The Pacific Northwest Inlander | News, Politics, Music, Calendar, Events in Spokane, Coeur d'Alene and the Inland Northwest | Issue Archives | May 22, 2014

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Local News

Rideshare Rumble

The nationwide fight between taxicab drivers and rideshare companies rolls into Spokane

By Daniel Walters
May 21, 2014
Local News

Extra Eyes

Spokane police get ready for body cams; plus, the cost of health care

By Jacob Jones, Heidi Groover and Deanna Pan
May 21, 2014
Local News

The Tide Is Turning

Last week's court ruling made Idaho one of the latest victories for marriage equality advocates, but more work remains

By Heidi Groover
May 21, 2014
Local News

What Should You Do?

Like CPR or the Heimlich maneuver, Mental Health First Aid can prepare you for a crisis

By Deanna Pan
May 21, 2014

Columns & Letters

This Land is Ours

The best way to remind everyone of the importance of public lands would be for Obama to add more to the list of protected places

By Bruce Babbitt
May 21, 2014
Columns & Letters

The Millennium Effect

Publisher's Note

By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
May 21, 2014
Columns & Letters

Power to the Elites

Why Idaho's governor debate actually was informative

By John T. Reuter
May 21, 2014

Arts & Culture

Revival on Riverside

The Masonic Center's new owners plan to make the historic building a downtown attraction

By Chey Scott
May 21, 2014
Arts & Culture

TV | Fargo

By Daniel Walters
May 21, 2014
Arts & Culture

For Your Consideration

Volume, Upside Down Mountain and Dulce de Leche ice cream

By Laura Johnson
May 21, 2014
Arts & Culture

Women's Studies

I Read About My Death in Vogue Magazine sells feminism short but helps Stage Left carve out its niche

By E.J. Iannelli
May 21, 2014
Arts & Culture

'Trying to Stay Relevant'

Can a century-old brand fight irrelevance by trying to look like Apple?

By Heidi Groover
May 21, 2014

Food News

Noodle Mania

Nudo brings the ramen trend to Spokane with flavorful bowls and hip atmosphere

By Lisa Waananen
May 21, 2014
Food News

Getting Together

Saranac Commons will house a handful of new food and drink spots in one building

By Jo Miller
May 21, 2014
Food News

UPDATE | Scratch Cda

By Carrie Scozzaro
May 21, 2014
Food News

Back in Business

The former EJ's opens as Browne's Tavern under a new chef

By Chey Scott
May 21, 2014

Music News

Sasquatch! Hunting

The artists you have no business missing — if you have a ticket to the three-day music festival

By Laura Johnson and Seth Sommerfeld
May 21, 2014

Film News

Go For a Drive

Tom Hardy makes Locke a smash without ever getting out of the car

By Kimberley Jones
May 21, 2014
Film News

Back to the Mutants

The X-Men franchise adds a little time travel to the mix

By Maryann Johanson
May 21, 2014

Local Music Guide

The Inlander's Music Festival for All

By Laura Johnson
May 21, 2014
Local Music Guide

Sam Platts & the Kootenai Three

Old-school country sees a new-generation revival in this young Coeur d'Alene group

By Gawain Fadeley
May 21, 2014
Local Music Guide

Mama Doll

They're not about being an all-female act; they just want to make great music

By Laura Johnson
May 21, 2014
Local Music Guide

Normal Babies

Screw your iPod, your smartphone, your iTunes account: Normal Babies evokes a time and place when music had a heart

By Leah Sottile
May 21, 2014
Local Music Guide

Blackwater Prophet

As the hard-rock trio takes its music more seriously, so do its fans

By Mike Bookey
May 21, 2014
Local Music Guide

Bloody Gloves

Spokane's punk scene deserves a band that's not afraid to be edgy

By Jordan Satterfield
May 21, 2014
Local Music Guide

Regional Awareness

Volume features local talent, but also draws some of the hottest up-and-coming bands from the region; here is just a sampling

By Laura Johnson
May 21, 2014
Local Music Guide

So You Wanna...

Curated Volume lineups for all musical tastes

By Leah Sottile
May 21, 2014

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