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Washington continues to inhale money from Idaho thanks to disparate cannabis policies
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Like the character in Roald Dahl's Matilda, supporters of Lake City Playhouse are fighting for what they believe in
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Kim Fu blurs the lines between reality and fantasy in 2023's Spokane Is Reading pick, Lesser Known Monsters of the 21st Century
By Madison Pearson
A loner learns to love group cycling with Spokane Bicycle Club
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2024 Get Lit! Festival headlining author, Art Salvage moves spaces; plus, new music!
New documentary from Latinos en Spokane shares the often untold stories of local immigrants
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30 Years of Inlander: Test your local knowledge with three-decades worth of Inlander trivia
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Halloween 2023: Spooky movies, parties, haunts family friendly events and more!
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Lily Gladstone and Leonardo DiCaprio give two of the year's best performances in Scorsese's shattering Killers of the Flower Moon
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Nicolas Cage stars in a slow, ponderous adaptation of the Western novel Butcher's Crossing
By Josh Bell
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Kadabra casts a spell of heavy psychedelic rock
The Spokane band will perform its new album Umbra at The District Bar on Oct. 27.
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