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This day in history: Kaiser planned to cut output by 10% in Mead. S-R reporter raved about Sperry Flour Mill.
Kaiser said it would reduce output by 10% at Mead and at two of its other reduction plants in the U.S. Earlier in the year, ...
This day in history: Spokane Convention Center opened with fanfare. Deaconess nursing students defied rules by cutting hair
About 2,000 people showed up for a dual civic celebration: the opening of Riverpark Center (known today as the Spokane ...
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$33M riverfront development moves ahead in west Spokane
A unique collaboration between the Salish School of Spokane and Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington is addressing some ...
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"A feeling of emptiness." Spokane churches and Gonzaga University mourn historic Jesuit Pope Francis
Pope Francis, the first Jesuit pope in history, leaves behind a legacy that resonates deeply with Spokane's Gonzaga ...
Spokane Arts, City of Spokane's Wastewater Management Department hosting manhole covers design contest
Spokane Arts and the City of Spokane's Wastewater Management Department are teaming up and hosting a contest for local high ...
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There's less March Madness chaos this year in Spokane, with fewer teams and lessons learned
“Spokane has a long history of hosting championships,” said Ashley Blake, chief executive officer of Spokane Sports, the regional sports commission. “Spokane is a city that shows up for sport ...
Spokane Valley to ask voters to raise taxes for first time in city history
For the first time in history, Spokane Valley residents will vote on a proposed sales tax increase this August after city ...
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There’s less March Madness chaos this year in Spokane, with fewer teams and lessons learned
“Spokane has a long history of hosting championships,” said Ashley Blake, chief executive officer of Spokane Sports, the regional sports commission. “Spokane is a city that shows up for sport ...