A cherished resource in this moment: our region's writers, poets and journalists

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Our staff of reporters and photographers at the Inlander has been working tirelessly to cover the coronavirus pandemic and all of its implications for the Inland Northwest — on jobs, schools, employment, the restaurant industry, arts organizations, hospitals and much, much more.

However, we’ve also tapped into a boundless resource that is our region’s community of writers, and in recent days they’ve shared with Inlander readers an awe-inspiring series of essays and stories that has left us inspired, hopeful, heartbroken and more than a little grateful.

We expect their body of work to continue to grow and we’ll update this page accordingly.

Meanwhile, continue to pick up your copy of the Inlander every week. We have experienced some disruption in where we distribute papers, but we're stocking and restocking tens of thousands of copies at local Rosauers, Super 1, URM Cash & Carry, Yoke's, Albertson's and Safeway stores, plus Papa Murphy's locations, My Fresh Basket and more. They're flying off our newsstands as soon as we drop them!

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Despite indicators of a healthy retail sector, some pandemic uncertainty can be hard to shake

By E.J. Iannelli

Despite indicators of a healthy retail sector, some pandemic uncertainty can be hard to shake

Spokane firefighters put in unprecedented hours last year, with the pay to match; also, Lesley Haskell's racist posts make national news, and Washington backtracks on long-term care

By Daniel Walters and Samantha Wohlfeil

Spokane firefighters put in unprecedented hours last year, with the pay to match; also, Lesley Haskell's racist posts make national news, and Washington backtracks on long-term care

New research looks into cannabis as a weapon in the fight against the pandemic

By Will Maupin

New research looks into cannabis as a weapon in the fight against the pandemic

As contagious omicron hits Spokane, focus on testing intensifies as hospitals fear being overwhelmed

By Samantha Wohlfeil

As contagious omicron hits Spokane, focus on testing intensifies as hospitals fear being overwhelmed
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Urban West Coast voters are pushing different priorities than some of their leaders

By Bill Bryant

Urban West Coast voters are pushing different priorities than some of their leaders

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You really should be watching women's sports

By Tara Roberts

You really should be watching women's sports

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Jacob H. Fries

Jacob H. Fries served as editor of the Inlander from 2008-2021. In that position, he oversaw editorial coverage of the paper and occasionally contributed his own writing. Before joining the paper, he wrote for numerous publications, including the Tampa Bay Times, the Boston Globe and the New York Times. He grew...

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