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- Sep 8, 2026
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'A crucial role in my career exploration': Slingshot connects Spokane youths with career opportunities (opens the original)
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Tyler Lafferty founded Slingshot in 2021 with a mission: to challenge the expectation that high school- and college-aged people must have a single career path locked in. “I had no intention of starting a nonprofit,” said Lafferty, an entrepreneur with experience as a board member for nonprofits like the Innovia Foundation, which awards grants in Eastern Washington and North Idaho. A partner to local high schools and colleges, Slingshot is a Spokane-based nonprofit that connects youths and young
'They thrive on fire': Spokane Complex first responders encounter a surge in black fire beetles (opens the original)
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In the wake of north Spokane fire damages, first responders on -site to aid the Indian Trails Neighborhood cleanup this past week were met with a strange addition to an already eerie scene: a congregation of black biting beetles among charred pieces of wood. WSU entomology collection manager Joel Gardner expects that the insects are likely black fire beetles, wood-boring insects that tend to flock toward wildfire-scorched landscapes to lay eggs. “They come pretty fast after a fire,” Gardner said
No-Li Brewhouse raises more than double its donation commitment for Spokane Complex fire victims (opens the original)
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No-Li Brewhouse owner and founder John Bryant runs his business with a deep love of community, which became evident when, within the span of a week, No-Li raised $52,167 in addition to its initial $50,000 commitment to support Spokane fire victims. “When those fires unfortunately hit our community last weekend, the first thing we know how to do as a community brewery is to try to find a way to lend a hand and let people know it’s much more important than money at times,” said Bryant. From the da
'One of the most catastrophic events I've seen': Insurance deploys agents for Spokane fire damage claims (opens the original)
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A cluster of north Spokane insurance agencies, impacted by weekend Old Trails fire evacuations, has relied on limited staffing to service more than double their regular volume of client claims. “The majority of our customers in my book are in those areas and communities most impacted by these fires right now. So, it’s been substantial,” said north Spokane State Farm owner and agent Layne Stoops. Hemmed in by road closures on Francis to the south and Division to the east, evacuation mandates prom
Look-alike contest was a (Benson) Boone to Spokane doppelgangers (opens the original)
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Eighteen competitors resembling Washington-born singer-songwriter Benson Boone congregated in front of the Numerica Veterans Arena on Friday. Among them were mostly men and one baby, all decked out in denim and mustaches to vie for recognition as the best Boone look-alike. After two rounds of audience members cheering for the best doppelganger, KREM employee Jackson Berry pocketed the contest’s prize: two tickets to Boone’s Sunday concert as part of his Wanted Man Tour, and a “moonbeam ice cream
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