Greg Mason

Current Position: General assignment reporter

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Greg Mason

Greg Mason joined The Spokesman-Review in 2020. Greg was formerly the news editor at the Observer-Dispatch in Utica, New York and has seven years of experience as a reporter. He currently is a general assignment reporter.

Email: gregm@spokesman.com
Phone: (509) 459-5047

Most Recent Stories

News > Military

‘Gas attendants in the sky’: How Fairchild Air Force Base operators refuel planes mid-flight

Sat., Oct. 16, 2021

For Staff Sgt. Kyle Hunt, refueling an aircraft midflight, tens of thousands of feet in the air, is something like playing a video game.

A&E > Books

Northwest Passages Book Club: Spokane mountaineer Chris Kopcyznski describes his drive to climb world’s tallest peaks

UPDATED: Wed., Oct. 13, 2021

Chris Kopczynski – a mountaineer who has braved the highest peaks on all seven continents over the course of his life – said he was “scared to death” when he printed the first 50 copies of his memoir. “I thought they would sit down in the garage,” he said. They didn’t.

News > Spokane

‘He’s here to stay’: Bing Crosby fans in Spokane optimistic after publishing company buys rights to his work

Tue., Oct. 12, 2021

Bill Stimson knows Bing Crosby has fans all around the world.

News > Crime/Public Safety

Woman shot Monday afternoon in Spokane Valley dies at hospital; investigators seek public’s help

UPDATED: Mon., Oct. 11, 2021

A woman died after she was shot Monday in Spokane Valley, and police are asking for the public’s help to find the shooter.

News > Crime/Public Safety

Man arrested in shooting death of Spokane Valley woman

UPDATED: Tue., Oct. 12, 2021

A Spokane Valley man suspected of shooting and killing a woman early Sunday morning has been arrested of suspicion of second-degree murder.

News > Higher education

Washington State University announces 88% COVID-19 vaccination rate among employees

UPDATED: Fri., Oct. 8, 2021

Nearly 90% of Washington State University employees are COVID-19 vaccinated, the university announced Friday.

News > Agriculture

Presho’s Place: New owners of Green Bluff orchard settle in after challenging start

Fri., Oct. 8, 2021

MEAD – Nick and Ivy Presho are still holding out hope of finding a treasure map to help navigate their new dozen-acre fruit orchard.

News > K-12 education

Candidates for Spokane City Council, school board sound off on climate change during forum at Gonzaga University

UPDATED: Thu., Oct. 7, 2021

Picture this: It’s 2031. Spokane has made many of the changes needed to begin addressing issues with climate change.

News > Pacific NW

Northwest energy plan emphasizes solar, wind power through 2041 with coal losing steam

Thu., Oct. 7, 2021

With coal-fueled plants becoming a thing of the past, regional experts foresee big changes coming in the next two decades for energy production across the northwest.