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Nina Culver

Nina Culver is a freelance journalist and North Idaho native who has called Spokane home for the last 30 years. She started working at The Spokesman-Review in 1995 as a work study intern while still a journalism student at Gonzaga University and stuck around for the next 22 years, covering everything from religion to crime. She has an adult daughter and two grandsons who keep her hopping and if she has any free time she likes to read.
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‘Will they hear me now?’ uses a local mother’s loss to teach medical advocacy

Discover the inspiring story of a mother's medical advocacy journey after her daughter's misdiagnosis and tragic loss to Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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Kids Connect program introduces refugee youth to Spokane’s wastewater system

Discover how Spokane's Kids Connect program is helping immigrant and refugee children explore the city's wastewater treatment system and the rest of Spokane.
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Homecoming of the heart: Rev. Patrick Hamm’s 1st Anniversary at the church of his roots

The Rev. Patrick Hamm to celebrate his first pastoral anniversary at Mt. Olive Baptist Church. Learn about his deep roots and connection to the church.
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Spokane Couple’s 15-Year Journey: From Volunteers to Community Builders in Ghana

Dan and Lori Houk have spent 15 years transforming a remote Ghanaian town through their nonprofit, building businesses, launching a school, and creating opportunities for local children and families.
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Westminster Presbyterian closes: Pastor Reflects on Legacy of Community Service

Uncover the rich history of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Spokane. Follow the final years of Rev. Sandy Brockway's leadership and the church's lasting impact.
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Cattle ranch to church leader: Tim Cobb steps up as new president of Spokane LDS Stake

Learn about Tim Cobb, the newly appointed president of Spokane Stake in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Spokane library hosts Taiko drumming event for AAPI Heritage Month

Experience the mesmerizing beats of Spokane Taiko drum group during Asian American & Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
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