“More than 1 in 4 adults in the United States—over 70 million people—have a disability,” reports The Arc, a national organization that advocates for individuals and families
By Lara Hemingway, former trustee of the Library Board and current Board President for the Northwest Autism Center When my kids were little, we frequently
You’ve heard of the Magic School Bus, but have you considered how wonderful an affordable, safe, and effective public transportation system is? Bus systems are complex and require a lot of care and attention. Here in town, Spokane Transit Authority makes sure our public transportation gets people to the places
Horror is a polarizing genre. I’ve learned this after we—meaning the Spokane Is Reading committee—selected The Reformatory by Tananarive Due as the 2025 featured Spokane Is Reading title. Some people, upon hearing it was classified as horror, cheered. Others told me, grimacing, “Ug. I hate horror.” Since I joined the
Tananarive Due’s award-winning horror novel The Reformatory is this year’s selection for Spokane Is Reading. Spokane Is Reading will host a virtual talk with author Tananarive Due about her book The Reformatory on October 23, 2025. Please note: Because of unforeseen circumstances for the author, she is unable to travel
When I was researching the destruction of Kettle Falls for my novel The Cassandra, I came across a HistoryLink article by local writers Claire Nisbet and Jack Nisbet about a Syilx and Sinixt writer named Mourning Dove (Christine Quintasket). I was surprised I’d never heard of her—she’d lived in East
Written by KayCee Downey, AICP The City of Spokane is planning for the future, actively updating its Comprehensive Plan through the PlanSpokane 2046 Periodic Update. The Comprehensive Plan includes goals and policies that guide and prioritize how our City grows and makes decisions, helping shape everything from housing and transportation
Spokane Public Library is partnering with CHAS Health to help make healthcare more accessible to our community. Every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., you can make an appointment to access Chas Health telehealth services at Central Library. You’ll receive a tablet, instructions for accessing telehealth services, and a
“More than 1 in 4 adults in the United States—over 70 million people—have a disability,” reports The Arc, a national organization that advocates for individuals and families
By Lara Hemingway, former trustee of the Library Board and current Board President for the Northwest Autism Center When my kids were little, we frequently
You’ve heard of the Magic School Bus, but have you considered how wonderful an affordable, safe, and effective public transportation system is? Bus systems are complex and require a lot of care and attention. Here in town, Spokane Transit Authority makes sure our public transportation gets people to the places
Horror is a polarizing genre. I’ve learned this after we—meaning the Spokane Is Reading committee—selected The Reformatory by Tananarive Due as the 2025 featured Spokane Is Reading title. Some people, upon hearing it was classified as horror, cheered. Others told me, grimacing, “Ug. I hate horror.” Since I joined the
Tananarive Due’s award-winning horror novel The Reformatory is this year’s selection for Spokane Is Reading. Spokane Is Reading will host a virtual talk with author Tananarive Due about her book The Reformatory on October 23, 2025. Please note: Because of unforeseen circumstances for the author, she is unable to travel
When I was researching the destruction of Kettle Falls for my novel The Cassandra, I came across a HistoryLink article by local writers Claire Nisbet and Jack Nisbet about a Syilx and Sinixt writer named Mourning Dove (Christine Quintasket). I was surprised I’d never heard of her—she’d lived in East
Written by KayCee Downey, AICP The City of Spokane is planning for the future, actively updating its Comprehensive Plan through the PlanSpokane 2046 Periodic Update. The Comprehensive Plan includes goals and policies that guide and prioritize how our City grows and makes decisions, helping shape everything from housing and transportation
Spokane Public Library is partnering with CHAS Health to help make healthcare more accessible to our community. Every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., you can make an appointment to access Chas Health telehealth services at Central Library. You’ll receive a tablet, instructions for accessing telehealth services, and a
