Vol. 19, No. 39
Moving Day
Residents of a manufactured-home park in Post Falls look for somewhere else to call home
By Heidi Groover
Gas Pains
Natural gas is cheap as ever, so why is Avista trying to raise rates and cancel rebates?
By Joe O'Sullivan
INTERVIEW — Barb Chamberlain
Cut for a Cut
Should Idaho chop more trees to pay for its underfunded schools and roads? Raul Labrador thinks so
By Chris Stein
The Dark Horse
A couple Republicans rally around a Dem; plus, a new proposal for red-light monies
Try, Try Again
Washington state voters have rejected charter schools before. Will it be any different this time?
By Daniel Walters
In the End, It’s a Tax
Now that the president’s health care plan has been exposed by the Supreme Court, America must act
By George Nethercutt
Trail Mix - 07.12.12
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Communal Vibe
Why hip, young creative folks are spending the summer in Moscow
By Tiffany Harms
For Your Consideration - 07.12.12
Dog Catchers
How running obstacle courses with your dog will get you in shape
A Beautiful Mind
Mel McCuddin cranked out 50 paintings this year. And they all started by staring
By Leah Sottile
The Charlie Problem
By Ashley Graham
Return to Glory
Looking back on the improbable comeback of the Davenport Hotel and, in turn, downtown Spokane
By Mike Bookey
Quick and Steady
Happy Dragon pops up in the courthouse district with a simple approach to Chinese food
Ultimate Fusion
The fare at Sangria Grille is an example of culinary Darwinism
By Matt Zambito
Wild Fire
Look out, vodka: A sweet, whisky-ish cinnamon liqueur is conquering Spokane
By Luke Baumgarten
War on Drugs
Oliver Stone returns to his gritty self with Savages’ hard look at Mexican cartels
By Marjorie Baumgarten
Frozen in Cliche
The most recent Ice Age installment has all the well-worn marks of a paycheck sequel
By Maryann Johanson
You Say Potato…
Two bands — Black Breath and Agalloch — prove that being metal hardly means following the same old formula
By Kevin Stewart-Panko
Post Mortem Dance Party
LCD Soundsystem quit at its pinnacle, then made a movie about it
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After five years of controversy and, finally, construction, Spokane's new stadium has opened its doors to the public
By Colton Rasanen
Skewers food truck's new permanent location in downtown Spokane honors Armenian struggle for survival
By Eliza Billingham
Spokane's Holy Trinity Greek Food Festival preps for its 87th year
As a hot labor summer turns to fall, a historic health care strikelooms over Kaiser workers while Spokane unions see increased support
By Nate Sanford
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