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Kali Nelson

Kali Nelson is a freelance journalist from Moscow, Idaho, and studied at the University of Idaho. She has written for both the Moscow-Pullman Daily News and the Lewiston Tribune. Her work has covered features from around the Palouse.

YWCA Spokane’s Equity for All celebrates of restorative justice and healing

YWCA Spokane’s Equity for All 2025, on April 17, will feature performances, a panel on restorative justice and a new restorative circle experience.

Pullman rallies for science funding amid federal cuts

Citizens in Pullman joined the nation-wide efforts Saturday to protest Trump’s science funding cuts and to advocate for science and research.

Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy for today: Stanford Institute director to speak at Whitworth

Lerone Martin, director of Stanford's MLK Research Institute, will explore Martin Luther King Jr.'s relevance to modern justice movements in a free public talk at Whitworth University on Feb. 26.

Redemption Spokane celebrates 10 years of services and growth

Redemption Spokane celebrates 10 years of ministry, growing from a small congregation to over 100 members despite challenges. Originally planned as a Mars Hill campus, the independent church now seeks a new location while maintaining its community focus.

Chanukah and Christmas share Dec. 25: How one Spokane family celebrates both

Chanukah and Christmas coincide on Dec. 25, presenting unique holiday planning challenges for interfaith families.

Spokane pastor’s Gonzaga exhibit explores the flag’s shifting meaning through photography

Explore Gonzaga University's Urban Art Center's exhibit 'The Pledge of Allegiance' showcasing Reverend Gen Heywood's compelling photos and snippets of the pledge.

Queer Camp at Camp Cross: Embracing LGBTQ youth with love and belonging

Find out about the first-ever Queer Camp by the Episcopal Diocese of Spokane. Offering a safe space for LGBTQ youth to discover God's love.

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