Issue of
Annual Manual 2014-15
Letter from the editor
By Tamara McGregor
Weed 101
As you consider enjoying this new industry, make sure you know the law. Here are the do's and don'ts.
By Heidi Groover
Headquartered Here
Some interesting and innovative companies call the Inland Northwest home
By E.J. Iannelli
TRANSPORTATION
Paving the Smart Road
By Jo Miller
Expo's Past, Expo's Future
The creation of Riverfront Park transformed Spokane — could an upgrade do the same?
By Daniel Walters
Employment
Small Business Backbone
By Lisa Waananen Jones
HEALTH
Be Prepared
By Deanna Pan
Medical Milestone
INHS celebrates two decades in the health care business
Real Estate
Slow, but Steady
By Jacob Jones
Education à la carte
Spokane Public Schools veers away from one-size-fits-all to offer its students more choices
What the Common Core is (and isn't)
Standards
The Scalpel and the Gavel
Local colleges are adapting to a world that wants more doctors and fewer lawyers
Knowledge Supply
Between universities, state colleges and satellite campuses, this region makes higher education learning limitless
Local Goods
There are so many reasons to shop and eat local, but the best reason to try these local goods is this — they simply taste better
Rolling Out the Flavor
Food trucks are more popular across the country than ever before, and Spokane is catching on
By Laura Johnson
A Sweet Tooth's Guide to Spokane
Hankering for something sweet? These locally made treats will satisfy your sugary cravings
Artisan Pizza Uprising
In a land of quick pizza delivery, consumers are opting to slow down
By Amy Miller-Krezelak
Fresh from the Farm
It's easier than you think to start getting fresh, local produce delivered
New Restaurants Offer Diversity
From goat tacos to spaghetti-stuffed meatballs, 2014 has brought a bevy of must-try restaurants
Good Taste
How the Inland Northwest food scene is evolving, according to people on the front lines
The Land of Suds
By Mike Bookey
Beyond the Bar
Where to go when you feel like doing more than just drinks
By Chey Scott
After Drinking Hours
It's not a lengthy list, but the places open past 2 am are worthwhile for those looking to keep the party going
A Year in Music Festivals
Outdoor and indoor events for every type of wallet and ear
Land of Laughs
Funny things happen here year-round
Beyond Beer
The Inland Northwest isn't only about making suds
A River Runs Through It
A Year in Bikes
Ten rides to get your wheels turning
What's SUP?
Stand-up paddleboarding has rapidly become an all-inclusive recreational activity
A Year in Triathalons
Seasoned triathletes, families and first-timers can all take on these multistage races
Spectator's Guide
How to get the most out of the region's biggest events
Kent Takes Over at WSU
Former Oregon coach brings energy to Pullman
By Howie Stalwick
A Year in Runs
What gets you running? If it's ice cream, dodging water balloons or competing as a team, this list has you covered
Free Family Fun
Through all four seasons, you can find plenty to do without spending a dime
The Kids' Table
Six restaurants kids and parents can agree on
Perfect Parties Delivered
These local companies will bring the party to you
Adorned in Love
Teen Closet is about more than clothes
By Lisa Fairbanks-Rossi
A Running Start
Spokane's chapter of Girls on the Run helps girls build confidence
9 Must-See shows
Found on Foot
Discover downtown Spokane's most popular sculptures in public places
Writers' Bloc
A look at some of the writers who've made Spokane during its brief history
Painting in Public
The Spokane Mural Project Brightens Downtown
Thirty Days of Art
Spokane Arts launches a new, monthlong arts celebration
Where to Shop Now
We took the "shop local" mantra to heart, and sought out fabulous local products being sold at local stores
Chalk it Up
New paint craze inspires creativity
Heads Up
Olive + Boone's hats, handmade in Spokane, are grabbing national attention
Destination Shops
Here's our take on five day-trip-worthy shops
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Browse all Film Times
Newly opened in Hayden, Belle's Brunch House serves classic brunch fare all day long
By Carrie Scozzaro
Letter: Since I moved back to Spokane, I have been thrilled with what it's become
Nadine Woodward likes Marysville's 'zero tolerance' approach to homelessness - but Spokane's approach may be tougher already
By Wilson Criscione
Police ombudsman slams change in new Spokane Police Department use-of-force policy as 'egregious step backward'
By Josh Kelety
Entree Food Newsletter
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