'Summer Melt'
Spokane Public Schools and local community colleges partner to make sure graduates who say they're going to college actually go
By Daniel Walters
State Rights
Wenatchee continues to fight marijuana; plus, new crime data for Idaho
By Heidi Groover, Daniel Walters and Jacob Jones
'Recovery Happens'
For the first time, lawmakers were invited to tour Eastern State Hospital and meet with insanity-defense patients
By Deanna Pan
No Respite
North Idaho officials are disappointed after losing their bid for a crisis center
By Jacob Jones
Soccer Conspiracy
Watch it, socialist hippie soccer lovers of the world, or we'll unleash John "Bomb 'Em" McCain on you
By Robert Herold
Fireworks of Freedom
Publisher's Note
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Help from Corpse and Johnny
What Bazaar taught me about street kids
By Luke Baumgarten
Man vs. Nature
The outdoors can be a bit hard to tame — but for restoration ecologist Joe Cannon, that's part of why it's worth preserving
Take a Book, Leave a Book
What little libraries say about the way we read and live
By Mike Bookey
For Your Consideration
Mochi, summer nail polish and Polka Dot Picasso
By Madison Bennett
Savoring the Fourth
A few ideas for your three-day holiday weekend
By Franny Wright
Hand to Hand
The growing number of farmers markets bridges the gap between farmer and shopper
By Jo Miller
Meet Your Vendors
Getting to know some of the people at our area markets
By Amy Miller-Krezelak
Ground Up
What it means when your neighborhood gets a farmers market
Earth to Echo
By Ed Symkus
Sad Clown
Melissa McCarthy provides laughs, albeit shallow ones, in Tammy
By Scott Renshaw
Slow It Down
The Antlers' career is blazing forward, but their songs continue to deepen in spaciousness and melancholy
By Nina Corcoran
Primal Nation
Kithkin is providing the soundtrack for a conscientious generation looking to get in touch with their wild side
By Laura Johnson
Pick Your Own Adventure
Three levels of camping
By Eli Francovich
Gear Guide
The stuff you need to survive — and enjoy — nature
By Scott A. Leadingham
Rugged Portraits
Tips from regional photographers on capturing the great outdoors
Bring a Friend
Solitude is nice, but sometimes it's better with company
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New retail cannabis licenses are coming to Washington in the name of social equity
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