027. Numerica Veterans Arena said $1 of every ticket sold will be donated to City of Hope, a nationwide cancer research and treatment organization that supports research and innovative treatments for people facing cancer.
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Check out these albums from local artists to get a taste of Spokane’s music scene
After honing his chops gigging all around town and playing keys in Allen Stone’s band, singer-songwriter Blake Braley’s debut studio album boasts 10 sweet soulful tracks loaded with smooth grooves, lush harmonies, funky instrumentals, a little yacht rock flair and Braley’s buttery, resonant vocal delivery. It does, in fact, feel alright. blakebraley.com.
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Local ski areas map out opening plans as snow reaches peaks
SPOKANE, WA — Early snow on mountain peaks had local ski areas looking ahead to the coming season. NonStop Local checked in with ski areas across the Inland Northwest about opening plans and what they expected in the months ahead. At Lookout Pass, crews reported close to five inches...