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Artists can have a tough time finding a foothold in today’s market, and art as a subject has been pushed aside to some extent over the past couple decades. Established artists may even struggle with maintaining a certain level of recognizability.
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by Matthew O. Stephens An artistic passion has fueled the desire to create different things for Spokane entrepreneur Casandra Quintero. Through the encouragement and help of her husband Trent the…
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by Matthew O. Stephens Area residents are now able to savor the flavor of Ashley Whitham-Dinwiddie’s baked goods, and customers may want to get there early as they tend to…
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Bringing community and conversation to the dining table is one of the main reasons McKenzie DonTigny decided to work in the food industry to begin with, and more recently helped motivate her to start up Billie’s Diner in Airway Heights which held a grand opening on September 16.
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Area youth have been able to depend on a Spokane non-profit to help them get new or gently used clothing items and confidently shop in the store for needed items.
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In a couple of weeks area residents can find thousands of pumpkins available for purchase, and all of the proceeds will be given to various local non-profit organizations.
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Helping businesses and individuals bring new ideas to reality and onto the market is what Johnston Engineering specializes in, and they help design and develop new products in various industries across the market.
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photo and article by Matthew O. Stephens Residents of the Spokane Veterans Home can trust they will have some extra meat in their meals thanks to a donation of nearly…
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Article and photo by Matthew O. Stephens The energy was high for the first Eastern Washington scrimmage of the 2022 football season that was held on August 19. The offense…
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August 5, 2022 brought the first celebration of Unity and Diversity to Fairchild Air Force Base in over 20 years, and the turnout was better than expected according to event organizer Salor Johnson.
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