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Marmot Art Space Commercial fine art gallery in the hip new Kendall Yards section of Spokane, WA. We showcase our region’s best.

#GoCougsMeans “Go Cougs” is what we say, but what does it mean? Go Cougs means innovation, community, welcome.  Go Cougs captures the spirit of Washington State University on the field, in the lab, at the job and throughout our lives.  Lead the Movement WSU Breadlab a whole-grain champion The ...

After 11 years, a new 1.5 mile section of the North Spokane Corridor is set to open SPOKANE, Wash. — Another section of the North Spokane Corridor is set to open on Nov. 16. After four years, Wellesley Avenue will reopen in the Hillyard Area!

🏆 Congratulations to the winners of IPA 2023!
📸: Circle of Life by Moises Levy | Professional 2nd Place Winner in Nature/Animals / Pets
"This image is part of a portfolio that I have been working on for several years in a fishing village in Guerrero, Mexico. I have been attending the ritual for several years when the fishermen arrive early in the morning with the catch they obtained during the night. This image expresses the energy of the birds as they receive their first meal of the day."

Luna Spokane Luna features seasonally-inspired fare surrounded in chic, French decor while supporting the local f

Snow Sports History Saturday: Mining and skiing have a deep and intertwined history here in Park City. For example, the Silver Star Mine at Park City has a history beyond mining. In 1964 and 1965 it became known as the "Skier Subway". Skiers would enter the mine, at the base of the hill where they would get in specially modified train cars that would take them three miles into the mine where an elevator would bring them to the surface and they would ski down. The tunnel was also used as a tourist attraction during the early 1970's, much in the same way as the now-defunct Park City Silver Mine Adventure. This image is from the J. Willard Marriott Library at the University of Utah and is used with their permission.

Marmot Art Space in Kendall Yards Winner Inlander's “Best Of”! Winner Spokane CdA Living magazine’s “Best Of The City”! Feat

This Friday. Scotty Nicol. Live Music at the Cider House. 🎶

Spokane welcomed comedians Adam Sandler and Rob Schneider on Monday evening, and members of SPD’s dignitary protection team helped provide security for the performers. A lot goes into ensuring Spokane’s large events are safe for everyone involved, but as you can see from this picture, sometimes hard work can be fun!

Science is validating what gardeners have known for hundreds of years. One of the largest studies to date on gardens and gardening, by the National Institute for Health Research, found that the benefits of gardening were similar to the difference in health between the wealthiest people and the poorest people in the country. It reduces stress, lowers blood pressure, promotes feelings of mastery, accomplishment and competence, higher levels of self-efficacy, self-esteem, and psychological well-being. Here, garden designer Lottie Delamain explores the links between gardening and our mental well-being, and how the natural world can be a refuge: https://www.houseandgarden.co.uk/article/gardening-for-mental-health

2023 Fat Bear Week has crowned its winner – a “queen that’s thicker than a bowl of oatmeal” A new queen has emerged at Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska – a defensive single mama bear known for being “one of the fattest” at Brooks River. Explore.org and park officials announced Tuesday that 128 Grazer has been crowned the winner of the 2023 Fat Bear Week to join the “Hall...

Parkade parking garage in downtown Spokane reopening this week SPOKANE, Wash. — The Parkade parking garage in downtown Spokane is set to reopen on Friday, October 6.

🎉 Experience the grand debut of Spokane’s newest venue – ONE Spokane Stadium!

📆 Community Open House - Saturday, September 30 from 11am – 1:30pm

- Free Admission
- Free Parking at Spokane Arena in Lot B
- Live Entertainment & Food Trucks

🏟️ See you on the field!

En 2003, un buscador de fósiles, Kim Holt, halló el cráneo de un bisonte en un bancal en el valle del río Arkansas, cerca de Tulsa (Oklahoma, EEUU). El fósil tenía un fragmento de punta de lanza clavada en la testud al que le faltaba el pedúnculo. Tras unos análisis realizados por arqueólogos de la Universidad de Oklahoma confirmaron la autenticidad de la pieza, y por las pruebas realizadas en el cráneo confirmaron la datación de la muerte del bóvido, 5120-5125 años.

Ésto corresponde al Periodo Prehistórico Arcaico de los nativos norteamericanos, concretamente a la Cultura Claf Creek, un grupo de nomadas cazadores-recolectores que habitó en lo que ahora es el estado de Oklahoma y sus zonas limítrofes.
Debido al tamaño de la punta y la penetración en el cráneo, los investigadores sugirieron que los Claf Creek usaban propulsores (atlatl) para lanzar sus venablos o azagayas.

Are you passionate about making a positive impact in the lives of young individuals? We're looking for dedicated individuals to fill the essential role of Support Houseparent at the Hutton Settlement!

What You'll Do:
🏠 Provide support in our cottages and on campus.
👫 Supervise and engage in meaningful activities.
🚗 Assist with transportation needs.
👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 Facilitate family visitations.
🏡 Ensure cottage coverage and a warm, nurturing environment.

What We Offer:
✨ Fulfilling and rewarding work.
🏆 A chance to make a real difference in young lives.
🙌 Competitive pay & benefits.
🌻 Opportunities for growth and development.

If you're a compassionate, caring, and enthusiastic individual, we'd love to hear from you!

Learn more & apply at https://huttonsettlement.org/careers/!

Spokane History | Native American History
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Interpreting History to Create Understanding | 116 & West 116 & West created a new logo, course signage, and brand standards for the Latah Creak Gold Course to honor some of the important history in the Spokane Region

Good sauce! Thunder Pie Pizza 🍕

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! This Saturday, Sept. 23rd, we are celebrating the opening of Spokane's best damn pizza🔥. We've also teamed up as they celebrate the re-opening of their flagship store in Kendall Yards. Located 1/2 mile from each other, we’ll have food and clothing specials running all day long!

Come celebrate with us!

🌲: 1098 W. Summit Pkwy Spokane, WA 99201
🍕: 816 W Sprague Ave Spokane, WA 99201

2,500 Catholics grace the streets of downtown Spokane in Eucharistic procession Spokane residents going about their Sunday errands may have had reason to pause while passing through downtown as a crowd of an estimated 2,500 Catholics marched from the Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes, through Riverfront Park to the Podium sports complex.

Via Rick Hosmer

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Spokane Tribe 1858 Battles: Steptoe, Four Lakes and Fire on the Plains Battles of 1858 between bands of Indians of the Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, Yakama, Palouse, and Colville tribes and the United States military as they stood up ...

Michelangelo's Statue of David, created between 1501 and 1504, is known for its remarkable details, particularly in the right hand.

This iconic statue was carved from a single 6-ton slab of marble that had been discarded by two other sculptors due to flaws. The marble lay exposed to the elements for 26 years before a 26-year-old Michelangelo was awarded the contract.

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