Bonny Matejowsky

Current Position: Summer reporting intern

Bonny Matejowsky is a 2025 Spokesman-Review reporting intern.

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (509) 459-5012

Most Recent Stories

News > Pacific NW

Hagadone Media Group will take over printing of The Spokesman-Review this fall

UPDATED: Wed., July 2, 2025

Northwest Offset Printing, The Spokesman-Review's printing facility and Spokane's leading large-scale printer, is ceasing operations in September.

News > Pacific NW

Fourth of July 2025: Where to see fireworks in the Inland Northwest and how to stay safe

UPDATED: Thu., July 3, 2025

Independence Day is here, meaning parades, hot dogs and, of course, fireworks are in your near future.

News > Spokane

Winners of the Air Race Classic ‘Skybound Scotts’ find friendship through flying

Mon., June 30, 2025

This year’s Air Race Classic, a historical all-female flight competition, landed in a new city: Spokane.

News > Spokane

Thousands pack Spokane streets as Hoopfest returns

UPDATED: Sat., June 28, 2025

Emily Turner showed up for her second Hoopfest on Saturday to support her boyfriend and his team, “Trill Walton,” named after the late famous basketball player and sportscaster, Bill Walton.

Sports

Dribbling around the clock tonight: Hoopfest’s first 24-hour basketball challenge to benefit foster kids

UPDATED: Fri., June 27, 2025

Most know Hoopfest as a signature Spokane event that tips off every final Saturday in June.

Sports

Hoopfest 2025: Everything you need to know about this year’s event in Spokane

UPDATED: Fri., June 27, 2025

It’s that time of year again.

News > Spokane

‘Connected to the whole world’: Thrive hosts youth soccer camp for international children

Thu., June 26, 2025

Hart Field was a sea of neon jerseys as hundreds of kids from 28 countries took turns playing the game that transcends cultural barriers.

News > Crime/Public Safety

Travis Decker remains at large. Authorities say there’s ‘no certain evidence’ he’s alive

UPDATED: Tue., June 24, 2025

As the search for an ex-U.S. Army solider from Wenatchee accused of kidnapping and killing his three young daughters enters its fourth week, authorities say there’s “no certain evidence” that he is alive.

News > K-12 education

Peperzak Middle School honors its 101-year-old namesake and Holocaust survivor with a dedication ceremony for a sapling from Anne Frank’s tree

UPDATED: Sun., June 22, 2025

About a hundred people gathered at Peperzak Middle School Saturday to commemorate a new addition to its exterior: a horse chestnut sapling standing a few feet tall, upheld from gusts of wind by wooden stakes and protected by a fenced barrier.