Elena Perry is a legislative reporter for The Spokesman-Review, focusing on local news in Spokane, Washington. Her work covers a range of topics including weather, local businesses, cultural events, education, and technology. Elena's articles provide in-depth coverage and analysis of issues that impact the Spokane community.
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By: Elena Perry
Not many can say President Joe Biden botched the delivery of a joke they wrote. Spokane Public Schools new board appointee Nicole Bishop can.
By: Elena Perry
After authoring and designing pages on myriad topics from the Star Spangled Banner to Chick-Fil-A and Henry Ford's Quadricycle , you'd think Charles Apple would run out of topics to feature in his Further Review series.
By: Elena Perry
After a well attended school board meeting Tuesday with over an hour's worth of public comment decrying transgender athletes' participation in school sports, Central Valley School Board members will a ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
As winter is well on its way, road work projects are winding down, and Spokane has one street closure scheduled this week as construction persists on the North Spokane Corridor.
By: Elena Perry
At a packed and lively meeting , The Central Valley School Board on Monday passed a resolution and sent a letter against transgender girls' participation in girls sports.
By: Elena Perry
Spokane Public Schools is dealing with a surge of homeless students that mirrors what is happening on the streets of downtown Spokane.
By: Elena Perry
Each with potential property tax proposals on the horizon, Spokane Public Schools and the city Parks and Recreation Department have launched a study to see how the two could partner moving forward.
By: Elena Perry
Ferris High School is to be the fourth Spokane high school to get its own CHAS-run health center on campus, the school board decided Wednesday.
By: Elena Perry
The school surprised Carla Olman Peperzak on her 101st birthday. Colin Mulvaney/THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW
By: Elena Perry
SPOKANE, Wash. — Forced to hide from Nazi forces, Anne Frank had little exposure to the outside world beyond the cramped attic she shared with her family.
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