HomeAuthorsPosts by Max Broennle

Max Broennle

Max Broennle is a senior at Whitworth University. They study theater and film while writing for the Whitworthian, Whitworth's student newspaper, and freelancing for FaVS News. They will be graduating May 2026 and aim to continue their career in journalism, wherever it takes them.
Eastern Washington

New Spokane billboards link immigration enforcement to Bible verse during Lent

The WAGS political group unveiled Spokane billboards during Lent citing Matthew 25:40 to protest ICE actions and call Christians to reflect and repent.
Eastern Washington

Spokane ICE protests continue with Feb. 20 rally, weekly demonstrations

Spokane protesters continue weekly demonstrations calling to defund ICE, joining a nationwide movement sparked by deaths in ICE custody.
Eastern Washington

Spokane Fatherhood Initiative marks 10 years supporting fathers, families in crisis

The Spokane Fatherhood Initiative celebrates a decade supporting dads through training, community and advocacy, with more than 800 graduates since 2016.
Eastern Washington

Spokane Jewish Family Services hosts expert on ‘solo aging’ as 1 in 5 seniors live alone

Spokane Area Jewish Family Services hosts national speaker Nancy Ruffner for a three-part series on solo aging, support and independence.
Eastern Washington

Long Island Medium Theresa Caputo returns to Spokane for Jan. 22 show

Theresa Caputo, star of Long Island Medium, brings live spiritual readings to Spokane’s Fox Theater on Jan. 22.
Eastern Washington

Holden village flooding forces evacuation of staff, cancels winter season

Flooding and mudslides have forced the evacuation of Holden Village, a beloved Lutheran retreat, raising concerns about climate change and the future.
Eastern Washington

Spokane’s homeless population faces winter challenges: How local groups are helping

As temperatures drop, Spokane expands winter support for unhoused residents through coat drives, faith-based aid, food access and emergency housing options.
123Page 2 of 3

Must read