Former WSU football coach Jim Walden, who led the Cougars to their first bowl game in 50 years, died this week at 88. He coached from 1978 to 1986 — his 44 wins and steady leadership remain a lasting tribute to his legacy.
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Japanese-American Harry Honda maintained Spokane's clocktower clocks from 1945 to 1961 — working at the Great Northern Railroad after leaving an internment camp. His work is remembered by his family and the community as a lasting downtown legacy.
Patrons at Feteers on Northwest Boulevard gathered on Friday to watch the Pharaohs secure their first World Cup win in decades during a tense match. The cozy Egyptian cafe, opened in May, served complimentary desserts and hosted local fans including Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown (celebrating historic community spirit).
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