The Spokane Symphony will conclude 2025 and ring in the New Year with Beethoven’s monumental Symphony No. 9.

The debate between real Christmas trees and artificial ones has been going on for decades. Artificial because they are easy and reusable. Real because well, they are real and fill the house with a ...

From a tiny Nativity scene carved in stone to a large blow-mold plastic set, Rhonda Fischer’s collection embraces the spirit of the season.

The entire staff was there at our first Christmas Eve office party, including our Basque contingency Santiago Saizarbitoria and his wife Maria and even Double-Tough had ventured up from our distant ...

This year, John and Cindy Bryant of No-Li Brewing are the Mr. and Mrs. Claus on the front page. “I have one ask,” John Bryant said of his response when asked by Spokesman-Review Editor Rob Curley to ...

My grandmother is 95, or 117, or somewhere in between. Every day, she wakes up, drags her 30-feet-of-freedom cable into the kitchen to make the World’s Weakest Coffee, butters a half slice of toast, ...

A Charlie Brown Christmas” performer Taylor Priday-Key is a self-proclaimed nerd about “Peanuts,” the beloved comic strip created by Charles M. Schultz that follows the adventures of Charlie Brown, a ...

Each year we like to celebrate the holiday season with a Christmas card for our readers that showcases the best of the Inland Northwest, from the Spokane Falls to the Ice Ribbon. This year, ...

The Christmas spirit is alive and well in Eastern Washington and North Idaho, where residents have rallied to support the Christmas Bureau.

Sebastian Bach is bringing a slew of rock hits to Spokane. After Bach became the front man and lead vocalist of an up-and-coming band called Skid Row in the late 1980s, the group soon found mainstream ...

Because no one wants to read about politics on Christmas Day, here's something light for readers who pick up the paper sometime between the kids waking up before dawn and everyone passing out after a ...

There are no words expressive enough to aptly thank the Avista employees who worked long, hard hours in the cold to restore our power Dec. 17. And not only in this instance, but on many in the past.