Vol. 21, No. 1
Home Is Where Your Health Is
Where you spend your time has an impact on your health. Choose wisely
By Lisa Waananen
Home Schooling
Teaching the arts of mothering and making a home
By Daniel Walters
Kitchen Emissions
You may be inadvertently cooking up pollution
Life in a Green House
This eye-catching orange house offers an environmentally friendly lifestyle
By Anna Clausen
A Fusion of Flavors
Celebrating fall with a unique blend of Northwest and Japanese cuisines
By Carrie Scozzaro
A Gym for Your Brain
Log in and start training
By Deanna Pan
Functional Fitness
Training to be ready for what life throws at you
By E.J. Iannelli
Beauty Under the Skin
A cool new way to treat keloids and excess scarring
By Leah Sottile
Benefit: Soup and Art
By Chey Scott
SUPERFOOD
Sweet Potatoes Shine
By Anne McGregor
In-depth: Mom on a Mission
With two of her three children having autism, Jill Escher aims to unravel a scientific mystery
By Jane Kay
Ask Dr. Matt
For a Cough, Try a Little Honey
By Matt Thompson
Eyes and Ears
SNAP's Long Term Care Ombudsman Program helps look out for some of the region's most vulnerable people: those living in long-term care facilities
By Heidi Groover
CHARITY CORNER
Pets and Purrs
HEALTH NEWS
Their Own Words
Josh Neblett, 27, is the CEO and a co-founder of GreenCupboards, a Spokane-based e-tailer focused on 'green' products
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Life Coaching
By Cat Carrel
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Despite losing funding from national corporations, Spokane Pride is digging its roots deeper into the Inland Northwest
By Colton Rasanen
The Sprague Union District welcomes a new tech-driven wine bar and relocated art studio
By Bob Johnson
North Idaho's Steve Von Till unroots us with his out-there folk album Alone in a World of Wounds
By Taylor D. Waring
After making official art for Star Wars and Marvel, Spokane artist Ryan Shumate heads to Lilac City Comicon
By Seth Sommerfeld
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Entree Food Newsletter
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