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Spokane punk bands raise money for nonprofits through benefit concerts

Spokane’s punk and hardcore community are raising money for causes ranging from homelessness and food access to immigrant support.

Wenatchee banner applications ‘permanently suspended’ surrounding ongoing uproar

Wenatchee will stop accepting banner applications after backlash over approving Turning Point-backed Family Month banners instead of Pride banners for June.

New book ‘Chosen Land’ examines Christianity’s deep influence on American identity

Washington State University historian examines the 500-year relationship between Christianity, politics and American identity in his new book “The Chosen Land.”

‘The Tribes are still here’: Salish School of Spokane breaks ground on new campus

The Salish School of Spokane will celebrate the groundbreaking of its new campus with Tribal leaders, student performances and a traditional ceremony.

American Indian Community Center makes plans for forever home

Spokane’s American Indian Community Center is working to build a permanent cultural and community space serving urban Native families and Indigenous traditions.

Maypole, magic and community: Pagan holiday Beltane returns to Spokane

The Pagan Children of the Crossroads Coven invite the community to celebrate Beltane at Friendship Park with rituals, workshops and a festive welcome to spring.

Singer-songwriter Skye Peterson brings new album to Spokane’s Faith Bible Church

Award-winning singer Skye Peterson will perform at Faith Bible Church on May 15, sharing new music that explores faith, doubt and life’s emotional journey.

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