Vol. 20, No. 39
Ahead of the Curve
Spokane Public Schools want to start a charter school; plus, lawmakers’ voting records from Olympia
By Deanna Pan
Missing in Action
An Idaho soldier receives growing national support during his four years as a prisoner of war
By Jacob Jones
The Heat Is On
What happens when hot, sticky weather descends upon Spokane
By Daniel Walters
Schoolhouse Blues
Why is everyone disappointed in the new budget’s education allocation?
Last Call
Spokane honors firefighter John Knighten, who recently succumbed to duty-related cancer
Freedom's Light
The Senate has passed immigration reform; now it’s the House Republicans’ turn to bring their plan to a vote
By George Nethercutt
The Olympia Marathon
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Oil Prices Untangled
By Ian Nordstrom
VIDEO — Axe Murder
The Inlander's latest documentary delves into the life of Spokane's most infamous axe murderer
By Nathan Brand
For Your Consideration
Jason Isbell, Uinta Brewing and Wild Fire Tees
What’s In a Name?
The Chewelah Chataqua is a small-town festival with a big following
By Carrie Scozzaro
Better to Give than Receive
Patty Duke is finding that age brings wisdom, and she receives by giving
By E.J. Iannelli
The Real CSI
William Schneck wades through guts and gore in search of answers
CAT FRIDAY: Mittens has been waiting almost a year for a home
By Chey Scott
Beyond Beans
With a little planning and patience, you can cook a wide variety of meals over your campfire
To The Lakes
Get in the car and find fine dining with a water view
By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
Pigs on a Blanket
The art of a great picnic
Tasty Import
Vietnamese cuisine finally comes downtown with Pho City
By Jo Miller
The Patio Experience
Even in oppressive heat, Spokane’s patio dining thrives
Respect the Roast
Tips for the ultimate backyard barbecue
Party Competition
Beer pong graduates from the frat house to the Lincoln Center
By Jeff Rutherford
Adventures in Outdoor Nibbling
While summer lasts, head to as many of these regional food fests as you can
Rock ’Em Sock ’Em Robots
Guillermo del Toro does the big action flick perfectly
By Ed Symkus
Life After Death
The next great rock doc uncovers the true forefathers of punk rock
By Marjorie Baumgarten
Two to the Fore
Menomena is one man down, but hardly short on new ideas
By Jon Brown
None the Wiser
Terrible Buttons sure have done a lot of growing up lately
By Leah Sottile
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Spokane’s Best Arts Festivals and Cultural Events
By Madison Pearson
Family and friends remember Spokane Public Schools' Greg Forsyth as a public servant dedicated to education
By Colton Rasanen
Spokane's Best Food Trucks
By Inlander Staff
NEWS BRIEFS: Baumgartner declines to block ICE from detaining U.S. citizens
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