Vol. 19, No. 2
The Young, the Old and the Ballot
Boy Wonder Ben Stuckart faces Fighting Phoenix Dennis Hession in the race for Spokane Council President.
By Nicholas Deshais
Out of the Bag
The names of people who opposed domestic-partnership rights in 2009 come to light. But what will the info be used for?
By Daniel Walters
Emptying Beds
Washingtonians reliant on disability money are getting a shock as the state cuts budgets and ends a program.
By Chris Stein
A Three-Way Race
The progressives, the business advocates, and the improbables battling for Spokane City Council.
A Few of My Favorite Things
Coal trains, river cleanings and occupiers.
By Chris Stein, Daniel Walters and Nicholas Deshais
Now on Defense
What Karl Thompson's criminal trial means for the civil case.
McEuen's War
A park in downtown Coeur d'Alene becomes the battlefield for the city's council contest.
Antichrist Blues
A WSU professor on how the End Times could play a role in the 2012 election.
By Joel Smith
Battle Royale
The Verner-able Incumbent fights Captain Condor for control of Spokane City Hall.
The Super Breakdown
A look at some of the other stuff on Spokane-area ballots.
By Nicholas Deshais, Chris Stein and Daniel Walters
Unwrapping People
A new facility at Whitworth University lets pre-med students go beyond cat guts.
Occupy Everywhere
Let’s hope the occupation lasts
By Mary Lou Reed
Problem Solving
On Cecil Andrus and selfless politics
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Call for Continuity
Is it time to fire another Spokane mayor or try something different this time?
By Inlander Staff
Read Differently
Behind the facade of his Wild Things, there was a lot of backstory to Maurice Sendak's work.
By Lydia Zuraw
For Your Consideration
A new album from Tom Waits. Plus, a better way to share your tweets.
Invisible Terror
A ghost-less ghost story that haunts you with your own fears.
By Michael Bowen
The Walls Can Talk
A look at the guests who may have checked out of life, but who never left the Davenport Hotel.
By Lydia Zuraw and Chris Bovey
Art Fuss
Nelson Boren's 'Sand Creek Arch' has Sandpointers talking. Will it influence the city's upcoming arts projects?
By Joe O'Sullivan
Pho-Yeah
Warm with pho. Plus, a new pizzeria in Coeur d'Alene.
By Carrie Scozzaro and Tiffany Harms
Spice World
A search for some truly spicy food turns into something more.
By Tiffany Harms
New Girl
Zooey Deschanel's hipster schtick is actually more 'adorkable' than expected
By Blair Tellers
Dark Souls
A bright example of serious fantasy combat.
By Marty Demarest
Booze and Mourning in Puerto Rico
Johnny Depp return as Hunter S. Thompson, and this time, it's personal.
By Cole Smithey
Big Trouble in Ancient China
Detective Dee rattles around an imperial city searching for a pyro who is bursting people into flames.
Nothing's Shocking
Seattle's Blue Scholars take a bookish approach to hip-hop
By Seth Sommerfeld
The Importance of Being Earnest
Terrible Buttons explore life, existence and the melancholy in between.
By Jordy Byrd
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