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By Christina Ulrich Imagine Eastern Washington 17 million years ago… Where, at one time, stood mountainous regions formed by volcanic activity and tectonic shifts, “suddenly” became an enormous layered…
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by Ivy Rose Excerpt from The Old River Road, a brand new novel documenting the lives of the author’s great-great-grandparents, who travelled from Chicago to Spokane. Join us now…
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article and photos by Tammy Merrill Which came first, the chicken or the egg? It is an age old question jokingly debated by the experienced and used to provoke the minds…
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by Beth Finch, CSPF Chairman Research shows that across the U.S. access to parks and pool facilities have become a measure of community wealth – a tool for attracting businesses…
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by Christina Ulrich In 1883, three families took the first wagon train through Eastern Washington to settle in what is now Lincoln County. These carpenters and woodcraftsmen came from Denmark…
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