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New shop the Plucky Duck offers an educational soapmaking experience at its storefront near Kendall Yards

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click to enlarge Leslie Douglas photo Cristina Aranda opened her soap-making shop and retail space in May. s...

Ron and Marsha Feller entertained and educated kids with their creative paper creations for four decades. Now, see their art on display in Spokane

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click to enlarge Erick Doxey photo Some of the Fellers' paper masks are displayed at Chrysalis Gallery on...

Chrysalis Gallery on Spokane’s South Hill boosts artists of all backgrounds, including kids and veterans

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click to enlarge Erick Doxey photo Scrappy the dragonfly welcomes all to Chrysalis Gallery. Under the...

Spokane Public Library rolls out spooky October programing, including a traveling Frankenstein exhibit

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click to enlarge Photo courtesy of Spokane Public Library Librarian Vanessa Strange brought Frankenstein to the Central branch....

The Finding Human Project explores the meaning of humanity through storytelling and exercises in empathy

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click to enlarge Young Kwak photo Finding Human Project founders Diana Carson-Walker, left, and Sandy Brown...

Devika Gates shares her Indian heritage with the community as often as she can through dance, art and yoga

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click to enlarge Erick Doxey photo Devika Gates, center, rehearses bharatanatyam dance at her home. ...

How Spokane artist Amy Gurel turned a chance find in nature into her creative calling

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click to enlarge Audrina Marcum/Marcum Visuals photo Found glass shards reach out from wire branches ...

My journey from shunning audiobooks to enjoying them

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click to enlarge I stared at my car's cassette player waiting for an answer that didn't come. I'd...

Former Spokane DJs and radio staff reunite to reminisce and honor friends

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click to enlarge Young Kwak photo Paul Freeman was on the airwaves for nearly five decades....

Growing nonprofit Spokane Zero Waste aims to reduce waste, from textiles to food containers

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click to enlarge Courtesy photos Every year the city of Spokane produces about 30,000...
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