Nina Culver is a Correspondent at various publications including The Chronicle, FāVS News, and The Spokesman-Review. She covers a wide range of topics, focusing on education, government, and politics, with a particular interest in public policy, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion issues. Nina's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Idaho State Journal and jb construction.
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By: Nina Culver
Feminist Gloria Steinem visited Spokane twice many years apart to speak about women's equality, a passion that drove her life for decades.
By: Nina Culver
When Spokane Valley resident Mark Horak fell about 15 feet off a retaining wall one evening in June, he didn't realize at first that he had fallen sideways onto a metal fence post, which pierced his t
By: Nina Culver
The Cheney School District is seeking voter approval for two replacement levies on the November ballot, one for Educational Programs and Operations and the other a Capital Levy for Technology, Security and Infrastructure improvements.
By: Nina Culver
If longtime state Rep. Joe Schmick can hold on to the support he had in the August primary over his opponent, Democrat Karina Wallace, he may have an easy path to re-election.
By: Nina Culver
Spokane County Fire District 2, which encompasses 144 square miles in the area of Fairfield, is asking voters to renew a six-year EMS levy to help pay for equipment and supplies used by the all-volunt
By: Nina Culver
The Nine Mile Falls School District is among several districts that have chosen to put levies on the November ballot instead of in February as has been done in recent years.
By: Nina Culver
Spokane County Fire District 11, which covers the 70 square miles surrounding the small southern Spokane County town of Rockford, is asking voters to renew a six-year emergency medical services levy
By: Nina Culver
A field of six candidates contending for a state House seat in Spokane County is down to two.
By: Nina Culver
Spokane County Fire District 12, which serves the southern Spokane County towns of Waverly and Latah and the surrounding area, has a replacement emergency medical services levy on the November ballot.
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