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How a WA woman became a TikTok star by bringing attention to shelter animals

Washington · 1d

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Movie Nights Feel Like the Good Old Days at This Washington Drive-In

The credits roll, and you get to stay for another movie. There’s no second ticket to buy, and you’ve already made yourself comfortable with blankets in the back of the car. For once, the end of a film doesn’t mean the end of the evening. This drive-in...

Bremerton, WA · 5d
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The Nostalgic Washington Video Store Where It Feels Like The ’90s Never Ended

Seattle is hiding something extraordinary, and it’s been hiding it in plain sight on Roosevelt Way Northeast for longer than most streaming services have even existed. Scarecrow Video is a nonprofit video rental library with nearly 150,000 titles, and walking through its front door is one of the most genuinely delightful experiences available to anyone living in or visiting Washington state.

Seattle, WA · 5d
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Wenatchee to mark Veterans Day with parade, ceremony and free barbecue

WENATCHEE – Wenatchee will mark Veterans Day on Wednesday, Nov. 11, with a downtown parade, an 11 a.m. ceremony at Memorial Park and a free barbecue open to the public at Pybus Public Market. The parade is scheduled to begin at 10:45 a.m. and travel down Chelan Avenue to...

Wenatchee, WA · 3d
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This Historic Washington Bakery Has Been Making Legendary Cinnamon Rolls For Over 100 Years

Not everything that gets called legendary actually deserves the title, but the cinnamon rolls at the Cle Elum Bakery in Cle Elum, Washington have been earning that word one satisfied customer at a time for well over a century. That’s not marketing language. That’s just the truth. The...

Cle Elum, WA · 1d

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Is There A Better Rainy Day Than Riding Vintage Streetcars At This Washington Trolley Museum?

A volunteer motorman still punches your paper ticket by hand before the streetcar rolls. That tiny click feels like a secret handshake with the early 1900s. I love that it happens on equipment that has been running for over a century. The cars hum along on electricity, just like they...

Yakima, WA · 1d

Country Herald

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Washington Christmas Movie Contest: Win $2,500 by Dec. 6

Seattle, WA – Washington residents who love Christmas movies could turn their favorite holiday tradition into a $2,500 cash prize this season. A nationwide contest is accepting applications through Dec.

Washington · 1h

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12 Scenic Pacific Northwest Golf Courses That Are Worth the Trip

The Pacific Northwest makes a pretty convincing case for building a vacation around a round of golf. One day you can play above the Pacific with the wind coming off the water, the next day, you might be surrounded by Douglas firs, high-desert lava rock, or the open hills of Eastern Washington. Courses across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho make the most of those very different landscapes.

Washington · 2d

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One of Washington’s Prettiest Small Towns Is Hiding in Plain Sight

The railroad was nicknamed the Hot Air Line because of all the big promises made while it was being built. That’s the sort of detail that makes me want to know a town better. Someone saved the less flattering part of the story, and it’s still being told.

Republic, WA · 5d

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Northwest Museum unveils donated painting, proceeds to benefit Spokane fire victims

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture on Friday unveiled “Breath of the Dragon,” a painting by Kathleen Gemberling Adkison. The work is one of four paintings from the private collection of philanthropist Dave Clack, which he donated to the museum. Proceeds from the four paintings will go to the Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners, to benefit people affected by the Spokane-area fires on August 1st.

Spokane, WA · 2d

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Four Spokane authors with recent works

With so many outstanding authors calling the Pacific Northwest home, readers enjoy an embarrassment of riches. It’s a great problem to have if you’re a bookworm, but it can pose a challenge when trying to find the perfect book for the reader in your life. Shopping local is...

Spokane, WA · 3d

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Spokane philanthropist’s art donations will help fund wildfire recovery

At the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture (MAC), visitors can see two donated paintings whose proceeds will go toward Spokane Complex Wildfire recovery efforts. The pieces were donated by Spokane philanthropist Dave Clack, taken from his personal collection. During a press conference at the MAC on Friday, Clack said he was encouraged by his children to donate the paintings after his wife and fellow philanthropist, Mari Clack, died in 2025.

Spokane, WA · 3d

KXLYcom 4 News Now

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Northwest Museum unveils donated painting, proceeds to benefit Spokane fire victims

SPOKANE, Wash. — The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture on Friday unveiled "Breath of the Dragon," a painting by Kathleen Gemberling Adkison.

Spokane, WA · 2d

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Building Community Through Culture: The Northwest Museum of Arts and Cultures

On the last Wednesday of nearly every month, the Northwest Museum of Arts and Cultures hosts its After Hours events. Located in downtown Spokane and founded in 1916, the museum, often called the “MAC,” has long tried to provide recognition for regional culture and history while also building community.

Spokane, WA · 2d

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Grants for Spokane artists, Lakeside High School competes for $1M field upgrade; plus, new music!

Artist Trust, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting working artists across Washington state, recently announced recipients of its 2026 Grants for Artist Projects (GAP), investing $162,500 in 65 artists, including three based in Spokane County. Spoken word poet Bethany ‘B.Lyte’ Montgomery, printmaker Reinaldo Gil Zambrano (pictured) and filmmaker Frances Grace Mortel each received an unrestricted grant of $2,500 to help pay for a creative project. The funds can be used for materials, space rental, travel for research, or other needs associated with completing the artist’s project. The full list of 2026 GAP recipients and recipients’ biographies can be viewed at artisttrust.org. (MADISON PEARSON)

Spokane, WA · 3d

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Spokane author Megan Hershey’s new book How to Protest encourages readers to use their voice

For some, protest may conjure an image of young, passionate picketers marching through streets, bearing signs and chanting phrases to inspire action. With her newly published guide How to Protest: Lessons on Nonviolent Action, author and Whitworth University political science professor Megan Hershey challenges the notion that this conventional protest method alone is effective.

Spokane, WA · 4d

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SPR News Today: Local artist Melissa Cole prepares showcase for First Friday

From Spokane Public Radio, it’s SPR News Today. Preliminary results for Washington state’s Initiative 001 show the measure trailing behind. A King County Superior Court judge finds Albertson’s violated state law for over-distributing opioids and ignoring red flags that could indicate abuse. Thrive International – a Spokane-based...

Spokane, WA · 3d

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Spokane’s Timeworm goes goblin mode on new album E Pluribus Goblin

Spooky season might be in the rearview mirror, but for Spokane band Timeworm, goblin season seemingly never ends. For Timeworm, viewing the world through the lens of the mischievous and malicious little demon-like creatures from English folklore seems pretty fitting for our current times. And the group dives deep into that idea while sonically exploring the edges of psychedelic funk, alternative rock and more on its new sophomore album, E Pluribus Goblin.

Spokane, WA · 5d

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Spokane artist Kay O’Rourke exhibits new work after relearning how to paint left-handed

There’s a saying: Three strikes and you’re out. But for artist Kay O’Rourke, not even four strokes could keep her down for very long. Although she lost the use of her right hand and arm and now uses a wheelchair to get around, O’Rourke hasn’t lost her stylishness, her optimism or her drive to make art.

Spokane, WA · 5d