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Expo ’74’s big environmental legacy continues to inspire conservation of the region’s natural assets

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click to enlarge Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture photo In December 1973, Spokane held...

Expo ’74: Fifty Years Later

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click to enlarge Keith Oka art courtesy of the Spokane Public Library Northwest Room ...

Spokane Symphony announces 79th season lineup for 2024-25

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click to enlarge Erick Doxey photo Spokane Symphony Music Director James Lowe ...

Local artists receive fellowship awards, WSU seeks input on new apple variety naming; plus, new music

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click to enlarge FELLOWSHIP FUNDING Four Spokane County artists will each be receiving a $10,000...

“Gay pop” has a long history predating JoJo Siwa’s post-tween turn

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click to enlarge Sorry, JoJo, gay pop was already here. In 2022, singer...

Spokane Children’s Theatre presents a series of youth-written short plays about gun violence

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click to enlarge Courtesy Spokane Children's Theatre Local teens speak out in #Enough. ...

With new leadership and support, Cheney High School’s drama program relaunches to create a solid platform for the future

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click to enlarge Erick Doxey photos Cheney High School's drama program is closing out the...

Former Gonzaga basketball coach hired at EWU, STCU Best of Broadway releases season schedule; plus, new music

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click to enlarge THE LONG ROAD FROM ZAG TO EAG The start of Gonzaga's rise...

Gals Need Pals is transforming the way women make friends as adults

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click to enlarge Jennifer Debarros photo Kinley Schmidt (left) and Lauren Trivison. ...

WSU exhibit highlights Edward and Nancy Kienholz, internationally revered artists with longstanding ties to North Idaho

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click to enlarge Photos courtesy L.A. Louver Gallery Edward Kienholz and Nancy Reddin Kienholz’s “Mine...

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