Mar 3-9, 2011

News

• Local News

  Postcard from the Spokane County Jail

  The Spokane sheriff gets sued for his new mail policy.

  By Nicholas Deshais

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Local News

  The Homefront

  Patty Murray meets with local vets about the challenges of returning home.

  By Kevin Taylor

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Local News

  Salish Grows

  Interior tribes work to save their languages. Plus, a town hall on violence and the legislative deadline.

  By Nicholas Deshais

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Columns & Letters

  Turn Back the Clock

  It's not about the unions. It's about the middle class.

  By Robert Herold

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Columns & Letters

  Rummy's Rules

  Robert Gates teaches his predecessor something about 'unknown unknowns.'

  By Ted S. McGregor Jr.

  Mar 2, 2011

  

Culture

• Arts & Culture

  Faithful to the Music

  After rescuing orchestras, sustaining music festivals and more, Gunther Schuller deserves some recognition from Spokane.

  By Michael Bowen

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Arts & Culture

  Fighting Back

  Grassroots campaigns rally to save the MAC.

  By Chelsea Finger

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Arts & Culture

  'Understanding Revolution,' Patrick Van Inwegen

  A Whitworth prof’s new book on political upheaval bogs down its theories in heavy prose.

  By Daniel Walters

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Arts & Culture

  Multiple Personalities

  Martin Short, master of physical comedy and slapstick silliness, hits town.

  By Jon Brown

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Arts & Culture

  Border Issues

  How do you create architecture for a people who have no land?

  By Luke Baumgarten

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Arts & Culture

  Clean Up Your Mess

  When trust shatters and bank accounts drain away, how do you respond?

  By Michael Bowen

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Arts & Culture

  Journey to the West

  Wherein one East Coaster strikes gold in the Inland Northwest.

  By Chelsea Finger

  Mar 2, 2011

  

Food

• Food News

  As You Wish

  Giant sandwiches at Daddy's Belly Deli. Plus, One World Cafe re-opens.

  By Tiffany Harms and Chelsea Finger

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Food News

  Don't Pass Me By

  Finding delicious food in unlikely places.

  By Tiffany Harms

  Mar 2, 2011

  

Screen

• Movie Reviews

  It's Kind of a Funny Story

  The title of this film is more apt than it lets on.

  By Leah Sottile

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Movie Reviews

  Lizards with Lassos

  It's more than a good cartoon. It’s the first great film of the year.

  By Maryann Johanson

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Movie Reviews

  Our America with Lisa Ling

  The former View correspondent gets up-close and personal with faith healers and monster-truck drivers.

  By Blair Tellers

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Movie Reviews

  Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together

  Tight tactics make up for loose dramatics.

  By Marty Demarest

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Movie Reviews

  It's All Bureaucratic

  Matt Damon's new movie is about fate. We think you’re fated to like it.

  By Ed Symkus

  Mar 2, 2011

  

Music

• Music News

  Memory Lane

  The dance-pop duo 3OH!3 on laser wolves and drinking in the Big Red Wagon.

  By Seth Sommerfeld

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Music News

  'Go Go Boots,' Drive-By Truckers

  Southern rock for a dark night

  By Mark White

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Music News

  Chutes and Ladders

  David Gray climbed to international super-stardom. Then he started to figure out where he was going.

  By Chris Parker

  Mar 2, 2011

  
• Music News

  'Underneath the Pine,' Toro Y Moi

  Chill-out music for the indie crowd

  By Mark White

  Mar 2, 2011