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Eastern Washington

Library exhibit honors Spokane River salmon and the Spokane Tribe’s fishing heritage

A Spokane Public Library exhibit by Spokane Tribe artist George Hill explores the Spokane River's salmon history, culture and efforts to restore the fish.
Eastern Washington

Faith leaders rally at Spokane federal courthouse to defend voting rights

Interfaith leaders gathered outside Spokane's federal courthouse to defend voting rights, condemn election interference and call for free and fair elections.
Commentary

Why moral panics harm everyone and how humanism breaks the cycle

Janet Marugg examines moral panics, scapegoating and “folk devils,” arguing that humanism can counter fear and dehumanization by centering dignity and equality.
News

Washington Christian camp teaches creation care through Sunrise Farms

Christian Cascades Camp in Yelm transformed a former equestrian ranch into Sunrise Farms, teaching campers farming, stewardship and Christian creation care.
Commentary

Ask A Jew: What are some of the Jewish food traditions related to celebration?

Jewish holiday foods carry centuries of history and symbolism, from challah and wine to apples, honey, latkes and Passover seder foods.
Commentary

Why workplace bans on tattoos and dyed hair ignore the spirit of the person

Julie A. Ferraro argues that tattoos, hair color and personal appearance should not determine a person's worth, work or ability to serve others.
Eastern Washington

Spokane families open their homes to refugee teens who crossed the border alone

Lutheran Community Services Northwest seeks Spokane foster families for young refugees, while current foster parents share the challenges and rewards.
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