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Morgen White

Morgen White graduated from Washington State University summa cum laude with a degree in broadcast journalism. She currently works at Bishop Place Senior Living as a Lifestyle & Leisure Specialist, which includes day-to-day activities and larger event coordination. Despite working full-time, her passion for journalism has pushed her to continue working at Northwest Public Broadcasting as an announcer and producer, as well as to continue making social media content and writing for FāVS News on her weekends.
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What happens when Spokanites learn the art of everyday peacemaking?

Jer Swigart with Global Immersion will lead an Everyday Peacemaking Workshop at Hamblen Park Presbyterian Church on March 29 to equip Spokanites for peacebuilding.
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Spokane’s Anam Cara turns three with ‘Best place for wellness or relaxation’ award

Hannah Talbot opened Anam Cara Healing Center in 2022, overcoming early skepticism to create a community-focused wellness space, recently winning a "Best in Downtown" award.
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Thrive International pushes forward despite new federal refugee cuts

Already expanding to Tacoma, Thrive International continues its refugee resettlement mission despite new federal funding cuts, powered by private donations and state support.
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150+ Rally in Moscow for Reproductive Rights, DEI at People’s March

More than 150 people gathered in Moscow, Idaho for a reproductive rights rally organized by Bans Off Moscow, protesting state abortion restrictions and the University of Idaho's DEI ban. Demonstrators braved freezing temperatures to advocate for immigrant and women's rights.
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Westminster Respite Facility offers medical care for homeless

Explore the new Westminster Respite Facility in Spokane. It offers care to homeless people with acute or chronic medical needs.
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LDS Church Opens New Pullman Stake, Serving 2,000 Members on the Palouse

The Pullman Washington Stake, which opened in October, comprises five congregations and about 2,000 church members in Pullman, Colfax and surrounding towns. The congregations were previously part of the Moscow Idaho Stake.
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Retired Whitworth professor challenges leadership myths in new book on servanthood

Discover biblical lessons on servanthood in Gordon Jackson's new book, 'I'll Be Your Server.' Explore the lives of 35 biblical servants and learn valuable lessons for today.
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