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It’s been a long journey, but a joyous one, for the marching band at Ridgeline High School. → Read More
Three weeks into the school year, Spokane Public Schools is still dealing with some of the same transportation headaches as last year. → Read More
Results are in from statewide K-12 comprehensive tests taken last spring, and the report is mixed. → Read More
The first day of school is always full of mixed emotions. Except at Skyline Elementary School. → Read More
As he stood on the downtown stadium construction site Wednesday afternoon, Greg Forsyth couldn’t hide his enthusiasm. → Read More
By 10 Wednesday morning, the sun already was baking the pavement at the corner of Ruby and Indiana as hundreds of families stood patiently. → Read More
When Gonzaga basketball stars Kayleigh and Kaylynne Truong signed a name, image and likeness deal this summer, it wasn’t about the money. → Read More
The NCAA women’s basketball regionals will return to Spokane in 2025, bigger and better than ever. → Read More
Editor’s note: This is the latest in a Spokesman-Review series on longtime teachers who are retiring. → Read More
Editor’s note: This is the third installment in a Spokesman-Review series on teachers in local school districts retiring after long careers in education. → Read More
For Karen Troianello, there’s no tearjerker quite like the state girls cross country meet in Pasco each year. → Read More
The timing couldn’t be much better for next week’s fundraising event as the Women Helping Women Fund will have plenty to celebrate next week. → Read More
Another Star Wars spectacle is about to enter our orbit, and for many Boomers the story is coming full circle. A long time ago in a college town on the far side of the Columbia, I was trying to channel my energy on studying for finals despite a new movie that was rumored to be out of this world. → Read More
There was nothing trivial about the contest waged Thursday morning at KSPS Studios. → Read More
When the pandemic struck two years ago and banished her from the halls of Lewis and Clark High School, Karenna Holland did what came naturally for millions of teenagers. → Read More
While reported COVID-19 activity remains low in the Inland Northwest, another health threat is making an unwelcome comeback in classrooms and bathrooms at schools in this area and across the country. → Read More
COEUR D’ALENE – As dozens of students and their families sat down Tuesday morning at the Coeur d’Alene Resort, they had good reason to feel grateful. → Read More
The occasion was the first indoor assembly in school history, a yell-at-the-top-of-your-lungs event. Students did just that as classmates danced, sang and generally let off some of the steam that had been building since last fall. → Read More
Russell Wilson has always been there for his younger sister, Anna. → Read More
After hearing the praises of one speaker after another, Carla Peperzak did what’s she’s done all of her 98 years. → Read More