The city's OK with a convenience store in the Emerson-Garfield neighborhood. Some neighbors aren't. Who gets to decide?
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Plus, Liberty Lake declines library board reappointment; and the health district pauses talks on privatizing opioid treatment
By Inlander Staff
The Idaho State Board of Education could remove offices focusing on diversity, equity and inclusion at college campuses
By Victor Corral Martinez
Q&A: Eastern Washington University names Cola Boyer its third director of tribal relations
By Colton Rasanen
After 180 years, Charles Dickens' eternal characters of Cratchit, Marley and Scrooge remain relevant
By John Hagney
Question of the Week
What's the strangest gift you've given or received?
Three of 2024's biggest developments for cannabis
By Will Maupin
Northside late-night cafe Lunarium is a tea lover and artist's dream
By Dora Scott
Hallmark not scratching the holiday itch? Stream these new Christmas movies instead.
By Bill Frost
Coeur d'Alene arts nonprofit Emerge faces funding setbacks due to grant application technicality
By Madison Pearson
I Saw You
In Southeast Spokane, Winescape Winery's owners have always prioritized good earth stewardship
By Bob Johnson
Around the World in 80 Plates: The Final Chapter
The anime The War of the Rohirrim struggles to expand the world of The Lord of the Rings
By Josh Bell
Luca Guadagnino delivers a muddled adaptation of Beat icon William S. Burroughs’ Queer
Q&A: The chart-topping country band Lonestar gets in the Christmas spirit
By Seth Sommerfeld
Gift Guide 2024: Wrap Up Something Special
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Gifts for Basement Dwellers
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By John Bergin
Gifts for People with Expensive Taste
By Azaria Podplesky
Gifts for Nostalgic Millenials
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