Vol. 18, No. 10
Budding Tax Bracket
The state wants to tax pot. Dispensary owners don’t really seem to mind.
By Nicholas Deshais
Let's Get Political
Washington adds a new congressional bundle of joy, a city budget vote and a little bit of the nepotis'.
By Nicholas Deshais and Daniel Walters
The Power of Soup
How pumpkin bisque is fighting homelessness in North Idaho.
By Mary Lou Reed
King Cole helped Spokane with a grin and a hope for collective success
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Abandoning Reality
Nothing is out of reach in the realm of casual role-playing.
By Tiffany Harms
Rose Blossoms at Midnight
Two Civil War soldiers discover they were fighting for the same purpose, though in two different armies.
By Matthew Blake Cardenas
Resource Management
A dark, futuristic satire, this was our favorite story from this year's fiction contest.
By Robert Salsbury
'December 8, 1980: The Day John Lennon Died,' Keith Elliot Greenberg
An overview of Lennon's last day shows how every minute counts.
By Terri Schlichenmeyer
Beauty Everlasting
Quantam physics means never having to say you're sorry.
By E.J. Iannelli
A New Mexico Story
There's grit and grime in this Fiction Contest runner-up.
By Ryan Weech
Shut Down?
The governor’s proposed budget has the Museum Arts and Culture marked for termination.
By Daniel Walters
On the Road: The Story of Jimi Snakeskin
A Quixotic story with the characters of a Cohen brothers film and the dread of Easy Rider.
Performance Artist
Singing, serving and taking your order, Adriano Ferraro does it all
By Jordy Byrd
Alive and Well
Like father, like son in this Fiction Contest runner-up.
By Susan Lagsdin
Brittle Battle
Spokane's legacy soft peanut brittle connects with locals, while a well-financed upstart aims to go national.
By Luke Baumgarten
Cool It
More cool to this winter with frozen yogurt. Plus, a new cloud of garlic falls over Spokane's South Hill.
By Luke Baumgarten and Anna Vodicka
About Perfect
When the pursuit of excellence involves stabbing someone in the face with a nail file.
Top Chef: All Stars
Why a man who relies on Top Ramen loves Top Chef.
Grittier and Better
Remake or not, only one question matters: Is it good?
By Ed Symkus
Sports Champions
Making tennis fun again! Well, for tennis.
By Marty Demarest
Restrepo
Usually, we only get the horrors of war after they happen — Restrepo gets up close and personal.
'Long Live,' The Chariot
Spoken word, harp and vibraphone — odd, but welcome guests to this hardcore album.
By Azaria Podplesky
Roll With It
When Creed reunited, Spokane's Myles Kennedy wasn’t too concerned.
By Alan Sculley
'TRON: Legacy Original Motion Picture Soundtrack', Daft Punk
Shiny movie music can only be so good.
By Jordan Satterfield
Visible Magnitude
Once you notice Jazz, it’s hard to look away.
By Leah Sottile
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