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Spokane Symphony to host free concert in Comstock Park as ‘thank you to Spokane’
The Spokesman-Review 01 Sep 2025
On Labor Day, the Spokane Symphony is playing at Comstock Park for its 40th annual free concert in the park ... In addition to the tunes, attendees can expect booths and tables from other arts groups in Spokane advertising their upcoming seasons.
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Spokane Indians fall short in final home game against Tri-City 5-2; organization draws highest attendance since 1958
The Spokesman-Review 01 Sep 2025
The home portion of the Spokane Indians season came to a close on Sunday at Avista Stadium ... of a home run! #GoSpo pic.twitter.com/wanIekmbzL — Spokane Indians (@spokaneindians) September 1, 2025 .
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‘You have a voice’: Spokane mom writes book on medical advocacy around daughter’s story
The Spokesman-Review 01 Sep 2025
A Child Protective Services social worker, Colkitt got too sick to work and needed her mother’s support. The two women navigated frequent Spokane doctor and hospital visits that began in fall 2008 and continued until Colkitt’s death June 18, 2009.
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‘Not a bargaining chip’: Spokane victim advocacy groups grapple with federal funding cuts
The Spokesman-Review 01 Sep 2025
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Judicial race reflects city’s broader fight over homelessness, public safety, accountability
The Spokesman-Review 01 Sep 2025
A typically sleepy Spokane Municipal Court judge election has become a heated microcosm for the debate that has consumed city politics for years now ... Logan and other court officials presented data about the court to the Spokane City Council in June.
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Spokane soccer roundup: Velocity lose to One Knoxville, Zephyr draw with D.C. Power
The Spokesman-Review 31 Aug 2025
Defenders David Garcia and Jalen Crisler posted four clearances apiece for Spokane ... Newcomer Lena Solano scored two first-half goals for Spokane (0-1-1).
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Spokane Indians seize lead with big inning, can’t hold on in 9-6 loss to Tri-City
The Spokesman-Review 31 Aug 2025
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This day in history: Cable TV was coming to Spokane, and a century ago, a trip to the watermelon patch ended in court
The Spokesman-Review 31 Aug 2025
Spokane TV viewers would soon be able to sign up for a new technology ... Two vegetable-stealing vandals were serving five days in the Spokane County jail after they stole “a prize squash, valued at $50” grown for an Interstate Fair exhibit.
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The Dirt: New Spokane climbing gym searching for home
The Spokesman-Review 31 Aug 2025
John “Bo” Handy has long enjoyed Spokane-area climbing gyms but he hopes to develop a different customer base ... Handy recently submitted plans to the city of Spokane for his gym, appropriately named The Board Room, for a space located at 715 E.
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Edie Rice-Sauer: Public Dollars for Public Benefit is a smart investment in Spokane’s future
The Spokesman-Review 31 Aug 2025
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Returning players Owen Martin, Chase Harrington shine during Spokane Chiefs training camp finale
The Spokesman-Review 31 Aug 2025
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Salish School of Spokane helps create global nonprofit to support Indigenous language revival
The Spokesman-Review 31 Aug 2025
In an effort to expand their support in language revitalization, Salish School of Spokane has partnered with the new nonprofit Indigenous Fluency Now in British Columbia, which will take the lead on ...
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Sunnyside Daily Sun
30 Aug 2025
Spokane City Council reignites debate over moving meeting date after 65 years
Sunnyside Daily Sun
30 Aug 2025
(The Center Square) – After a contentious go-around last year, the Spokane City Council is once again considering moving its regular meeting date, which has been Mondays for 65 years, starting in 2026 ....
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