Kimberly Lusk

Current Position: copy editor/page designer

Kimberly Lusk joined The Spokesman-Review in 1998. She is a copy editor and page designer.

Email: kimberlyl@spokesman.com
Phone: (509) 459-5457

Recent Front Pages

Most Recent Stories

News > Family

Gender and sexuality books offer children, parents the language, knowledge to discuss important, sometimes awkward topics

UPDATED: Sat., March 9, 2024

Vanessa Delgado says that when she was growing up, gender and sexuality weren’t discussed as being on a spectrum. She didn’t see books that addressed such topics.

News > Family

Usher in 2024 with some fun family time

Mon., Jan. 1, 2024

Kick off the new year with some family fun. Here are 10 ideas to get you started:

News > Family

We’re smitten with your mittens: Winners of the mitten coloring contest

Mon., Dec. 25, 2023

Wow, young artists! Your creations really brightened up the office on a dark winter day. The judges enjoyed all the holiday themes and colors on the mittens you submitted.

A&E > Cooking

Christmas Star Bread shines for holiday parties

Wed., Dec. 6, 2023

For years I’ve looked at pictures of gorgeous star-, wreath- or tree-shaped holiday breads and pastries, knowing that they looked far more complicated than they really were. But, I never bothered to make one.

News > Family

Heart to heart: Young artists bring the love for annual coloring contest

Mon., Feb. 13, 2023

Wow, young artists! You really warmed the judges’ hearts on a cold winter day. You sent so many beautiful hearts our way.

News > Family

Cheerful art warms hearts: Mitten coloring contest winners

Sun., Dec. 25, 2022

These mittens may not keep hands warm, but they sure warmed the judges’ hearts.

A&E > Art

Spokane Community Observance of the Holocaust Art Contest winners announced

UPDATED: Wed., April 27, 2022

In recognition of Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Spokane Community Observance of the Holocaust Art Contest has announced its winners. High school and middle school artists were asked to create pieces on the theme “Why Holocaust Education?” For the month of May, the works will be on display.

Spokane sixth-grader wins Poison Control poster contest

Wed., April 13, 2022

Spokane sixth-grader Brook Packard won the state’s annual Poison Prevention Poster Contest.

News > Family

Valentine’s Day coloring contest winners: Shades of love

UPDATED: Mon., Feb. 14, 2022

There are so many creative ways to show love. That’s what the judges learned from the young artists who entered this year’s Valentine’s Day coloring contest. Among the bright and cheerful hearts, a few rose to the top. In the 4-and-younger category, Jaxon Roullier wowed judges with his cute Pikachu.