Vol. 19, No. 48
Cut And Paste
Nancy McLaughlin copies campaign materials; plus, new developments at the Ridpath
By Joe O'Sullivan
In the Crosshairs
Another shooting, another debate about accountability
Politics at the Pulpit
Why Local Catholics are hearing more and more about marriage at Mass
By Heidi Groover
Speechless
When Spokane police are forced to act as judges of noise, things get ‘fuzzy’
By Leah Sottile
Yesterday’s Wars
Republican Michael Baumgartner wants to battle Maria Cantwell over her war record
By Daniel Walters
Q&A — William Lockwood
Naming Our Fear
Why do we personalize forest fires?
By Jaime O’Neill
Big Decision Time
This election marks a fork in the road — a path to more government or less
By George Nethercutt
Trail Mix - 9.13.12
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
For Your Consideration - 9.13.12
By Jacob H. Fries
The Shepherd
Surrounded by death, Bill Rossey sees life at its best
Walk the Cline
Two theaters, two Patsy Cline-themed jukebox musicals in two months. Are audiences that crazy for her life and music?
By E.J. Iannelli
Scorched Earth
How climate change could upend the Inland Northwest
Gaining Traction
Burning rubber, near crashes and all — drifting is taking hold among local motorsport enthusiasts
By Carrie Scozzaro
UPDATE — Steelhead Bar and Grill
By Mike Bookey
Welcome to the (Curry) Jungle
Eating your way around Thailand in just three dishes
By Luke Baumgarten
Return of a Classic
Back in business after a devastating fire, Ferguson’s Café continues to bring Americana to Garland
By Alicia Purvis-Lariviere
Free Money
Three local markets are practically giving away fresh food to EBT customers
Theater Three-Dux
Sure, 3D re-releases are about money — but they can mean something more for viewers
By Scott Renshaw
Mass Confusion
Robert Pattinson takes a break from the vampire stuff for a weird, weird car ride
By Ed Symkus
Dream House
How restoring a historic home birthed one of Spokane’s most promising new bands
By Julia Mullen Gordon
Going Forward
Watch The Head and the Heart grow before your eyes — sing along if you’d like
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Zona Blanca's closing brought heightened attention to public safety in downtown Spokane. But the true picture is complicated, as other restaurant owners weigh in.
By Eliza Billingham
Torra Tea opens in Spokane Valley, infusing Scottish traditions with an upscale twist
Cannabis is treated differently than anything else when it comes to commerce
By Will Maupin
Federal and state grant funding helps connect underserved communities in rural Idaho
By Victor Corral Martinez
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