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

This news roundup includes Whitworth University’s new business dean, arrests tied to a Scientology protest in Seattle, rural Pride efforts in Idaho and more.

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

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

A group of North Idaho Catholic teens joined clergy and seminarians for a mountain hike, Mass and spiritual retreat focused on faith, fraternity and discerning a call to the priesthood.

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

Retired United Methodist leader Lovett Weems Jr. discusses the denomination’s painful split, political polarization and what may come next for the church.