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Titans of Industry
The original steampunk band will transport you to a place that never was.
April 06, 2011
July
Earl camps out at the Gorge, kayaks Lake Pend Oreille, hammers the downhills, and more.
June 08, 2011
Redrinkulous
We drink all of the area's biggest, stupidest drinks so you don’t have to.
June 29, 2011
Queen's Court
An organization led by drag queens takes center stage for the area's gay community.
June 08, 2011
Pop and Circumstance
How the process of leaving religion behind gives birth to intellectual dance music
July 31, 2012
Recent Stories
- Culture & Food, Arts & Culture Dec 5, 2012
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Gifts for Pinterest Addicts
Gift Guide 2012
If you don’t know, Pinterest is a website on which people post things that they think other people will find helpful, funny, impressive, creative or just generally pleasing. If the Internet is t
- Special Guides, Gift Guide Dec 4, 2012
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Gifts for New Squeezes
Gift Guide 2012
Things aren’t serious. At least not yet, but you’d like things to begin heating up in these winter months. Here are some gifts that might get that fire lit. IGLOO KIT If you&rs
- Music & Film, Music Aug 28, 2012
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Mount Up
Warren G made a legacy for himself 18 years ago with a single song, but was it just a hit with fans or something more?
It’s nearing 10 pm on a Wednesday night and 46-year-old Michael Hudson is in an alley behind a music venue in downtown Moscow, Idaho. A constant flow of people circulates in and out of the bar,
- Culture & Food, Arts & Culture Aug 21, 2012
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Comedy Against Cancer
In its 11th year, Coaches vs. Cancer goes from black-tie gala to hosting one of the top performers in comedy
When Marcy Few went to a benefit event in North Carolina, the wife of Gonzaga head basketball coach Mark Few couldn’t have known she’d leave that night with a multi-million dollar idea €” o
- Culture & Food, Arts & Culture Jul 31, 2012
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Where Shouting Is Encouraged
The Inland Northwest gets a taste of Zimbabwean music and culture
When he lived in Zimbabwe, Tendai Muparutsa heard about a festival celebrating the diverse music of his country. The only problem? It was happening about 10,000 miles away from his home.
