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Schools of Choice

Two elementary schools are using a completely different curriculum than the rest of Spokane — and that's just the start of the district's push for variety

By Daniel Walters
Apr 2, 2014
Local News

Condon's Cause

Mayor Condon uses the veto; plus, Governor Inslee pushes to get Hanford cleaned up

By Heidi Groover, Daniel Walters and Jacob Jones
Apr 2, 2014
Local News

Do Corporations Have Religious Rights?

U.S. Sen. Patty Murray on the latest legal challenge to the Affordable Care Act

By Deanna Pan
Apr 2, 2014
Local News

The Eyeball Economy

In defense of clickbait (or pandering with Macklemore and Ryan Lewis)

By Scott A. Leadingham
Apr 2, 2014
Local News

Video Witness

A bystander's cellphone video contributes to "clarification" in a deadly officer-involved shooting

By Jacob Jones
Apr 2, 2014
Local News

Next Steps

Changes to the Office of Police Ombudsman have officially taken effect. Now what?

By Heidi Groover
Apr 2, 2014
Local News

PHOTO EYE | Line of Stories

By Young Kwak
Apr 2, 2014

Columns & Letters

Inside the Donut

Like America, Spokane is being divided between high and low incomes, with not much left in the middle

By Robert Herold
Apr 2, 2014
Columns & Letters

The Greater Good

Publisher's Note

By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Apr 2, 2014
Columns & Letters

Vesting Interests

We can be pro-development and anti-sprawl, and David Condon knows it

By Luke Baumgarten
Apr 2, 2014

Arts & Culture

Everyday Monets

Creativity and socialization combine in paint-and-sip art classes, where anyone can create a masterpiece

By Chey Scott
Apr 2, 2014
Arts & Culture

LITERATURE | State of Our Words

By Mike Bookey
Apr 2, 2014
Arts & Culture

For Your Consideration

Gonzaga baseball, Teeth Dreams and Comedy Central's Review

By Mike Bookey
Apr 2, 2014
Arts & Culture

Childish Things

Bill Marlowe channels his inner child as he brings Alexandre Dumas' swashbuckling story to the Civic stage

By E.J. Iannelli
Apr 2, 2014
Arts & Culture

Swells of Change

Crowdswell lets communities define, fund and solve the problems people want fixed most

By Chey Scott
Apr 2, 2014

Food News

Beyond the French Fry

More and more restaurants are realizing the sexiness of the potato

By Amy Miller-Krezelak
Apr 2, 2014
Food News

Building a Better Burger

Schmidty's gives you a lot more than just meat on a bun

By Carrie Scozzaro
Apr 2, 2014
Food News

One-Stop Shopping

La Michoacana is a Mexican market, restaurant and bakery all in one

By Jo Miller
Apr 2, 2014

Music News

Content Cowboy

How country act Texas Twister became the toast of Airway Heights

By Laura Johnson
Apr 2, 2014
Music News

Lifetime Achievement

For more than 30 years, Vancouver's D.O.A. has shown fans what it means to be punk rock

By Leah Sottile
Apr 2, 2014

Film News

O Captain! My Captain!

Captain America: The Winter Soldier shakes up the Marvel universe

By Seth Sommerfeld
Apr 2, 2014
Film News

Big Bang

Particle Fever finally explains the Large Hadron Collider in language we can understand

By Paul Sell
Apr 2, 2014

Get Lit!

The Renegade

William T. Vollmann on love, violence and why the FBI thought he might be the Unabomber

By E.J. Iannelli
Apr 2, 2014
Get Lit!

The People's Poet

George Bilgere will make you love poetry

By Leah Sottile
Apr 2, 2014
Get Lit!

Fear on the Highway

Adrianne Harun brings terror and intrigue to rural Canada with A Man Came Out of a Door in the Mountain

By Mike Bookey
Apr 2, 2014
Get Lit!

Sense of Place

In Alaska, C.B. Bernard found his life intersecting with the explorations of a relative a century earlier

By Lisa Waananen
Apr 2, 2014
Get Lit!

From Memory

Perry Glasser's book of essays is so meta

By Laura Johnson
Apr 2, 2014
Get Lit!

Northwest Narratives

By Chey Scott
Apr 2, 2014

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