Longtime Eastern head coach Aaron Best, who joined the team as a long-snapper in 1996, has guided Cheney’s football program into his 10th season as head coach.
His commitment and family roots have steadied the program despite recent challenges + earned praise from players and staff.
The Spokesman-Review launched its college football special section today, offering previews, analysis and game predictions for teams throughout the Inland Northwest (including coverage of the Cougs and Pirates).
Readers can explore insights on coaching updates and team strategies.
On Tuesday, Aug. 25, the Multi-Cultural & Behavioral Health Center spotlighted equity for older residents by presenting programs that support diverse cultural needs and behavioral health services.
A fire in Tucker Prairie has forced level 3 evacuations in Spokane County — the incident covers 2 acres and boundaries stretch from 29209 W Tucker Prairie to S Hunter Rd and from Jackie Rd to Hunter Rd, according to Spokane Fire District 3.
More than 104,000 students in Eastern Washington will be able to read The Spokesman-Review digital edition this school year as part of District 101's partnership to boost media literacy and civic engagement.
Educators will use classroom activities (like the Media Detective) to help students analyze news sources.
Finch Arboretum will host the Tree Trot 5K Fun Run on Saturday, Oct.
3 to raise funds for the Willow nature-based playground project (9AM competitive run and 11AM family trail walk). Adults pay $30 while youths under 16 pay $20, and registration is required for both in-person and virtual participation.
Retired developer Walt Worthy launched the Karen Worthy Memorial Wildfire Grant Fund (Aug.
27) at Balboa Elementary School to offer $10K grants to each homeowner or renter who lost belongings in the Spokane Complex fires; applications remain open until Oct. 18 with funds distributed on a rolling basis by November.
Residents expressed deep concerns about the environmental & economic impacts of planned data centers during a Planning Commission meeting after the county approved a moratorium on new projects on Aug.
18. Officials will hold public meetings with a review scheduled on Sept. 15.
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