Ideas Abound On How To Fix Riverfront Park Parks Director Wants Action, Not Study, To Make Park Better Thu., Oct. 15, 1998
Live, From Spokane, It’S The Mayor Talbott Show Police Chief Joins Mayor In Answering Citizens’ Questions During Debut Of Call-In Cable Television Show Fri., Oct. 9, 1998
News > Nation/World Crime Check Callers On Hold Vital Police Line Gets More Calls Than Harried Operators Can Handle Sun., Oct. 4, 1998
Missing Woman Fits Profile Of Killer’S Prey Task Force Search Spreads Across Northwest For Woman Who ‘Just Basically Disappeared’ Sat., Oct. 3, 1998
Traffic Stop Leads To Drug Bust Cocaine, Weapons, Cash Found In West Central Home Wed., Sept. 30, 1998
Spokane Man Pleads Guilty In Bank Fraud Case Petersen Admits To Taking More Than $6 Million In Scheme Tue., Sept. 22, 1998
Midway Between Being Kids And Grownups Teenagers Check Out The Fair Without Their Parents Sat., Sept. 19, 1998
Fair Humming To New Beat Most Popular Critters This Year Turn Out To Be The Llamas Thu., Sept. 17, 1998
Living Off The Fair Woman Raised Her Family By Serving Up Barbecue On The Local Fair Circuit Tue., Sept. 15, 1998
Animals Steal The Show Fair’S First Day Full Of Fun, Food, New Rides, Entertainers Sat., Sept. 12, 1998
Ad Campaign Designed To Make Teens Think Aggressive Statewide Program Focuses On Sexual Assault Wed., Sept. 9, 1998
News > Nation/World Fair Weaves Tradition With The Farming Life Event Offers Chance To Teach The Public About Agriculture Tue., Sept. 8, 1998
News > Nation/World Organizers Take Fresh Look At Past Changes Designed To Boost Crowds Tue., Sept. 8, 1998
News > Nation/World Never To Old To Dream Three Spokane Women Discover That Their Desire For A Children’S Museum Has Changed Their Community, Careers, Lives Mon., Aug. 31, 1998
News > Nation/World Prairie Chicken Dancing Art Form Has The Power To Bring People Together Sat., Aug. 29, 1998
Women Focus On Progress Work For Equal Rights Is Never Completed, Activists Tell Group Thu., Aug. 27, 1998
A Little Horseplay Teens Bring A Refreshing New Look To The Ancient Game Of Kings Fri., Aug. 21, 1998
Boy Ran From Police, Attacked Sheriff’S Dog Four Teens Arrested After Stealing, Crashing Car; One Hospitalized Tue., Aug. 18, 1998
Looking Beyond Color Multicultural Families See They Aren’T So Different After All Fri., Aug. 14, 1998
Lawyer Michael Ke Dies At 55 He Became First Commissioner For Spokane’S Court Of Appeals Fri., Aug. 7, 1998
Fire Crews Fight Heat As Well As Structure Fire Fire Spread To Field, Crews Worked In Shifts To Avoid Heat Exhaustion Wed., Aug. 5, 1998
