Hillyard
As it Was, Is, And Will Be
By Daniel Walters
Roads and Rails
A railroad made Hillyard — the North Spokane Corridor could remake it
Teachers and Trauma
Hillyard kids living in poverty often experience trauma leading to trouble at school, but community leaders have a plan
By Wilson Criscione
Crime and Community
There's more to this neighborhood than theft, drugs and break-ins: There are people determined to stamp them out
By Mitch Ryals
Faith and Hope
Hillyard has long struggled with poverty; here are some organizations meeting it head-on
By Jake Thomas
They'd Prefer Not To
How an order to SPD employees to participate in an independent investigation was undone by City Hall
Tax and Spend
The Spokane City Council takes up transit; plus, local enforcement lands a MacArthur grant
By Daniel Walters and Mitch Ryals
A President's Role
New WSU President Kirk Schulz will try to carry on the vision of the late Elson S. Floyd as the responsibilities of the job itself continue to evolve
Budget Buster
What recourse do Avista customers have for unusually expensive energy bills?
Tepidly for Trump
Trail Mix: Ben Carson's media skills; Hillary and Bernie try to out-New York each other
Gentrification's Downside
Displacement and the loss of an imperfect but honest neighborhood
By Tara Dowd
The Kramer Quotient
Will economic refugees fleeing expensive, crowded Western cities start looking to Spokane?
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Licensing Loophole
Local medical pot dispensaries say Seattle businesses are taking their retail licenses
By Azaria Podplesky
Smokin' Deals
Local shops offer big 4/20 deals
Red Hots
On being a redhead in Spokane
By Claire Standaert
Old School
A century ago at Washington State College, citizenship was the curriculum that mattered most
By William Stimson
COMMUNITY | Cleaning From The Corridor
You can lend a hand to a cleanup and beautification project in Spokane
By Mike Bookey
For Your Consideration
A startling sports read, rekindled bromance and pop-punk you need to hear
By Laura Johnson
New Heights
Cedar Wright climbs, bikes and soars for all of us who can't
I Saw You
Week of April 14th
Fast Cars and Fast Food
Warm-weather bites at Spokane Valley's drive-ins
By Dan Nailen
A Global Effort
Sandpoint's Curry in a Hurry provides Indian cuisine via the Internet
By Carrie Scozzaro
Pop 'Til You Drop
Gourmet popcorn arrives at NorthTown Mall with Cornexa
By Franny Wright
UPDATE: PERRY STREET BREWING
Tasty food joins the craft brewery's menu
By Chey Scott
The Brand Necessities
The Jungle Book can't resist making an action-adventure tale kid-friendly
By Scott Renshaw
True Steampunk
April and The Extraordinary World is a gorgeously animated alternative history
By Marc Savlov
Ramblin' and Rollin'
Charley Berryhill just started a record business, and soon he's taking it on the road
Hometown Check-in
Nashville North co-owner Jeremy McComb is back in Post Falls touting a new record
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Neighborhood council leaders provide insight on their vibrant, collaborative and growing corners of Spokane
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Torra Tea opens in Spokane Valley, infusing Scottish traditions with an upscale twist
By Eliza Billingham
A guide for first-time fairgoers to enjoy everything a local renaissance faire has to offer
By Erin Sellers
Cannabis is treated differently than anything else when it comes to commerce
By Will Maupin
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