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SPR's Doug Nadvornick reports. U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell joined Spokane community leaders Thursday in touring a new housing development for families in the Logan neighborhood. Gonzaga Family Haven is a 73-unit apartment project built by Catholic Charities. It’s wedged between Gonzaga Prep and the Spokane School District’s new Denny Yasuhara Middle School on North Foothills Drive. Jonathan Mallahan from Catholic Charities says the people who will live here come from his organization’s Rising Strong program for families recovering from drug addiction. “Rising Strong graduates have sho...

The City is chronicling the stories of the City of DeRidder in a special feature on their Facebook page called “Hometown Headlines.

Posted on Thursday, May 6th, 2021 by Jacob Hall If you want to track the evolution of the Hollywood blockbuster over the past decade, just scroll through the filmography of composer Henry Jackman. It represents an impressive slice of varied films (dramas, action films, animated adventures, comedies, monster movies), all of them unified in being expensive wide releases seen by millions of people. Here’s a select few: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle, X-Men: First Class, Kong: Skull Island, Captain Phillips, This is the End. And, of course, there’s his contributions to the Marvel Cinema...

CinemaBlend Avengers: Endgame was released a decade ago, but it's actually only been two years. In fact, it has been exactly two years, as it was on April 26, 2019 that the epic Marvel blockbuster first arrived in theaters around the world. It's an event that fans have been celebrating on social media, and the movie's directors shared some cool behind-the-scenes photos, but Robert Downey Jr. has unquestionably delivered the present of the day, as he has posted footage from the moment when Tony Stark snaps the nano gauntlet and destroys Thanos and his army. The post on Twitter came with a sho...

VIENNA — Cupid endures on a special, though long-lost, anniversary. A large, decorative marriage certificate dated Feb. 16, 1915, was found behind a picture frame by a Howland resident, and will be sent to Florida where a relative of the Trumbull County couple whose names are on the document now live. The certificate has colorful flowers, a cupid with an arrow and heart among other decorations. Vienna resident Jeff Ford, who is a Vienna Historical Society board member, said he was contacted by Howland resident Thomas Starr, who was taking an old picture frame apart when he found the ornate ...