Jun 14-20, 2012

News

• Local News

  Rethinking Riverfront

  Should park planners be dreaming bigger for Riverfront Park?

  By Heidi Groover

  Jun 13, 2012

  
• Local News

  Death Row Seat

  Why reporters are fighting to watch criminals die.

  By Daniel Walters

  Jun 13, 2012

  
• Local News

  In the Crosshairs

  Caught in the middle of Fairchild, a proposed casino and a fight for water, Airway Heights searches for a vision.

  By Joe O'Sullivan

  Jun 13, 2012

  
• Local News

  A Home of Our Own

  The Inlander is one of several businesses heading to Kendall Yards.

  By Joe O'Sullivan

  Jun 13, 2012

  
• Local News

  GOP's Local Layover

  The Speaker of the House visits briefly (and quietly). Plus, another million-dollar settlement.

  By Chris Stein, Heidi Groover and Daniel Walters

  Jun 13, 2012

  
• Columns & Letters

  Going Dutch

  With its enviable waistlines (and lifespans) Holland's two-wheel culture is something America should emulate.

  By George Nethercutt

  Jun 13, 2012

  
• Columns & Letters

  Trail Mix - 06.14.12

  Congressional Republicans have decided to give it up for the session.

  By Ted S. McGregor Jr.

  Jun 13, 2012

  

Culture

• Arts & Culture

  Story Time

  Summer reading picks for kids and young adults

  By Leah Sottile and E.J. Iannelli

  Jun 12, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  What's Happening in June

  Twoo and Phresh walk you through a week-by-week guide to June's freakiest, flyest events.

  By Inlander Staff

  Jun 12, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  Indian Summer

  With our minor league club's season kicking off, brush up on your Indians history.

  By Howie Stalwick

  Jun 12, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  Summer Reading

  New books for the beach, the porch and the kids.

  By E.J. Iannelli

  Jun 12, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  What's Happening in July

  Twoo and Phresh walk you through a week-by-week guide to this month's freakiest, flyest events

  By Inlander Staff

  Jun 12, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  Sewer Sculptures

  Allen and Mary Dodge draw their artistic inspiration from the intestinal tract.

  By Carrie Scozzaro

  Jun 12, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  What's Happening in August

  Twoo and Phresh walk you through a week-by-week guide to this month's freakiest, flyest events

  By Inlander Staff

  Jun 12, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  For Your Consideration - 06.14.12

  Eat like a man with Esquire (even if you're a woman).

  By Heidi Groover

  Jun 12, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  Noble Failures

  It took 15 years for Jess Walter's latest novel to weather into Beautiful Ruins.

  By Luke Baumgarten

  Jun 12, 2012

  
• Arts & Culture

  The Golden Voice

  A conversation with legendary sportscaster and WSU alum Keith Jackson.

  By Howie Stalwick

  Jun 13, 2012

  

Food

• Food News

  A Return to Curry

  Swagat brings a much-welcomed dose of Indian cuisine to the Valley

  By Alicia Purvis-Lariviere

  Jun 13, 2012

  
• Food News

  Update: South Perry Pizza

  By Alicia Purvis-Lariviere

  Jun 13, 2012

  
• Food News

  Confections and Concoctions

  Boots Bakery and Lounge plans to marry cocktails and cupcakes.

  By Alicia Purvis-Lariviere

  Jun 13, 2012

  
• Food News

  Smoke Lessons

  We don't really know anything about barbecue here in the Northwest, but we're trying to learn.

  By Mike Bookey

  Jun 13, 2012

  

Screen

• Movie Reviews

  Grossed Out

  That’s My Boy forces the question: How much more Adam Sandler can we take?

  By Ed Symkus

  Jun 13, 2012

  
• Movie Reviews

  Blast from the Past

  Rock of Ages finds fun in its songs beyond mere nostalgia

  By Scott Renshaw

  Jun 13, 2012

  

Music

• Music News

  Strange Fruit

  Primus might be a little older, but they're just as weird as ever.

  By Alan Sculley

  Jun 13, 2012

  
• Music News

  Hired Guns

  Two Spokane poster artists prove their design chops on a national level.

  By Leah Sottile

  Jun 13, 2012