Eastern Washington University News

The Northwest job market will stay sluggish for the next year. That prediction comes from at least one economist.

Chief Warrant Officer Niall Lyons will be buried in Spokane Monday morning. The 40-year-old was killed in Afghanistan last month when the helicopter he was in crashed.

When autumn's in the air, the aroma of harvest breads baking and rich with pumpkin or other fruit fresh from the fields often wafts from the kitchen of Jessica Rauth of Poulsbo.

The military hasn't released the names of the 13 victims killed at Fort Hood. The following list of 11 of the victims was compiled from various news agencies, including the San Antonio Express-News, and based on interviews with their families.

Contacts Second Harvest Food Bank, www.2-harvest.org , 534-6678 Rotary Club of Spokane-West, Bob Slyter, 599-6808 The signs said "closed" at most Green Bluff farms, but the parking lots were filled with cars and buses as almost 400 volunteers descended for the final pick of the season.

Former Eastern basketball coach Steve Aggers won Big Sky coach of the year honors twice with the Eagles.danp@spokesman.com There were times during his 32 years as a college basketball coach - including a few during his five-year stay at Eastern Washington University - when Steve Aggers felt a bit like the guy pushing a mop bucket at your local ...

Seventeen public and private colleges and universities from across the state will attend a college fair at Olympic College's Bremer Student Center on Tuesday and Wednesday.

A Chief Warrant Officer from Spokane was in killed action in Afghanistan. The helicopter that went down in Afghanistan October 29, 2009 claimed seven lives one was from Spokane.

Professors and fellow students are remembering a Spokane area soldier and Eastern Washington University grad who died earlier this week when the helicopter he was flying crashed in Afghanistan.

The Department of Defense confirmed the identities of seven American soldiers who died of wounds from a helicopter crash in Darreh-ye Bum, Afghanistan on October 26.

Hears Spooky Noises When She Has Company And Offers $15 Reward for Capture. CHENEY, Wash., Oct.

Students Kristin Nelson, kneeling, and J.B. Lange of Gar-Pal High School check out programs at the Spokane National College Fair at the Convention Center on Thursday, Oct.

Irish poet and playwright Paula Meehan will read from her work on Wednesday, November 4, at 7:30 p.m. in ASU's Belk Library and Information Commons Room 114.

Breelyn Boe, left, and Carver work on art projects at the Art Coop. Class in the Coop The Art Coop will offer a class on making microscope slide pendants on Friday.

Eastern Washington University's soccer team finds itself in a rare position and facing a difficult challenge as it heads into the final week of the regular season.

Several students at Coupeville High School are helping others and earning college credit at the same time.

To be quite honest, my perception of public relations is largely the product of its portrayal on television and in Hollywood films.

Karst Brandsma, the former deputy superintendent of Everett Public Schools, has been appointed the acting deputy superintendent of the Bellingham School District.

All three Division I basketball programs in Eastern Washington opened practice on Friday.

This editorial is about the 16th District race for the state House of Representatives.