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Madison Pearson

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Oct 1, 2026
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Aug 2, 2026

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Madison Pearson

    Spokane arts nonprofit Terrain plans to revitalize vacant downtown building into cultural hub (opens the original)

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    Back in 2008, friends Ginger Ewing, Luke Baumgarten, Patrick Kendrick, Mariah McKay and Sara Horner sat on the patio of Spokane’s now-defunct Empyrean Coffee House and dreamed up what is now known as Terrain. The arts organization has been a pioneer in the local scene since its inception. When it was conceived nearly two decades ago, the group called themselves The Wonderground Collective. Their big idea was to throw a one-night-only party showcasing the region’s creativity and call it Terra

  2. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Madison Pearson

    Fall Arts 2026: Art Is Out There! (opens the original)

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    Each year around this time, leaves start losing their verdant color and turning shades of yellow and orange. Though the weather cools and makes those beautiful leaves fall to the ground, the region’s artists and creatives are more fired up than ever to close out the year strong with gallery shows, performances, workshops, book releases, mosh pits, stand-up sets and so much more. Within the following pages of our annual Fall Arts and Entertainment issue, you’ll not only find stories that hig

  3. Article · Aug 2, 2026 · Madison Pearson

    Spokane family trapped on Long Lake amid historic wildfires; plus, resources for those affected (opens the original)

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    As will be remembered in the Spokane history books, on Sat. Aug. 1, around noon, a fire broke out in the West Plains between Airway Heights and Riverside State Park. The fire, called the Old Trails Fire, quickly spread as wind gusts up to 45 mph and sustained winds of 10-20 mph ushered the flames throughout northwest Spokane. Two hours after the Old Trails Fire began, another fire, the Fairview Fire, began in Mead. By 2:30 pm on Saturday, there were two fires burning within Spokane County and f

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