State Book News Today

diluting yourself. the radicals on the left demand total obedience -- sorry, allyship. these go with the lefts overriding goal the destruction of nuclear family and the judiah family tradition. take what the left did to ben sass. [ chanting ]. >> laura: now, despite the fact that sass voted to convict former president trump in his second impeachment trial, the left mobilized to oppose his becoming the new president of the university of florida. hes still in contention. now, he spoke at...

North Carolina native and best-selling Author Wiley Cash has teamed up with Our State Magazine to host their new podcast, "Our State Book Club", where Cash spotlights writers from across the state. He sat down on the Friday Feature to talk about it. Jill McCorkle will be his guest in June.

FELLOWSHIP FUNDING Four Spokane County artists will each be receiving a $10,000 fellowship award from Artist Trust, a Seattle-based arts nonprofit. Modern-day storyweaver and performer...

Bill would make the Aitken Bible, along with Tocqueville's 'Democracy in America' and Dolly Parton's 'Coat of Many Colors,' official state books.

The first time Judy Willman saw “The Boys in the Boat,” she couldn’t help but view it as a documentary. It was, after all, an epic tale of Olympic Games heroes centered in large part around her father, Joe Rantz.

Story with Sequim tie has advance screening

The commission could play a significant role in shaping what the future of health care looks like and be a crucial sounding board for the governor in crafting future proposals.

The law professors who signed the open letter said Hochul's proposed changes to the New York's bail law would exacerbate pre-existing racial and wealth disparities.

Plus: Teladoc lays off 300 nonclinical workers amid losses and uncertainty Medco facilities partner with cardiac care firm on cardiac rehab for Bronx seniors Several counties show signs of poor infant health, high uninsured rates, report finds   

In this week’s episode of KNAU's series PoetrySnaps!, we meet Kelli Russell Agodon. When it comes to writing poetry, she says she’s all about quantity.