Vol. 19, No. 44
Invisible Wounds
For veterans, the war continues long after they’ve left the battlefield
By Chris Stein
Political Mind Games
Matt Shea starts another controversy, this time with Facebook; plus, eastside racism?
By Daniel Walters, Chris Stein and Heidi Groover
A New Day in CdA
The Coeur d’Alene school board is all new and its early decisions have some worried
By Daniel Walters
Kicked to the Curb
A new city ordinance could curb panhandling on major city roads, but is it really about keeping people safe?
By Heidi Groover
The New Normal?
Two years without rain have farmers in the Southwest worried
By Ari Levaux
Fog of Technology
The liberal arts are just as important to higher ed as math and science
By Robert Herold
Trail Mix - 8.16.12
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Moving People
Volunteers help people a world away move into a better life
By Tim Robinson
For Your Consideration - 8.16.12
By Mike Bookey
Painting the Big Top
Why the allure of the circus has inspired so many artists
A Day for Diversity
Unity in the Community proves that Spokane has more culture than you think
By Chey Scott
Technology Old Style
By Leah Sottile
Fresh or Frozen
What’s Cooking? is delivering tasty meals at the Spokane Public Market
By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
Liquid Assets
How one local advertising agency jumped on a health trend and found itself in the juice business
UPDATE — Satellite Diner & Lounge
SoCal on Sprague
Abelardo’s brings enormous burritos and more to Spokane Valley
By Alicia Purvis-Lariviere
Stopped Motion
ParaNorman dishes only a few laughs through an old-school medium
By Ed Symkus
Honor Killings
A new Japanese film examines the ugly history of samurai downsizing
By Luke Baumgarten
Stop and Smell the Vinyl
Been too busy to go record shopping this summer? Here are the best albums you might have missed
By Inlander Staff
Losing Time
Tyson Ritter had to lose himself a little to find All-American Rejects’ new record
By Alan Sculley
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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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