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The Jay Walk
Jay Inslee probably will be re-elected governor — but how effective has he actually been during the past four years?
By Daniel Walters
No More Sanctions
The Supreme Court's decision on education funding disappoints Dorn; plus, the Spokane City Council backs a trio of resolutions
Meeting in the Middle
In the race for a Spokane County commission seat, have Candace Mumm and Josh Kerns shifted their political leanings?
By Wilson Criscione
The 'Naturalist Approach'
Kush Comfort Farms grows with light and love
By Connor Dinnison
Money for President
Our biggest problem isn't Trump; it's too much money in politics
By Tara Dowd
Lincoln's Long Reach
Idaho attorney David Leroy may be retiring, but he's creating a new nonprofit to keep the 16th president alive
By Chris Carlson
'Locker Room Talk'
Trail Mix: Creepin' on tape, and at the debate
By Daniel Walters and Mitch Ryals
They're Just Clothes!
Welcome to the Inlander fashion issue
By Laura Johnson
Confessions of a Spokane Buyer
How those selecting the clothes and accessories coming to the Lilac City have learned to work with a more casual clientele
Here for the Hustle
A Spokane leather bagmaker has gained a national following
By Chey Scott
Globetrotting Fashion
Annessa Smith has made Spokane her permanent home and inspiration for her blog, even while traveling the world
Old is Hot
Five updated women's trends for fall and the freezing months beyond
Sights Unseen
Spokanite Joel Barbour has survived, while his casual-wear clothing company has thrived
Walk This Way
Jewelry maker Angelena Campobasso brings a local Native American fashion show to the stage this weekend
Going Global
Meet Spokane natives whose distinct brands are buzzed-about around the world
Jurassic Glee
More than 50 dinosaurs are coming to Spokane. Don't pretend like this doesn't excite you
By Mike Bookey
TV | WESTWORLD
New HBO show turns artifice into strength
For Your Consideration
Drive-By Truckers' triumph, right-wing civil war and Donald Glover's Atlanta
By Dan Nailen
A Happy Place
Why an almost-50-year-old film critic devotes himself to Disneyland and Disney World
By Scott Renshaw
I Saw You
Week of October 13th
Pies, Poetry and Prose
Inside the pie-centric world of local writer Kate Lebo
By Cara Strickland
Mediterranean Munchies
The new Kabob House packs its menu with Middle Eastern flavors
Act Naturally
After a brain tumor, one local man's recovery was aided by listening to classic rock. This weekend, he gets to meet Ringo Starr and his All-Starr Band
It's Complicated
The Spokane Symphony and Indigo Girls' one-night stand
Missed Connections
The Girl on the Train isn't the next Gone Girl
By Kimberley Jones
School Daze
Middle School aims for a softer, safer Ferris Bueller vibe
By Marjorie Baumgarten
Local Goods
Gifts and goodies handmade by artisans in the heart of our community
By Laura Regester
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The new chef at North Hill on Garland talks goals, her love of Vietnamese pho and influential local chefs
Eyman's spending habits questioned, fire destroys CDA businesses, and other headlines
By Samantha Wohlfeil
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