Vol. 1, No. 1
Just for the Hemp of It
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation are leading the way, growing some of the first industrial hemp in Washington
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Two Down...
McMorris Rodgers, Cantwell agree to Spokane town halls; plus, Mt. Spokane ski expansion gets the green light
Gaining Traction
More charter schools are on the way in Washington state, possibly signaling increased confidence that they won't be shut down
By Wilson Criscione
Getting Away with It
The state of sexual crime in Idaho remains dire for its mostly young, female victims
By Mitch Ryals
Populism's Problems
It's not an ideology but a style of political discourse, characterized by oversimplification
By Cornell W. Clayton
Senator Cantwell Town Hall and more
Do something: How to get involved in your community this week
C'mon, Get Happy!
By turning that frown upside down, President Trump might just start to turn around his presidency
By George Nethercutt
Readers respond to Sherman Alexie story
Letters to the editor
On the Street
What do you like to drink during the summer?
By Forrest Holt
At Last?
A pair of proposed bills aim to end national cannabis prohibition
By Mike Bookey
Car Hits Crowd After White Nationalist Rally in Charlottesville Ends in Violence
By The New York Times
A Second White House Statement on Virginia Is Also Found Wanting
Trump Condemns Violence in Charlottesville, Calls Racism ‘Evil’
A Combative Trump Criticizes ‘Alt-Left’ Groups in Charlottesville
The Road Goes on Forever
Garrison Keillor's still writing, still touring, and still creating tales from Lake Wobegon
By Dan Nailen
Flat-Out Cool
A steamroller, plus a little help from friends, equals one massive art event
By Carrie Scozzaro
Trailblazers
Million Dollar Quartet explores the magic of a legendary recording session in December 1956
By E.J. Iannelli
For Your Consideration
Sweet treats, a fantastic read and Aussie summer sounds
By Chey Scott
I Saw You
Week of August 10
Here, There and Everywhere
Drinking local in the Inland Northwest has never been so easy, challenging and delicious
Not so Neat
One man's search for whiskey-based cocktails beyond the "bourbon, straight" life
Food Triangle
A local farmer, chef and organizer unite to encourage more female participation in the farm-to-table movement
Begin with gin
An unsuspecting cocktail choice pushed me into the world of gin
Navigating North Idaho
Seeking out the Panhandle's delicious new brews
Sudsy Cycle
A totally doable bicycle bar crawl on the South Hill
Walk This Way
A walking tour of downtown Spokane breweries
By Jacob H. Fries
A Northwest Original
Former Coeur d'Alene Brewing founder T.W. Fisher celebrates 30 years of hometown pride and experience with his new pub
Be Happy!
Hundreds of deals at your fingertips
My Favorite Bar...For Catching a Game
My Favorite Bar ...For Pre-Movie Drinks
My Favorite Bar...For Getting to Know People in Spokane
By Michael Mahoney
My Favorite Bar...For Ending the Night
By Nathan Weinbender
My Favorite Bar...For Grown-Ups
By Jacob Jones
My Favorite Bar...For People-Watching in the Summer
My Favorite Bar...For Disappearing Into a Dark Corner
My Favorite Bar...For Turning 21
The Many Faces of Cider
A newly released book explores hard cider tasting from historical and modern perspectives
By Cara Strickland
Voodoo Doll
Annabelle: Creation is the latest horror franchise entry to rely more on cheap jump scares than atmosphere
Cinematic Wasteland
Stephen King's magnum opus finally comes to the screen: The Dark Tower will likely confuse neophytes and disappoint fans
Bayou Badass
Trombone Shorty is an ambassador of modern New Orleans with deep musical roots in the Big Easy
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As Hayden-based bookstore It's a Love Story celebrates its first anniversary, the owners are creating a community of romantics
By Colton Rasanen
Spokane's Best Food Trucks
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Spokane Summer Concert Calendar 2025
By Seth Sommerfeld
Spokane's Best Garden Supply & Nurseries
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