Mar 2-8, 2017

News

• Local News

  Bumpy Rides

  The gig economy promised independence and flexibility for workers who use apps like Uber to get by — but the reality has been more challenging

  By Daniel Walters

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Local News

  Free Range Tech

  Coders and web developers are dialing into the hive mind of local coworking spaces

  By Nathan Weinbender

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Local News

  My House is Your House

  Spokane residents rent out their space on sites like Airbnb, but few follow city rules

  By Samantha Wohlfeil

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Local News

  Treasure Hunters

  The business of buying and reselling thrifted stuff online continues to be a lucrative moneymaker for some

  By Chey Scott

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Local News

  Secondary School

  Tutoring apps can supplement a teacher's income, or in some cases become a full-time job

  By Wilson Criscione

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Local News

  Drone Zone

  While many imagine what drones could be used for, Inland Northwest businesses are already putting them to work

  By Samantha Wohlfeil

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Local News

  Scrubbed!

  SPD stops putting internal investigations reports online, city street strategy and a Rocket Market summer music lawsuit

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Local News

  Broken Rules

  A Millwood councilwoman has resigned, but one question remains: Did the city break the law in appointing her in the first place?

  By Wilson Criscione

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Green Zone

  Holy Smokes

  Marijuana as religious sacrament in Hinduism's holiest celebration

  By Connor Dinnison

  Mar 2, 2017

  

Comment

• Columns & Letters

  Running Scared

  The real reason that GOP leaders avoided town halls and meeting with actual constituents

  By Paul Dillon

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Columns & Letters

  Knitting for Shelter Pets, and more

  Do Something: How to get involved with your community this week

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Columns & Letters

  Readers react to Spokane police secrecy, and foster kids' legal needs

  Letters to the editor

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Columns & Letters

  Identity Crisis

  Spokane needs to find its own North Star to unite behind

  By Tom Simpson

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Columns & Letters

  On the Street

  Mar 2, 2017

  

Culture

• Arts & Culture

  'Resist' and Persist

  Maasai artist Nicholas Sironka's chosen medium is wax and dye, but he hopes that he's creating understanding as well

  By Raven Haynes

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Arts & Culture

  ZAGS | NEXT UP: WCC TOURNAMENT

  The push toward March Madness continues in Las Vegas

  By Dan Nailen

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Arts & Culture

  For Your Consideration

  Expansive TV, into the pit and chilled-out tunes

  By Chey Scott

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Arts & Culture

  Fresh Look

  Spring is coming; take your mind off the wait until then with a new slate of local art to enjoy for March's First Friday showcase

  By Chey Scott

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Arts & Culture

  That's the Ticket

  A new book takes readers on a lighthearted photographic tour of Expo '74

  By Raven Haynes

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• I Saw You

  I Saw You

  Week of March 2nd

  Mar 2, 2017

  

Food

• Food News

  The Tastiest Ten

  Fifth annual Inlander Restaurant Week satiates appetites and continues through March 4

  By Chey Scott

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Food News

  For Purple Waves of Grain

  A local grain farmer, malter, baker and beermaker are joining forces to showcase an ancient and unique strain of Egyptian barley

  By Chris Lozier

  Mar 2, 2017

  

Screen

• Movie Reviews

  Meditations on a Mutant

  Logan, the third stand-alone Wolverine film, is one of the best comic book movies ever made

  By Maryann Johanson

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Movie Reviews

  The Book of James

  The documentary I Am Not Your Negro uses the writings of James Baldwin to grapple with racism in America

  By Nathan Weinbender

  Mar 2, 2017

  

Music

• Music News

  Second Coming

  On his sophomore LP, Marshall McLean contemplates fame, family and growing up

  By Nathan Weinbender

  Mar 2, 2017

  
• Music News

  Break with Tradition

  The bluegrassy Brothers Comatose aren't beholden to old-timey sounds

  By Dan Nailen

  Mar 2, 2017