Vol. 18, No. 21
Fire Drill
Spokane Valley firefighters beat the world. Plus, Idaho follows Wisconsin.
By Kevin Taylor, Nicholas Deshais and Daniel Walters
Case Closed?
Shonto Pete suffers another setback in his search for justice.
By Kevin Taylor
Paper Jam
Cutbacks have made it harder to get public records — even vital ones.
Suspect Arraigned
More information emerges on Spokane MLK bomb suspect Kevin William Harpham
Dispensing Law
Some Washington lawmakers want to legalize medical pot dispensaries - just as a judge weighs the first case.
By Nicholas Deshais
Dropout Crisis
Why so few Spokane students make it through high school - and what's being done to help them.
By Daniel Walters
A New Red Menace
National debt is proving to be a formidable adversary.
By George Nethercutt
Past and Present
The Inlander's new offices come with a new perspective on Spokane
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Office Space
How the rank and file are reacting to The Inlander’s sprawling new digs.
By Luke Baumgarten
Sinful Arts
A new Coeur d'Alene art installation examines our biggest misgivings as humans.
By Carrie Scozzaro
'Living Loaded,' Dan Dunn
'Professional drinker' sounds like a great gig. Until you get sloppy-drunk and maudlin.
By Aaron Mahan
The Road to Rochester
Stronger, faster, wittier, emotionaler: Theater's more fun when there are winners and losers.
By Michael Bowen
Holbrook After Eden
Hal Holbrook's a dozen years older than Mark Twain ever was. He’s still laughing at death.
Fast Food City
One writer tries to figure out why fast food is so important to Spokane.
By Anna Vodicka
Hansen's Test Kitchen
Sante's Jeremy Hansen gets experimental at the upcoming Sapphire Lounge. Plus, happy hour at Agave.
By Tiffany Harms and Luke Baumgarten
Then Is Now
A new film about '60s folk singer Phil Ochs poses questions for today.
By Leah Sottile
Breakout Kings
Breakout Kings tries for the mad lunacy of Prison Break, but ends up with a saggy NCIS clone.
The Better To Bore You With
This loose adaptation of the children’s fable gets lost in the woods.
By Ed Symkus
Killzone 3
On the third try, Killzone 3 finally gets in the zone.
By Marty Demarest
Mesrine: Killer Instinct
He'll ruin your business, bleed you dry, deflower your daughters — and you’ll like it.
By Jorma Knowles
Moving Walkways
A Seattle band on what it means to be always in motion.
By E.J. Iannelli
'Smoke Ring for My Halo,' Kurt Vile
Kurt Vile turns it down a notch. And that's a good thing.
By Jordan Satterfield
'21,' Adele
The young Brit with the classic voice shines on her sophomore record.
Young Guns
They're packaged as East Coast, but New York Rifles are Northwestern to the core.
By Jon Brown
The Business of Kissing Girls
When Jill Sobule talked about kissing girls, it wasn't quite as acceptable.
By Jordy Byrd
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