Nick Gibson is a County Reporter at The Spokesman-Review, where he covers surrounding counties including Spokane Valley. His reporting focuses on a blend of culture and society, with interests in events, regional news, and the intersection of law enforcement and community issues. Nick's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Oregonian, Yahoo News, and The Seattle Times.
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By: Nick Gibson
Sometimes you walk away from the table because you simply don't like “them apples.”
By: Nick Gibson
The state's oldest land conservancy will remain independent for the foreseeable future.
By: Thomas Clouse, Nick Gibson, Elena Perry, Alexandra Duggan
Editor’s note: One month since the fire, the city of Spokane issued its first permit to rebuild. Each story of the people who lost their homes is different. And yet they all share a common resilience and acknowledge the importance of community. The Spokesman-Review will report on families this year to share their recovery triumphs and setbacks.
By: Nick Gibson
Sun and smoke-weary Spokane residents will see some reprieve later this week.
By: Nick Gibson
Change is in the air inside the Spokane County Courthouse as fall approaches outside the historic building's curved windows.
By: Nick Gibson
Oscar the Grouch may soon have more housing options in Spokane County.
By: Nick Gibson
Federal assistance can be a great thing, but does little for those who cannot access it, said Franklin County wheat farmer Andrew Schafer.
By: Nick Gibson
The wildfire that burned into Medical Lake three years ago was a big part of the costliest one-day fire event in Washington state history. And then on Aug. 1, an even costlier fire erupted and burned into Spokane neighborhoods.
By: Nick Gibson
Blue bins will appear alongside spring blooms across Spokane County next year.
By: Nick Gibson
Southeastern Spokane County voters will elect a new representative in November, with big decisions likely to be decided next year by the five-member County Commission.
