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Warden, WA · Education
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Mead High School football program under investigation over bullying, hazing allegations
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Faculty surprised as BOT slashed 9 degrees from EWU
This summer, Eastern Washington University cut multiple degree programs while most students and faculty were away from campus. EWU Provost Lorenzo Smith had established metrics to evaluate which programs would be slashed, partly resting on an assumption that a program must graduate 10 students on average over the previous five years to be considered for retention. The following programs fell below the threshold:
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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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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.