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- Sep 16, 2026
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Spokane Braves make move to new Western International Junior Hockey League: 'It's the same puck' (opens the original)
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For 55 years, the Spokane Braves had a home in the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League. The Braves will begin the 2026-27 season as one of 10 founding members of the Western International Junior Hockey League, a new independent league formed by eight former KIJHL teams and two other franchises. For the Braves, the move is less about leaving something behind than creating a better path forward. “We just decided it was better for us to split off and do our own thing,” Braves president Bob
Local social media influencer grows following with motivational videos (opens the original)
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Morgan Boring’s voice is difficult to ignore. She sits in her car, looks into the camera and begins with an excuse familiar to anyone who has ever struggled to get out of bed: Maybe she doesn’t feel like going to the gym. Maybe life is hard. Maybe missing one day won’t matter. Then comes the laugh. Boring’s face changes. The music kicks in. And she screams. She is loud, intentionally over the top and, at first glance, a little ridiculous. Over the summer, the Rathdrum resident’s Instagram accoun
From the ballpark to the bookshelf: Bobby Brett finds a new way to share his love of sports (opens the original)
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Bobby Brett has spent decades putting sports in front of Spokane audiences. As managing partner of the Spokane Indians and Spokane Chiefs, he has helped oversee two of the area’s most prominent professional sports franchises. He grew up playing baseball in Southern California, built a career around the sport and later developed a love for hockey through his involvement with the Chiefs. So when a longtime acquaintance approached him about writing a children’s book, Brett figured he would give it
Owner of several government-themed restaurants opening new location in Spokane Valley (opens the original)
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Capitol Bar & Grill is the latest addition to a growing family of politically themed restaurants, but owner Raci Erdem says the decision to open another restaurant was never part of his grand plan. Instead, it began the way many of his ventures have. He walked into a building, looked past what it was and imagined what it could become. “We started looking for the location and different places available,” Erdem said. “It was destiny. We walked in here, and it wasn’t in the best shape as a restaura
The Colfax Way: Inside a small-town sports hotbed as three former high school coaches enter halls of fame (opens the original)
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Three Hall of Fame inductions in the span of a month would be an extraordinary accomplishment for most athletic departments. At Colfax High School, it almost felt inevitable. During an 11-day span in May, football coach Mike Morgan and girls basketball coach Corey Baerlocher entered their state coaches association Halls of Fame, while volleyball coach Sue Doering was inducted into the WIAA Hall of Fame. Each built one of the state’s premier programs in their respective sports. Together, they coa
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