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Nearly 40 years ago, Spokane - Washington state's second largest city - earned bragging rights for hosting Expo '74, the first environmentally themed world's fair. At the time, Spokane was the…

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Recognizing the importance of the arts throughout our community, a new partnership was launched today that will sustain and grow promotion and support for arts throughout Spokane County.

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Fall is here, temperatures are getting cooler and we are excited about what we've accomplished already this season and what's on the horizon. We recently co-hosted the American Society of Association…

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After a decade at Visit Spokane, Vice President of Business Development, Polly Phelan has taken a position with Visit Phoenix. "This is a huge loss for Visit Spokane, but such a wonderful opportunity…

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In my opinion, Spokane Washington is one of America’s most fun loving cities. Soft adventure is right outside your luxury hotel. Raft the serene Spokane River, bike the picturesque Hiawatha Trail,…

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As a mining, agriculture, and forestry hub, beginning in the late 19th century, Spokane has played an important role in shaping the Pacific Northwest, despite being overshadowed by other cities in the…

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Posts from October 2012

Spokane Goes Wild

New Community-wide Partnership Announced to Promote the Arts in Spokane

October 18, 2012-CVB Upd@te

Spokane Tourism Industry Leader Leaves Her Hometown

Luxury and Outdoor Fun in Spokane, Washington

Exploring Spokane’s Historic Spots, Part I – Downtown Heritage

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