Cindy Hval

In 1967, answering machines, athletic bras and automatic car windows debuted. Jimi Hendrix performed at the first Monterey Pop Festival and Aretha Franklin released her enduring hit “Respect.”

Their whoops of exuberant joy as they ran to the car to greet us more than made up for the 2 a.m. wake-up call and the grueling hours aboard a plane.

When you call Elizabeth Swan, her phone message says, “You've reached the Care Bear Queen.”

Discover the peace-loving beliefs of Spokane Quakers and their opposition to war. Learn about their history of a quiet and reflective faith.

Like many of us, Roz Luther and Shirley Grossman are concerned about the deepening political polarization in our county.

By Cindy Hval For The Spokesman-Review It's the second most wonderful time of the year!

Most boys who grew up in the 1950s built a model airplane or two, and Harold Miller is no exception.

Feedback from my column about the amusing things my husband says was unanimous with readers asking for another installment.

By Cindy Hval For The Spokesman-Review The signs. When you mention Golden Rule Brake, the first thing people usually remark on are the reader boards featuring amusing or thought-provoking messages.

Nowadays, Chuck Little may be best known for being the father of former professional stock car racing driver Chad Little. But the senior Little made his own mark in Spokane racing history.