Amanda Sullender is a Health Reporter at The Spokesman-Review. With a focus on health and wellness, Amanda covers a range of topics including consumer health, mental health care, and the intersection of climate policy and healthcare. She has been featured in various publications such as Wenatchee World, The Columbian, and Yahoo News.
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Amanda's coverage primarily focuses on local health and community-related issues in Spokane, Washington. She appears to be particularly interested in topics related to public health, well-being, and environmental factors that impact the region.
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With three countywide officials retiring or already retired, voters have new choices for three Spokane County offices this November.
By: Amanda Sullender
Spokane voters will choose a new state legislator this fall in a seat long held by retiring Rep. Timm Ormsby.
By: Amanda Sullender
One Spokane County District Court judge candidate will not use artificial intelligence from the bench. His opponent says that is naive.
By: Amanda Sullender
“The Minutes” hides a misremembered town secret within the records of a typical town council meeting.
By: Amanda Sullender
Cars backed up to the street waiting in Chick-Fil-A's drive-through as the chain opened its second Spokane location Thursday.
By: Amanda Sullender
Cars backed up to the street waiting in Chick-fil-A's drive-thru as the chain opened its second Spokane location Thursday.
By: Amanda Sullender
Newly diagnosed with celiac disease, Conrad Manfred and his 7-year-old daughter quickly realized there was nowhere they could safely eat out.
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By: Amanda Sullender
Education was the focus at a KSPS debate between the two candidates vying for Spokane's statehouse seat.
By: Amanda Sullender
Republican Rob Chase is hoping to hold on to a Spokane Valley statehouse seat he has held for more than 20 years.
By: Amanda Sullender
The northern and western edges of Spokane came into focus as candidates for the 6th state house district debated the issues at KSPS this week.
