The Front Page from April 2, 2021
Top Stories
- ‘Long overdue’: Many in Spokane say state Juneteenth bill is appreciated, but only a first step
- Gonzaga’s patron saint died young as he cared for pandemic victims
- The ‘Nembhard of Mission and Ministry’: Gonzaga campus minister reflects on faith and his time as House chaplain
- Despite wave of voting reform bills fueled by fraud fears, Republicans in charge of Idaho and Washington elections say overhaul not needed
- After nearly three weeks in the bubble, top-ranked Gonzaga remains as focused as ever
- The great debate: Gonzaga’s 2017 top-ranked defense vs. 2021’s historic offense
- Gonzaga’s run at perfect season a cause for concern among longtime Indiana fans
- Sheridan Elementary School moving forward with name change in light of general’s brutality toward Indigenous people
- ‘And there was music again’: Spokane Symphony presents five ‘Symphony @Home’ concerts virtually
- Organizers booking 2022 conventions in Spokane at pace to beat 2019
