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Spokane author wins Washington State Book Award
Leyna Krow from Spokane won the State Book Award for fiction with her book Sinkhole, and Other Inexplicable Voids in the 2026 Washington Center for the Book contest. A Spokane author is the winner of the State Book Award for fiction. Sinkhole, and Other Inexplicable Voids by Leyna Krow took...
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Men's Golf Dominant In Season Opener
SPOKANE, Wash. — Grady Brown eagled the final hole to surge to the top of the individual leaderboard and lead the Whitman College men's golf team to an 11-stroke victory at the Whitworth Fall Invitational on Monday. The two-day tournament marked the opening event of the 2026-27 season for...
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Airway Heights kids get fire truck surprise at library story time
AIRWAY HEIGHTS, Wash. — Kids at the Airway Heights Library got a hands-on look at firefighting during a special story time visit from the Airway Heights Fire Department. The library’s regular program usually includes books, songs, dances and time to play with toys. This time, kids also got to check out a real fire truck.
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Spokane Public Library hosting Electronics Recycle & Backup event this week
SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane Public Library is inviting residents to bring their old, unused electronics to its first-ever Electronics Recycle & Backup event. The event is a partnership with PCs for People, and experts will be on hand to teach people how to back up files, how to save files to the cloud or an external storage device, and how to properly wipe personal information from a device.
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Whitworth men post Monday's best round in season opener
SPOKANE, Wash. – The Whitworth Pirates opened the 2026-27 men's golf season with high hopes on Sunday and Monday, hosting the Whitworth Fall Invitational at Indian Canyon Golf Course. The Pirates got off to a slow start on Sunday, but bounced back with the field's best score in Monday's...
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Raubenolt Leads Lutes in Spokane Opener
SPOKANE, Wash. — Grant Raubenolt shot a 66 on Sunday and was one of two Lutes to finish inside the top 10 as the Pacific Lutheran University men's golf squad finished the season-opening Whitworth Invitational fourth overall. Raubenolt carded a 139 over the two round event at Indiana Canyon...
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This Old-Fashioned Washington Diner Inside A Vintage Railcar Will Transport You Back In Time
Nobody expects to find a genuine 1906 railcar sitting in downtown Spokane, and that’s exactly what makes finding it so satisfying. Frank’s Diner doesn’t just serve breakfast, it serves breakfast inside a piece of American history, and those are two very different things. Here’s the situation.
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MacDonald goes undefeated to claim NWPA Stop #5 in Spokane, WA
With her undefeated run at this past weekend’s (Aug. 28-30) Stop #5 on the Northwest Women’s Pool Association (NWPA) tour and a single, ‘regular’ stop to go in the 2026, 25th anniversary season, Kathie MacDonald has secured a virtual ‘lock’ on the tour’s 2026 Player of the Year award. She has gone undefeated in winning three of the season’s five stops, so far, and finished 2nd and 3rd in the other two. Though a strong finish in Stop #6 will bring her close to her best recorded earnings year with us (2000), the tour’s annual awards banquet, Stop #7, should provide her with the opportunity to attain that goal. Stop #5’s $1,000-added, 10-ball event, on 7 ft. tables, drew 31 entrants to Legacy Billiards in Spokane, WA.
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Entrepreneurs come together for Sandy Williams Black Business Expo
SPOKANE, Wash. — Black-owned businesses and entrepreneurs gathered in Spokane on Saturday for the 2026 Sandy Williams Annual Black Business Expo. The event was held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Martin Luther King Jr. Family Outreach Center. Vendors offered clothing, custom jewelry, food and other products and services.
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Meet four Spokane-area artists and explore the creative spaces where they practice their crafts
If you’re lucky, every day you’ll stumble across a piece of locally created art while simply going about daily life here in the Inland Northwest. Whether it’s outdoors in a public park, on a shelf in a local shop, or in one of the region’s many local galleries, every piece of art has an origin story. Not only did it come straight from the hands of a talented local creator, but likely from a nearby studio.
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From the Studio: John Pizzarelli
Guitarist John Pizzarelli spoke with host Henry McNulty about the concert John Pizzarelli Presents Dear Mr. Bennett, the associated album that released earlier this year, and his personal connections with the legendary Tony Bennett. From the press release:. The John Pizzarelli Trio will present Dear Mr. Bennett, Saturday, September 12,...
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Concert to raise money for firefighters
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Local artist Tif Ander Patterson keeps a whimsical, eclectic studio
If there was ever an I Spy book based on Spokane, there’s a good chance you might see a picture of Tif Ander Patterson’s studio inside the Spokane Print & Publishing Center. Only accessible through the publishing center’s main working space and its storage in the back, Patterson’s window-less space is as eclectic and whimsical as the work they produce.
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Sheila Evans’ home studio in South Perry houses her vibrant art
Local artist Sheila Evans maintains a vibrant art aviary within her South Perry home studio. There, dozens of avian likenesses are captured in rich oil paint on 4-by-4 inch cradled boards and neatly shelved to the left of her easel, awaiting their final flight to regional vendor markets. Some of...
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More than a decade in the making, Sandra Hosking’s Mad Underground premieres at Stage Left Theater
When playwrights craft a story, they’re often building around a character. Someone they’ve created with clear goals and ambitions who will drive the story. The setting, supporting characters and arising conflicts come later as this central being is fleshed out on the page. Though it’s a common way to write a play, it’s not the only way to create a compelling story on stage.
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Events: Fun in the Fall
Spokane’s art scene is no longer a “hidden gem” or the city’s “best-kept secret” — all of the artists and people who support it are doing so loudly and proudly! If you’re not well acquainted with the local scene, local arts nonprofit Terrain’s annual flagship event is the perfect place to begin your foray into the scene. Held on the first Friday of October each year, Terrain features new works by hundreds of artists, interactive installations, live music and more, all jam-packed into an abandoned building in downtown Spokane. This year, the event features 523 unique artists. For a sneak peek at all the wonderful art, you can buy a ticket to preview night. Otherwise, the main event is free and open to the public. Thu, Oct. 1, from 6-9 pm (preview night) and Fri, Oct. 2, from 5 pm-midnight, free-$25, 314 W. Riverside Ave., downtown Spokane, terrainspokane.com.
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Spokane Symphony concert in the park moved to Tuesday due to rain
SPOKANE, Wash - Music fans in Spokane will have to wait another day before enjoying one of the great end-of-summer traditions. Rain has forced the Spokane Symphony to move the annual Labor Day Concert at Comstock Park to Tuesday.