Within days of the Spokane Complex fires on Aug. 1, city planners and inspectors were mapping the properties where homes and ...
While it’d normally be a bummer to work on Labor Day, there are worse things than playing a bunch of new creations at the ...
Spokane author Samuel Ligon publishes his novel first serialized in the Inlander almost a decade ago
The tradition of serials include some of our greatest writers, from Dickens and Tolstoy to Hunter S. Thompson and it continues today, with this issue of the Inlander.” ...
A century after F.W. Murnau’s 1926 silent film Faust first appeared on screen, the devil is going down to the Garland Theater ...
Medical Lake Mayor Terri Cooper recalls that a little more than a month after the Gray and Oregon Road fires destroyed ...
As the Inland Northwest continues to pick up the pieces left behind by the Spokane Complex fires, the Environmental ...
The detail-rich expressionistic worlds of expert relief and intaglio printmaker Reinaldo Gil Zambrano vividly evoke places ...
It’s a Thursday. For Dave and Doann Lovell, that means getting in their car and making the 15-minute drive from their home in ...
Do chickens have belly buttons? Do minor league soccer players need off-season jobs? What is the secret to a Rubik’s Cube?
When playwrights craft a story, they’re often building around a character. Someone they’ve created with clear goals and ...
Behind the Tudor timbers and leaded windows of 1628 W. Ninth Ave. lies a history shaped as much by remarkable women as by ...
If there was ever an I Spy book based on Spokane, there’s a good chance you might see a picture of Tif Ander Patterson’s ...
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