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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By: Amanda Sullender
For hundreds of families who have lost their homes, recovery will start at Shadle Park High School.
By: Amanda Sullender
In “The Trail to Oregon,” a family of farmers flee their burned home for prosperity out West. Those behind the production did not expect the musical comedy would hit so close to home.
By: Amanda Sullender
In "The Trail to Oregon," a family of farmers flee their burned home for prosperity out West. Those behind the production did not expect the musical comedy would hit so close to home.
By: Amanda Sullender
Foreign policy took center stage in The Spokesman-Review's debate between Republican Congressman Michael Baumgartner and Democrat Carmela Conroy on Wednesday.
By: Amanda Sullender
Then-Vice President Mike Pence does not remember January 6, 2021, as a day of tragedy. He remembers it as a day that became a “triumph of freedom.”
By: Amanda Sullender
Then-Vice President Mike Pence does not remember Jan. 6, 2021, as a day of tragedy. He remembers it as a day that became a "triumph of freedom."
By: Amanda Sullender
Both candidates have a background in international relations and foreign affairs
By: Amanda Sullender
The most bipartisan moment of former Vice President Mike Pence's career in public service was the morning of 9/11.
By: Amanda Sullender
The most bipartisan moment of former Vice President Mike Pence's career in public service was the morning of 9/11.
By: Amanda Sullender
The focus of the early part of last week's congressional debate for the seat representing Eastern Washington was foreign policy.
