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Your Sunday in Spokane: today's News Notes, a weekend poll and a Wrap
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Plus, the Chiefs' streak over Portland ends and Riverside State Park trails reopen.
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The Spokesman-Review4 hours ago
Cool Critters: Spokane's wildfire areas come to life with arrival of a mysterious burn bird, on The Spokesman-ReviewThree months after the Spokane Complex fires carved a path of destruction through neighborhoods and forests, parts of the burn site are coming alive with a heart-warming sound: rat-a-tat-tat.
The Spokesman-Review4 hours ago
Not even a fall can keep 103-year-old Holocaust survivor from birthday party at her namesake school, on The Spokesman-ReviewThe staff and students at Peperzak Middle School know each Nov. 7 is a gift.
The Spokesman-Review4 hours ago
The Dirt: Millennium Northwest unveils another apartment building, on The Spokesman-ReviewMillennium Northwest, a Spokane based real estate developer behind substantial projects in Kendall Yards, Garland District and North Monroe District, has applied for construction permits for a new apartment building.
The Spokesman-Review6 hours ago
Lance W. Gurel: Commission must use data center moratorium to craft protections for Spokane County, on The Spokesman-ReviewBy Lance W. Gurel
The Spokesman-Review6 hours ago
This day in history: Spokane Valley theater owner fights to continue showing X-rated films. Spokane showed admiration for Romanian queen, on The Spokesman-ReviewFrom 1976: Dishman Theater proprietor Roger Forbes said he planned to “give ‘em a good fight” in Spokane’s pornography wars.
KXLY.com6 hours ago
CO: RV PARK OWNER VOWS TO REBUILD AFTER FLOODING, on KXLY.comA Pagosa Springs RV park owner says a meadow spared by two destructive floods is giving him the faith to rebuild his damaged property.
The Inlander6 hours ago
Over the years, Bob’s Burgers has aired 11 memorable Thanksgiving episodes, on The InlanderThe Belcher family has attempted to cook up the perfect Thanksgiving for almost every season of Fox’s Bob’s Burgers — and they’ve even succeeded a couple of times. Watching Bob
The Spokesman-Review8 hours ago
Spokesman-Review to host 'Smoke, Ash, Fire' book launch event, highlighting devastating August wildfires;, on The Spokesman-ReviewAs the wildfires of August swept through the neighborhoods of Spokane, Spokesman-Review reporters and photographers were on the scene alongside first responders. With as many as 18 stories a day, The S-R aimed to educate the city on what was happening and what people could do. In an effort to chronicle the coverage of Spokane history, we have published “Smoke, Ash and Fire: Spokane’s story of loss, courage and recovery from the devastating fires of 2026.”
The Spokesman-Review8 hours ago
Musical progression: For 77 years, the Spokane Youth Symphony has offered young musicians a place to learn, grow and belong, on The Spokesman-ReviewOn a recent Monday evening, music swelled from the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist during the weekly rehearsal of the Spokane Youth Symphony.
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Your Sunday in Spokane: today's News Notes, a weekend poll and a Wrap
Plus, the Chiefs' streak over Portland ends and Riverside State Park trails reopen.

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