Vol. 18, No. 29
Changing Fortunes
The Kalispel tribe hit a jackpot with off-rez gaming. So why are they worried about the Spokanes doing the same?
By Kevin Taylor
The Death of Dispensaries
How a month of memos, votes, raids and a veto killed Washington's — and maybe the nation's — medical marijuana industry.
By Nicholas Deshais
Remembrance
Threats to nature and free speech. Plus, a ghost bike.
By Nicholas Deshais and Daniel Walters
Unbelievable
You're not going to let a little thing like a birth certificate convince you of someone's birth, are you?
By Daniel Walters
Should We Leave?
If Obama pulls troops out now, he won’t be the first pro-war Democrat to be called 'soft.'
By Robert Herold
Jobs, Not Jihad
Bin Laden is dead. What now?
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Voice Man
National Public Radio icon Carl Kasell talks news, books and magic tricks.
By Joseph Haeger
You Can't Keep Up. Hooray!
You have a choice: either drown in the flood of culture, or just let go.
By Leah Sottile
Determined to Love
The Miracle Worker is about overcoming disabilities with determination. It's about Patty Duke's life, too.
By Michael Bowen
Summer Camps 2011 (1 of 2)
The region's definitive resource for choosing a summer camp.
By Jordy Byrd
The Routes of Man
In his road-trip book on roads, Ted Conover finds both progress and peril.
Summer Camps 2011 (2 of 2)
Dance/cheer, music, arts & writing, educational, special-Needs, multi-sport, tennis, gymnastics, soccer, football, volleyball, baseball, basketball and other sports camps.
What Things Remain
A local artist on little black dresses and how so much of creation is about erosion.
By Luke Baumgarten
Taking the (Cup)cake
We try all of the cupcakes in the Inland Northwest so you don't have to. (Isn’t that nice of us?)
By Carrie Scozzaro and Tiffany Harms
Wait, Wait… One More
Ben's Yogurt and Deli in Spokane Valley. Plus, steak at the new and improved Cda Casino
By Kirsten Harrington and Carrie Scozzaro
Human Planet
The makers of Planet Earth and Life turn their lenses around.
Romance, With Brains
Ginnifer Goodwin in her first leading role adds a little thought — and self-loathing — to the rom-com world.
By Ed Symkus
Treme
Treme focuses on the triumph beneath the brokenness in post-Katrina New Orleans.
By Lisa Fairbanks-Rossi
Uncomplicated Fun
Combine Thor with a little Shakespeare and you've got yourself a good time.
By Maryann Johanson
Okamiden
I destroyed the land of Nippon five years ago. Time to clean up.
By Marty Demarest
Beer Band
Red Fang drank a lot and made a great music video — and they got signed because of it.
Future Legend
Joe Pug sings like Dylan, borrows from Hiatt and does business like Radiohead. But he sounds like America.
By Jordan Satterfield
'Hot Sauce Committee Part 2,' Beastie Boys
They're back, and almost as good as they used to be.
By Mark White
'Take Care, Take Care, Take Care,' Explosions In The Sky
Explosions in the Sky ditch the soft-loud dynamic for just soft and boring.
By Seth Sommerfeld
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A 12-year-old killed herself at a Spokane hospital that recently closed its youth psychiatric unit
By Kaylee Tornay and Whitney Bryen - InvestigateWest
Offended by annexation comments and worried about immigration enforcement, Canadian tourists are staying away from Spokane
By Eliza Billingham
I Saw You
Chef Tony Brown relocates Ruins from downtown Spokane to west Kendall Yards
By Dora Scott
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