Tracy Simmons
Reporter and Editor at SpokaneFAVS
Scholarly Associate Prof @murrowcollege. Longtime #religion reporter. Currently editor of @spokanefavs & writer for @covidreligion. #cycling addict!
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2 weeks ago |
religionunplugged.com | Tracy Simmons
(OPINION) “I blinked my eyes and in an instant, decades had passed,” wrote poet John Mark Green. I felt that this week while attending the annual Religion News Association (RNA) conference in Arlington, Virginia. At a professor’s nudge, I first attended a conference in the early 2000s. I don’t remember what city it was in, or even the exact year.I do remember how awkward it felt. I stood shyly by myself — away from the religion reporters I admired so much — when I should have been networking.
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2 weeks ago |
favs.news | Tracy Simmons
News Brief by Tracy Simmons | FāVS NewsCharlie Kirk, a controversial conservative political activist, announced on Facebook that he’ll be visiting the Washington State University campus this month. Kirk, who openly supports Christian nationalism, is the co-founder of Turning Point USA, a nonprofit aimed at promoting free-market principles, limited government and fiscal responsibility among high school and college students through campus activism and educational outreach.
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2 weeks ago |
favs.news | Tracy Simmons
Commentary by Tracy Simmons | FāVS News“I blinked my eyes and in an instant, decades had passed,” wrote poet John Mark Green. I felt that this week while attending the annual Religion News Association (RNA) conference in Arlington, Virginia. At a professor’s nudge, I first attended a conference in the early 2000s. I don’t remember what city it was in, or even the exact year.I do remember how awkward it felt.
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2 weeks ago |
spokesman.com | Tracy Simmons
“I blinked my eyes and in an instant, decades had passed,” poet John Mark Green wrote. I felt that this week while attending the annual Religion News Association conference in Arlington, Virginia. At a professor’s nudge, I first attended a conference in the early 2000s. I don’t remember what city it was in, or even the exact year. I do remember how awkward it felt. I stood shyly by myself – away from the religion reporters I admired so much – when I should have been networking.
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1 month ago |
spokesman.com | Tracy Simmons
A poet once said, “The busy have no time for tears.” Lately, I hardly have time for a sniffle. My plate is usually full – too full – but I admit that April’s approach has me feeling overwhelmed. In the coming weeks, I’m serving on three panels – one local, one virtual and one in D.C. – while also delivering a keynote and two workshops at a Chicago conference. Most exciting, though, is the FāVS “Uniting the Inland Northwest” citywide gathering on April 27.
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Historic: Washington becomes first state to recognize Islamic holidays Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. The bill passed with strong bipartisan support and takes effect July 2025. https://t.co/PWABj7AcbB #EidRecognition https://t.co/GNTGl4JmGJ
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