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What to expect when Sir Paul McCartney makes his local debut at Spokane Arena on Thursday | The Spokesman-ReviewThe Dirt: New restaurant,bar to occupy former Garageland site in downtown Spokane | The Spokesman-ReviewDemolition begins on historic Spokane Valley building | The Spokesman-ReviewSandy Williams' life and legacy, 'radical empathy' celebrated at Spokane memorial | The Spokesman-ReviewSpokane Daily Chronicle, Spokesman-Review reporter Bill Morlin, 'a journalism giant,' dies at 75 | The Spokesman-ReviewBeneficial to the whole community': Fence to be erected around Camp Hope | The Spokesman-ReviewCarnival rides highlight the fun at the Spokane County Interstate Fair | The Spokesman-ReviewKendall Yards grocery store will feature chefs, local products and urban vibe | The Spokesman-ReviewIt's good to be back:' Pig Out in the Park returns to downtown Spokane after 3-year pandemic delay | The Spokesman-ReviewThere's a need for more': Five years later, MultiCare plans to keep expanding access to primary care | The Spokesman-Review10 Buck Lunch: Where to eat for cheap in downtown Spokane | The Spokesman- ReviewCounting down to fun: Cribbage clubs keep play lively throughout Spokane area | The Spokesman-ReviewThe Spokesman-Review's first high school Interns are enjoying the 'coolest' summer job in Spokane | The Spokesman-ReviewHighand Park United Methodist Church celebrates 120 years | The Spokesman- ReviewNo Goldilocks dog park': Spokane Parks seeks to replace South Hill destination amid furor for puppy playground | The Spokesman-Review3 candidates look to take McCaslin's seat in Legislature | The Spokesman- ReviewDemocrat Yates looks to unseat Republican French in race that could shift balance of power on the Spokane County Commission | The Spokesman-ReviewSteam and Gas Buffs make old fashioned rope at the Spokane County Interstate Fair | The Spokesman-ReviewCoffee roaster owners plunge into Garland District | The Spokesman-ReviewPeter Rivera's concert at the Fox is a family affair | The Spokesman-ReviewLeader of Spokane's housing, homelessness initiatives to depart city at end of month | The Spokesman-ReviewAs pandemic rages on, Spokane health district employees say poor leadership is driving dozens to leave agency | Local News | Spokane | The Pacific Northwest Inlander | News, Politics, Music, Calendar,Nokia's vision of the future is a world where the metaverse replaces smartphones | The Spokesman-ReviewMemories of Spokane's first business incubator, 2nd City, live on through exhibit 50 years after it opened | The Spokesman-ReviewSpokane County prosecutor candidates make final pitch to voters at Pints and Politics forum | The Spokesman-ReviewGreat Scott! Travel back in time this summer with these classic 1980s movies | The Spokesman-ReviewThe Spokesman-Review Podcasts | The Spokesman-ReviewA Day to Remember recalls a special night in Spokane | The Spokesman-ReviewLaughing and thinking: 'Pass Over' tackles blistering topics with humor at Stage Left Theater | The Spokesman-ReviewThey know there's no consequence': Car break-ins on the rise in Spokane, leaving police, residents and even repair shops frustrated | The Spokesman- ReviewAzars Restaurant closing in Spokane after 42 years | The Spokesman-ReviewWho spends the most on Spokane County elections? Breaking down the biggest donors | The Spokesman-ReviewSpokane-based pharmaceutical manufacturer Jubilant-HollisterStier breaks ground on 'huge' expansion | The Spokesman-ReviewLocal businesses help kick off The Salvation Army's red kettle campaign this week - KXLYThe Tri-Cities are among the fastest growing parts of Washington, according to 2020 Census data. Here's how they're dealing with explosive growth | The Spokesman-Review$14 million building proposal for Spokane County fairgrounds in limbo due to increased costs, Avista Stadium uncertainty | The Spokesman-ReviewThe Dirt: Developer advances plans to convert former Shopko to retail center in north Spokane | The Spokesman-ReviewAfter visiting Spokane VA medical center, Patty Murray says she remains committed to fixing computer system that has harmed veterans | The Spokesman -ReviewSpokane Park Board to consider placing dog park in Lincoln Park amid concerns about habitat | The Spokesman-ReviewHegsted's newest restaurant de España opens in downtown Spokane | The Spokesman-Review10 News Publishers That Do It Right 2021 | Editor and PublisherFor decades, dams have kept salmon out of the Spokane River. Now, tribes are studying how to bring the fish back | The Spokesman-ReviewSpokane County's housing demand remained strong in April as median continues above $425,000 | The Spokesman-ReviewCity of Spokane and Knezovich requesting emergency proclamation for Camp Hope | The Spokesman-ReviewGetting There: Spokane Valley pilot study to look at downsizing Sprague Avenue | The Spokesman-ReviewLaughing and thinking: 'Pass Over' tackles blistering topics with humor at Stage Left Theater | The Spokesman-ReviewSpokane teens are going bananas for Monke Business | The Spokesman-ReviewThe Dirt: Developer advances plans to convert former Shopko to retail center in north Spokane | The Spokesman-ReviewHow Spokane passed its Paul McCartney audition | The Spokesman-ReviewRob Curley: Big changes ahead in 2022 for The Spokesman-Review | The Spokesman-Review2022 Fall High School Sports Preview: Mt Spokane cross country wants more from state meet | The Spokesman-ReviewAnniversary tour of 'Hairspray' promises to bring big-hearted fun to the FICA stage | The Spokesman-ReviewTruly a family store': The General Store in Spokane, celebrating 75 years, plans for new Liberty Lake location | The Spokesman-ReviewGarland rebound: New businesses have come to the retro avenue in north Spokane as the neighborhood continues post-pandemic recovery | The Spokesman -ReviewThank you, Spokane': Paul McCartney rocks a packed Arena with Beatles classics, solo tunes and a hilarious fan interaction | The Spokesman-ReviewExperts: Racist rants by Spokane prosecutor's wife damaged his office, reputation | The Seattle TimesLong-time Spokane state representative challenged by teacher who was fired for refusing to wear mask | The Spokesman-ReviewState of the Spokane Indians: Q&A with senior VP Otto Klein on opening day, stadium renovations and return of fans | The Spokesman-ReviewA 21st Century Library: Spokane reopens its Central Library downtown after two years | The Spokesman-ReviewSpirit of Spokane Chorus heads to international competition | The Spokesman- ReviewHello Kitty Cafe truck brings whimsy to downtown Spokane during tour stop Saturday | The Spokesman-ReviewRainbows without the rain: Spokane Pride returns to the streets in 2022 | The Spokesman-ReviewLocal officials hope to target fentanyl use with concert headlined by Chris Young | The Spokesman-ReviewBringing jazz back: Late-night destination Emma Rue's adds more live music to its menu of coffee, food, desserts and craft cocktails | The Spokesman- ReviewSpokane teens are going bananas for Monke Business | The Spokesman-ReviewBook tells of mercy and madness in life of Spokane's first female physician | The Spokesman-ReviewA totally Spokane event': Orchestra powered by local universities will add new dimension to Peter Rivera's classic songs at the Fox | The Spokesman- ReviewThe Spokesman-Review | Local News, Business, Entertainment, Sports & Weather for Eastern WashingtonIt's cocktail (and dessert) hour: Emma Rue's has opened downtown serving nighttime food, libations and entertainment | The Spokesman-ReviewSixty years of caring: Sister retiring from Sacred Heart gets parade send-off | The Spokesman-ReviewLocal History - Topic page at The Spokesman-ReviewGarland rebound: New businesses have come to the retro avenue in north Spokane as the neighborhood continues post-pandemic recovery | The Spokesman -ReviewPizza amore: Market Street Pizza owners' relationship and business are rooted in the Italian favorite | The Spokesman-ReviewHedwig and the Angry Inch' comes to the Bing | The Spokesman-ReviewMemories of Spokane's first business incubator, 2nd City, live on through exhibit 50 years after it opened | The Spokesman-ReviewChad White, partners to open taco shop Uno Mas in Spokane Valley | The Spokesman-ReviewGetting There: Riverside construction downtown sparks excitement, concern from business owners | The Spokesman-ReviewGetting There: Spokane Valley pilot study to look at downsizing Sprague Avenue | The Spokesman-ReviewFun times': World Series champion manager Bruce Bochy reminisces about 1989 season with Spokane Indians | The Spokesman-ReviewAnniversary tour of 'Hairspray' promises to bring big-hearted fun to the FICA stage | The Spokesman-ReviewLaughing and thinking: 'Pass Over' tackles blistering topics with humor at Stage Left Theater | The Spokesman-ReviewDiversification at manufacturers highlighted during business association's annual tour stop in Spokane area | The Spokesman-Review10 News Publishers That Do It Right 2021 | Editor and PublisherFront & Center: Bill Parks grows Moscow-based Northwest River Supplies into thriving company | The Spokesman-ReviewRainbows without the rain: Spokane Pride returns to the streets in 2022 | The Spokesman-Review3-on-3 basketball tournament coming to Everett this July | HeraldNet.comAfter 50 years of business, iconic Spokane store files for bankruptcy | The Spokesman-ReviewFall family activities line up for getting out and on the move | The Spokesman-ReviewFall family activities line up for getting out and on the move | The Spokesman-ReviewThe Dirt: Regional accounting firm BDO Spokane planning office in Old City Hall building | The Spokesman-ReviewWho spends the most on Spokane County elections? Breaking down the biggest donors | The Spokesman-ReviewIt's worth fighting for': Spokane County neighborhood takes on gravel pit expansion | The Spokesman-ReviewThank you, Spokane': Paul McCartney rocks a packed Arena with Beatles classics, solo tunes and a hilarious fan interaction | The Spokesman-ReviewCruisin': Mild Riders Scooter Gang tours Spokane's rural routes topping just under 40 mph | The Spokesman-ReviewSide Hustle Syrups adds tasting room to production facility in Spokane Valley | The Spokesman-ReviewDifference Makers: For No-Li Brewhouse owners John and Cindy Bryant, giving is 'an honor' | The Spokesman-ReviewWho spends the most on Spokane County elections? Breaking down the biggest donors | The Spokesman-ReviewKimberly Lusk | The Spokesman-ReviewGetting There: Riverside construction downtown sparks excitement, concern from business owners | The Spokesman-ReviewWorthy Enterprises opens new corporate center in Valley | The Spokesman- Review