Issue Archives
Issue of
Aug 5 - Oct 6, 2019
Health & Home
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![“This client was ready for some color and patterns in her life, and wasn’t afraid to go bold. The pops of color and clean modern accents make this a space to remember.” — Carter Crandall]()
![A Brighter World]()
![Celebrate your city, whiskers and wine and other events]()
![Ideas Behind Every Door]()
![Gina Freuen converted her studio into a live-work space]()
![Robot Relations: Simeon Mills' The Obsoletes is a sci-fi coming-of-age tale]()
![Organize your home to help kids succeed]()
![Spokane is fast becoming a hub for research and treatment of neurological disorders]()
![Logan Elementary principal Brent Perdue and teacher Roni Gross grapple with how to handle combative students.]()
![Electronic health records are here to stay. Are they helping?]()
![Popping Pills: How many is too many?]()
![Striking Oil: Should you include MCT oils in your diet?]()
![Jacob Rothrock, who teaches outdoor living skills at North Idaho College, fires up the grill for a Dutch oven cooking tutorial in his back yard.]()
![When she was just four years old, Namaste Foods founder Daphne Taylor discovered her “entrepreneurial heart.”]()
![Mostly Fluff: Check out Starving Farmer Popcorn company's hulless popcorn]()
![Calculated risks help kids gain confidence and wisdom]()
![Tiffany Midge: Bury My Heart at Chuck E. Cheese's]()
Tiffany Midge: Bury My Heart at Chuck E. Cheese's @ Auntie's Bookstore
Thu., Nov. 14, 7 p.m.
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