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Spokane braces for a packed weekend of sports, music, and St. Patrick's Day celebrations
Downtown Spokane is set for a bustling weekend as thousands of sports fans, concertgoers, and St. Patrick’s Day partiers head ...
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Spokane police arrest a man for stabbing another in downtown
A man is facing first-degree assault charges for stabbing another person in downtown Spokane Thursday night. According to Spokane police, officers responded to Riverside Avenue and Wall Street ...
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Spokane man accused of stabbing faces first-degree assault charge, held on $50K bond
The charges stem from an incident in downtown Spokane on Thursday night. The victim reported to police that he was involved in a verbal fight with his girlfriend when Brigman approached and ...
March Madness geography: Where each school in the NCAA bracket is located
Michigan State Where is Michigan State located? The Spartans hail from Lansing, Michigan, which is 90 miles northwest of ...
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Q&A: Downtown Spokane Partnership President Emilie Cameron talks about how the pandemic changed the heart of the city
Five years ago this week, your favorite bar closed, that concert you had tickets for got canceled, and your go-to restaurant hadn't figured out ...
Gesa Credit Union buys naming rights to Spokane's iconic Pavilion for $2.6M
SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane's iconic Pavilion at Riverfront Park officially has a new name after 50 years: The Gesa Credit Union ...
City of Spokane Parks and Recreation Board set to vote on naming rights for Spokane Pavilion Thursday afternoon
The potential new name for the Spokane Pavilion is still being kept confidential until the park board approves the final ...
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Spokane residents react to possible U.S. Pavilion renaming deal
SPOKANE, Wash. - The Spokane Park Board is considering a $2.6 million naming rights agreement for the beloved U.S. Pavilion at Riverfront Park. The decision expected later this week could see the ...
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Reminding people of the power of creativity, Spokane Arts helped keep the art scene alive during the pandemic
For the region's individual artists and arts organizations, the ability to pivot during the pandemic was limited. Moving ...
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Trucks, dancers, bagpipes, even pugs delight downtown Spokane St. Patrick’s Day crowd
The clouds above downtown Spokane were all bark and no bite, giving way to a dry, but chilly, St. Patrick’s Day Parade Saturday. Decked out in green clothing and beads, parade attendees lined ...