Vol. 19, No. 32
From Ag to Zehm
The Inlander team brings 11 SPJ Awards home to the Inland Northwest
By Inlander Staff
Of Politics and Patrols
A new challenge to John Roskelley’s run for county commission; plus, efforts to keep tabs on the Border Patrol.
By Joe O'Sullivan
King of the Mountain
Mount Spokane may finally get its new ski area, but not everyone’s happy
By Daniel Walters
When a 'Miracle' Meets the FDA
Depending whom you ask, a Spokane business was either selling modern snake oil or a cure-all.
By Chris Stein
Tug of War
Will gay marriage in Washington state get rolled back?
Justice in an Empty Room
A letter from the Spokane City Council Monday night.
East vs. West
Can a little-known newcomer from the east side unseat Maria Cantwell this fall?
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Wild Things, Beastie Boys
How Maurice Sendak and Adam Yauch taught me the same things about life at about the same time
By Luke Baumgarten
For Your Consideration 05.24.12
Catching up with the new Sherlock. Plus, the golden age of cars and the rebirth of Keane.
Rags and Riches
Annie's lead will make you say, 'Leapin' lizards!' but it's let down by some supporting roles and soupy sound.
By E.J. Iannelli
Covering Everything
Kim Barnes' book puts a girl from Oklahoma on a collision course with Saudi-American oil interests.
Completing the Trilogy
Mass Effect has finally arrived
By Marty Demarest
Darts, Beers and Pizza
JJ's Grill and Brewhouse brings some nightlife to Indian Trail.
By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
Sushi Reimagined
Roll Story puts a casual, quick spin on gourmet Japanese fare.
By Kirsten Harrington
UPDATE: Klink's on the Lake
Get away to the banks of Lake Williams.
Tasty Tech
Your smartphone can build your diet, find your recipes and pick your restaurant. All you have to do is chew.
By Carrie Scozzaro
Aging Gracefully and Predictably
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel can’t quite pull off a Slumdog.
By Marjorie Baumgarten
Hollywood-Time Continuum
Fifteen summers later, the Men in Black franchise delivers its best film yet.
By Ed Symkus
So, You’re Going to Sasquatch!
Who to listen to, what you'll need and how to survive the Northwest's biggest music festival.
By Mike Bookey and Ethan Maffey
Talking Shop With Girl Talk
Gregg Gillis lays out the dos and don'ts of being a mash-up superstar.
By Seth Sommerfeld
Bands to Watch: Terrible Buttons
Dark folk singers Terrible Buttons are slowly expanding their empire.
By Mike Bookey
Bands to Watch: Thumper
How Jordan Magnuson leads her audiences down blissful, happy rabbit holes.
By Jordy Byrd
Bands to Watch: Losing Skin
It's not about playing music. For Losing Skin, it's about feeling something.
By Leah Sottile
Bands to Watch: Mirror Mirror
Mournful and romantic, Mirror Mirror makes music for broken hearts.
Bands to Watch: Tim Blood and the Gutpanthers
Tim Blood and the Gutpanthers will do/play/sing/yell whatever they want.
Bands to Watch: BBBBandits
Music this complicated comes easy to BBBBandits.
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