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Gonzaga Bulletin
FinnBoy Records, Books & Curio offers curated vintage experience
Behind the checkout counter of FinnBoy Records & Curio on Monroe Street are stacks of records, each representing the personal music libraries of FinnBoy’s employees. Instead of a playlist on Spotify or Apple Music, employee Giovanni Caputo, the brother of the store’s owner, Darcy Caputo, said that these records are what get played during the store’s opening hours.
Gonzaga Bulletin
Olson places 19th, GU finishes last in the Oregon State Invitational
Gonzaga University men’s golf placed 12th out of 12 teams in the Oregon State Invitational, hosted by Oregon State University. The Zags shot 20-over for 872. Third-year Charlie Olson tied for 19th place, shooting one-under for 212 in the 54-hole tournament. In round one, Olson scored a 71 for even-par, then a two-under for 69 in round two, and finished with a one-over for 72 in round three. Olson carded 42 pars across the three rounds, second most out of 70 golfers.
spokanepublicradio.org
Spokane author Travis Baldree on cozy literature and graphic novels
The Spokane Housing Authority and Spokane County are receiving state funds that will go to people impacted by the Spokane Complex Fires. The Association of Washington Business took a bus tour through Spokane’s manufacturing industry yesterday. And Lisa Leinberger sat down to chat with Spokane author Travis Baldree. His...
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Krauss Finishes Top 10, Eagles Take Third at Oregon State Invitational
Corvallis, Oregon — Eastern Washington men's golf put together a strong showing at the Oregon State Invitational, tying third in the team standings at Trysting Tree Golf Club. The Eagles shot -10 as a team, just two strokes behind second-place Boise State. Freshman. Carson Krauss led the Eagles, improving...
kxly920.com
Grab your tickets now for the second Fire District 4 Fall Festival
MEAD, Wash. — Now’s the time to grab your tickets for the second annual Spokane County Fire District 4 Fall Festival. This fun family-friendly event is happening from 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Friday, October 23. It will be at Station 44 located at 17207 North Newport Highway in Mead.
spokanepublicradio.org
Spokane author features Venice, Vivaldi Church in new novel
Spokane author Gregory Spatz is out with a new novel entitled “The Vivaldi Church.” You may be familiar with the Italian composer’s most famous work, “The Four Seasons.”. "I became interested in his life story, which is tragic and interesting and all the things you would...
foxtheaterspokane.org
Symphony Review: Lowe, Bailey bring ‘Americana’ into focus on the Fox stage
Three of the works on the program – William Grant Still’s “Mother and Child” and Aaron Copland’s “Variations on a Shaker Melody” and the “Suite from ‘Billy the Kid’ ” – were composed in the years 1938-44. This was a period of intense social and political ferment in the United States, caused by the protracted suffering of the Great Depression and the emergence of fascist authoritarian regimes in Europe. At all levels of American society, established norms were called into question, and alternatives – sometimes radical alternatives, including both communism and fascism – earnestly considered. Artists were in the forefront of these activities, with musicians as diverse as Marian Anderson, Paul Robeson and Woody Guthrie using their art to focus attention on racism, inequality and the harmful effects of unbridled capitalism.
inlander.com
The Inland Northwest has beautiful public greens and nationally recognized courses; here are a bunch to try
It’s no secret to those of us living in the area, but Spokane is a bit of a hidden gem when it comes to golf. With about 15 courses within 25 miles of the city center, sandbaggers and wanna-be pros alike can get in some dedicated time at the course any day of the week.
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Why Spokane Folks Keep Returning To Frank’s Diner, A Restored 1906 Railroad Car
Plenty of restaurants claim to have character, but very few can say their dining room once had wheels. In downtown Spokane, one breakfast spot does its business inside a railroad car built in 1906, long before most of the city’s current buildings existed. Today that car sits parked for...
slipperstillfits.com
The 2026 Kraziness in the Kennel Preview (The Debut Episode) !!!
It’s nothing personal; it’s just business. Bulldog business. In the debut episode of Bulldog Business, Kyle Sweeney and Josh Gilchrist preview the 2026 Kraziness in the Kennel. The duo discusses the freshmen they’re excited to watch play, celebrate the return of Braden Huff, preview Davis Fogle’s anticipated sophomore season, and try to break down the confusing world of NCAA eligibility.
inlander.com
Death Metal giant Dying Fetus to slay Spokane Knitting Factory
Although Dying Fetus formed about a decade too late to be considered one of the founders of death metal, the Maryland-based band has carved out its own niche somewhere between the extreme complexity and speed of technical death metal and the guttural growls and deep, heavy riffs of brutal death metal.
swxlocalsports.com
Gonzaga's Kraziness in the Kennel set to air and stream on SWX this Saturday
SPOKANE, Wash. — Head coach Mark Few and the 2026-27 Gonzaga Bulldogs will be on display for the first time this season on Saturday, Oct. 3, as the program hosts its annual Kraziness in the Kennel scrimmage/event. Kraziness starts at 2 p.m. with the doors opening at 1 p.m....
inlander.com
Support local artists and make your day brighter by checking out these Inland Northwest-crafted pieces
Even if you aren’t an outdoors enthusiast, it’s hard to deny the beauty of nature. Local artist Gabrielle Brenton channels her fascination with critters, plants and the natural world into botanical artistry through Foraged Oddity Art. Using sustainably sourced specimens, she creates intricate, framed pieces featuring everything from butterfly wings, teeth and dried flowers to fungi, flora, fauna and tiny skeletons, while utilizing materials from all sorts of thrifted or scavenged goods. Often displayed in ornate frames, her work transforms the surreal and sometimes macabre side of nature into something beautiful and worth admiring. (JASE PICANSO)