Amanda Sullender is a health reporter for The Spokesman-Review, focusing on local news in Spokane, Washington. With a background in journalism and a passion for covering important community issues, Amanda's work highlights stories related to public health, environmental concerns, and social justice.
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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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By: Amanda Sullender
Longtime Spokane Rep. Marcus Riccelli is hoping to make the jump to the state Senate, while newcomer Jim Wilson is hoping to put Olympia in a new direction.
Democrat Carmela Conroy and Republican Michael Baumgartner, candidates for Washington’s 5th Congressional District seat, shake hands after debating the issues, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2024, at Gonzaga University Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center. Spokesman-Review City Hall reporter Emry Dinman moderated the debate. COURTESY PHOTO| COLIN MULVANY/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW
By: Amanda Sullender
A Spokane doctor is accused of defrauding taxpayers of $1.5 million in COVID relief money to buy sports cars, an Arizona townhouse and other items.
By: Amanda Sullender
After being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease at 50, Janice Hall felt her tremors get worse. Three years after being diagnosed she could “feel a kind of fluttering” that her medication could not stop.
By: Amanda Sullender
At Timber Run Reserve, a pet and its owner can be buried together for all time. That's the pitch for the new memorial garden just off of Riverside Cemetery in Spokane.
By: Amanda Sullender
Percy "Happy" Watkins, one of Spokane's most prominent civil rights leaders, died Friday. He was 82.
By: Amanda Sullender
Kids might need coats over their costumes while trick-or-treating . The National Weather Service forecasts Spokane to be cold and wet Thursday evening.
By: Amanda Sullender, Monica Carrillo-Casas
By now, Skelly is a Halloween institution. While Halloween lawn decorations are nothing new, they've grown scarier and more robust in Spokane and across the country thanks to the imposing 12-foot skel ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
By: Amanda Sullender
The Spokane Public Schools board filled a vacant seat Friday in a 3-1 vote. Nicole Bishop, philanthropy manager at Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners, will be sworn in as an SPS board member next week.
By: Amanda Sullender
By sprinkling dried roses over her late husband's grave, Wendy Franklund Miller believes the flowers will become one with him as they decay.
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