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- Issue of
- Dec 6-12, 2012
- Vol. 20, No. 8
News & Comment
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- News
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The Same with Less
How police and firefighters will cope with the coming cutbacks
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- News
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Big Trouble in Little Town
In the middle of Washington, Quincy finds itself at the intersection of gangs, technology, farming and a population boom
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- News
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Paid Placeholders
A pro-coal lobby employs day laborers to hold spots at a public meeting; plus, Lisa Brown gets a new job
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- News
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‘They Go At It Hard’
A string of alcohol-related tragedies hangs over the Washington State University party scene
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- News
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Losing Ground
Local skaters aren’t giving up on improvements under the freeway
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- Comment
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Managed By Rifle
What we really lost when Washington state exterminated the Wedge pack of wolves in August
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- Comment
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Pollyanna Grows Up
Publisher's Note
Culture & Food
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- Arts & Culture
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Gifts for the Health Conscious
Gift Guide 2012
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- Arts & Culture
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Home on the Palouse
A local filmmaker reminds us that all families are weird, and that’s OK
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- Arts & Culture
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Gifts for Pinterest Addicts
Gift Guide 2012
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- Arts & Culture
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CLASSICAL — Symphony Returns
The good news: The Spokane Symphony musicians will be back in their tuxes and playing the music of The Nutcracker when the show opens this week at the Fox Theater. The bad news: Musicians&rsquo
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- Arts & Culture
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College Covers
What happens when you take 20 students and have them do my job?
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- Arts & Culture
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On Broadway
At just 11, Sophia Caruso has overcome tragedy to go from Spokane stages to New York City
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- Arts & Culture
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For Your Consideration — December 6, 2012
BOOK The contents of Dave Eggers’ newest novel prove to be as golden as its fine cover. A Hologram For The King is an indirect look at the state of the global economy via a foreclosure
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- Arts & Culture
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Ten Minutes or Less
University of Idaho’s annual festival puts first-time directors and writers on the stage
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- Food & Drink
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Spokane Restaurant Week Announced
If you read this section of The Inlander on a regular basis, you already know that Spokane has some excellent food. Now we’re teaming up with Visit Spokane to give you a friendly push to get you
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- Food & Drink
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You Will Eat Here
Chef David Blaine’s Central Food is out on its own in Kendall Yards, setting the tone for one of Spokane’s newest neighborhoods
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- Food & Drink
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Liquid Knowledge
Good Spirits makes the case for the boutique liquor store
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- Food & Drink
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Double Order
Sandpoint rolls out two new sushi restaurants
Music & Film
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- Music
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A Place to Call Home
Two Spokane musicians want to create Spokane’s next best music venue
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- Music
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On the Road
Spokane band The Lion Oh My might be young, but they know where they’re going
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- Film
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Battle Lines
The House I Live In takes a hard, but not perfect, look at the war on drugs
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- Film
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Ain’t He Sweet
Playing For Keeps exists only to perpetuate the likeability of its star
Special Guides
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts for Bleeding Hearts
Gift Guide 2012
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts for Horrible Bosses
Gift Guide 2012
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts for Slobs
Gift Guide 2012
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts for Crafty Grandmas
Gift Guide 2012
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts for Cats and their People
Gift Guide 2012
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts For Liberated Pot Heads
Gift Guide 2012
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts for Analog People
Gift Guide 2012
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts for Doomsdayers
Gift Guide 2012
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts for Cyclists
Gift Guide 2012
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts for New Squeezes
Gift Guide 2012
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts for Geniuses
Gift Guide 2012
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts for Your Newly Engaged Gay Friends
Gift Guide 2012
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts for Teens Who Hate You
Gift Guide 2012
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts for Local Notables
Gift Guide 2012
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- Gift Guide
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Gifts for Drunk Uncles
Gift Guide 2012