October 2021

(The Center Square) - The city of Spokane saw the fifth largest drop in sales tax revenue among Washington communities last year after a new one report from the Washington State Auditor's office.Spokane's…

“The spice has to flow” is an often quoted line from the science fiction film Dune - Denis Villeneuve's version of the novel by Frank Herbert is celebrating next Friday, the 22nd, especially these days. The self-described "Boho meets…

Mike Pogge-Weaver will stay in Carroll as City Manager, he confirmed in an interview on Tuesday afternoon.Pogge-Weaver, 44, was one of four finalists for city manager in Marion, a city of 41,000 - the 13th…

The Revere High football team achieved something against Malden that was probably unprecedented in the history of the program: pick-6 in the first and fourth quarters of a game. Senior defensive back Addison Merida opened the scoring for…

SACRAMENTO — Gavin Newsom put California’s health care industry on notice when he was a candidate for governor, vowing in 2018 to go after the insurance companies, doctors and hospitals that leave many Californians struggling with…

Mount Vernon - Tom died at Skagit Valley Hospital on October 4, 2021 after a tough battle with cancer, aged 72.Tom was born on September 4, 1949 to Claude and Betty Dunlap in Mount Vernon, where Tom lived all his life. Tom graduated from…

From her Baltimore dining room, Susan Goodlaxson can see her neighbor gardening across the street. But while other neighbors stop to chat, Goodlaxson just watches from the window. She uses a wheelchair, and there isn’t a single…

The large film studio in Minnehaha changed hands again, which further dampened Spokane's long-standing dream of becoming Hollywood North. The Pan-American Film Corp., founded by a group of Spokane businessmen, had taken over…

ALTOONA - Bedford came up with a surprise when he defeated previously undefeated Bishop Guilfoyle (25-15, 25-20, 24-26, 23-25, 17-15) on Monday."Emma Harclerode and Natalie Lippincott eclipsed 500 careers…

December 1, 1922 - September 28, 2021Calma K. Sapp was born on December 1, 1922 in Zeeland, North Dakota, as the daughter of Adolph and Pauline Sinkbeil. She died in Longview on September 28, 2021.She moved to Longview from South Dakota…