The latest issue of the Inlander is hitting newsstands today. Find it at your local grocery store and hundreds of other locations; use this map to find a pickup point near you. You can also read through the digital edition here.
As we breathlessly count down the days, minutes and seconds until Tuesday — for what looks to be a record-breaking election about unbreaking America — we could all use a little distraction. Enter local scary-story writer T.J. Tranchell with a frightful tale of trick-or-treating (which, during a pandemic, is terrifying in its own right). Find his original story in the latest edition of the Inlander, which hits newsstands today. Plus, we have some goosebump-raising reads and the best and worst new horror flicks streaming right now.
Also this week:
- News reporter Wilson Criscione looks at how local universities, even those doing online instruction, have been haunted by COVID-19.
- Music editor Nathan Weinbender runs down Bruce Springsteen’s 10 best studio albums on the occasion of the Boss’ latest LP.
- Food editor Chey Scott profiles local restaurant owners, who have formed the Spokane Hospitality Coalition to help the industry make it through the winter.
(UN)ENDORSE
Gary Crooks, the former editorial page editor for the Spokesman-Review, says he’s ashamed to say he worked at the paper. MORE
GAME NIGHT
Consider these five fun and personally tested titles for your family's next board game night. MORE
TV TIME
Thirteen '90s horror flicks to stream before Halloween, if you dare! MORE
UPDATE
Spokane Valley and Spokane County haven't issued any citations for public camping since passing laws last year. MORE
