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Leaving Malden and looking to the future, young couple gets married and saves for home to start a new life

Leaving Malden and looking to the future, young couple gets married and saves for home to start a new life

by admin | Sep 14, 2021 | Stories

This article first appeared in the Spokesman-Review on September 12, 2021. Article by Emma Epperly Photos by Jesse Tinsley. Music drifted over a Spokane Valley backyard as Sage Butler walked down the stairs in a gown, smiling at her fiancé, Jason Hoover, who tearfully...
Marquis of Whitman County: Malden leaders have big dreams for future

Marquis of Whitman County: Malden leaders have big dreams for future

by admin | Sep 13, 2021 | Stories

This article first appeared in the Spokesman-Review on September 11, 2021. Article by Emma Epperly, Photos by Jesse Tinsley. Children play among lush green pine trees as hikers come off the John Wayne Trail to pick up lunch and a U.S. Postal Service truck rumbles by –...
Preventing fires from destroying entire towns will take communities learning to live with fire

Preventing fires from destroying entire towns will take communities learning to live with fire

by admin | Sep 10, 2021 | Stories

This article first appeared in the Spokesman-Review on September 10, 2021. Article by Laurel Demkovich.  Photos by Jesse Tinsley. In recent years, small towns, like Malden, Washington, have become victim to catastrophic fires that burned around them. As more people...
Why didn’t Malden get the federal aid requested by Inslee? It’s complicated

Why didn’t Malden get the federal aid requested by Inslee? It’s complicated

by admin | Sep 10, 2021 | Stories

This article first appeared in the Spokesman Review on September 9. 2021. Article by Orion Donovan-Smith. Photos by Jesse Tinsley. WASHINGTON – After the sun set on Memorial Day, the flag that flew over the U.S. Capitol was lowered, folded and mailed from the D.C....
The fortunes of Malden, Washington, rose and fell largely with the railroads

The fortunes of Malden, Washington, rose and fell largely with the railroads

by admin | Sep 7, 2021 | Our History, Stories

This article first appeared in the Spokesman-Review on September 6, 2021. By Jesse Tinsley.   Wilson Moreland, born in 1852, homesteaded in north Whitman County in 1884, to farm and raise cattle. Moreland was successful enough that he acquired more land around...
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