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Pullman High School Football In 3-Way Tie Breaker Monday Night In Spokane For 2 Playoff Spots
Pullman High School football will battle for one of two playoff spots up for grabs Monday night in Spokane during a three-way tie breaker competition. The Greyhounds, Rogers and East Valley are tied for 2nd place in the GSL 2A. Only two of those teams can make the playoffs. PHS...
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Columbia-Hunters vs Cusick | High School Football Highlights 10/30/26
CUSICK, Wash. — Cusick closed out the regular season undefeated in league play Friday night, rolling past Columbia 66-26 in a foggy matchup at home. The Panthers finished 7-0 in league games and now turn their attention to the postseason. Columbia got on the scoreboard first in the highlights...
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Senior Night Sweep Leads Loggers Over River Otters
TACOMA, Wash. -- A senior night sweep of Lewis & Clark was exactly what the doctor ordered, as the Loggers took down the River Otters 3-0 on Halloween. Nine seniors were honored during the Loggers' final home game of the season, as Mia Fedota, Viviann Garcia, Lauren Ly, Nicolette Raduziner, Amelia Reed, Hattie Villegas, Alexis Higgins, Samantha Keightley, and Aubrey Tanner were honored for their contributions to Puget Sound.
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Jenkins (Chewelah) vs Davenport | High School Football Highlights 10/30/26
DAVENPORT, Wash. — Davenport closed out the regular season with a 30-14 victory over Jenkins on Friday, extending its winning streak to six games heading into the playoffs. The Gorillas, who went undefeated in league play during the regular season, found themselves in a back-and-forth battle with the Cougars.
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Former judge Tim Fennessy hangs up his robes to teach at GU's School of Law
A judge’s day can bring both the joy of a family adoption and the harsh realities of a criminal case. For Judge Tim Fennessy, a former Spokane County Superior Judge, those conflicting experiences were part of a job that offered a look into all corners of the Spokane community.
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Almira-Coulee-Hartline vs Wellpinit | High School Football Highlights 10/30/26
WELLPINIT, Wash. — Almira-Coulee-Hartline continued its undefeated season Friday, rolling past Wellpinit 52-16 on the road during the Warriors' Senior Day. The Warriors wasted little time getting on the scoreboard, as senior quarterback Max Grindу connected with Cade Carstensen for a 46-yard touchdown to open the scoring. The...
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Gonzaga Prep vs Lewis & Clark | High School Football Highlights 10/29/26
The Lewis & Clark Tigers secured the Greater Spokane League's second 4A playoff bid on Friday night, holding off the Gonzaga Prep Bullpups 31-28 in a high-stakes regular-season finale. Lewis & Clark established an offensive rhythm from the opening kick. Tigers quarterback Sully Sandusky evaded pressure in the backfield and...
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Clarkston vs East Valley | High School Football Highlights 10/29/26
The East Valley Knights kept their postseason hopes alive in a high-scoring shootout Friday night, outlasting the visiting Clarkston Bantams 46-34 to force a massive three-way Kansas tiebreaker. Clarkston struck first on its opening possession. Bantams ball carrier Leavitt Hyde burst through the East Valley defense and raced into the...
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Mead School Board asks Ferguson to join student tax credit plan
MEAD, Wash. — The Mead School District Board of Directors said it passed a resolution and sent a letter to Gov. Bob Ferguson asking him to opt Washington into the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit Program by Jan. 1, 2027. The board said it took that step after the Secretary of Education visited Spokane and urged the governor to join the program. Mead leaders said the move could bring more help to public school students as district budgets stay tight. Board Chair BrieAnne Gray said the board wanted the governor to take the same practical approach he used after the Spokane Complex fires. “With school budgets under pressure, we are looking at every available tool that can put more resources in front of our students without taking anything away from our existing funding,” Gray said. “This program is paid for entirely by private donations. It does not reduce state or local education dollars. Opting in by Jan. 1, 2027, lets Mead families and our public-school students benefit. If we wait, Washington taxpayers can still claim the credit, but the money will support students in other states.” The board said its position did not match Superintendent Chris Reykdal’s Oct. 9 letter, which
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Spokane Public Schools gives update on September data breach
SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane Public Schools provided an update Monday on its investigation into September’s “Data Privacy Event” that reportedly had an unauthorized party access and copy files that “may involve information related to SPS staff and students.”. On Sept. 20, SPS found suspicious activity in...