Nov 10-16, 2011

Vol. 19, No. 4

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Local News

The Results Are In

Verner's down, Stuckart is up, Spokane leans rightward

By Nicholas Deshais
Nov 8, 2011
Local News

Money On Fire

A rural fire chief and his $80,000 salary

By Joe O'Sullivan
Nov 9, 2011
Local News

Is War Over?

Soldiers who served in Iraq have a different timeline than the president’s

By Kevin Taylor
Nov 9, 2011
Local News

Work Another Day

Stevens County breathes a sigh of relief after a mill gets a new lease on life.

By Chris Stein
Nov 9, 2011
Columns & Letters

Identity Crisis

We must change the way world thinks about the United States.

By George Nethercutt
Nov 9, 2011
Columns & Letters

Just Fix It

It's time to re-think how the police department works.

By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Nov 9, 2011

Arts & Culture

For Your Consideration

Mashing up Radiohead. Plus, train dreams and the economic low-down.

By Nicholas Deshais
Nov 9, 2011
Arts & Culture

Cyclocross is War

With the summer season over, local cyclists take the battle to the park.

By Chris Stein
Nov 9, 2011
Arts & Culture

Working Man

One of Gonzaga's best players may be a late-bloomer fishing for playing time.

By Howie Stalwick
Nov 9, 2011
Arts & Culture

No Doubts About It

Klay and Casto are gone, putting a chip on the Cougs' shoulders

By Howie Stalwick
Nov 9, 2011
Arts & Culture

Life After Courtney

Gonzaga's Kelly Graves is staying put, but how will he replace a once-in-a-lifetime superstar?

By Robert Herold
Nov 9, 2011
Arts & Culture

This is Thriller

Five things you can expect at the Cirque du Soleil/Michael Jackson thing

By Luke Baumgarten
Nov 9, 2011

Food News

Empire Builders

Jason Rex and Connie Naccarato have opened five locations in four years. Next up: 10 or 12 more.

By Luke Baumgarten
Nov 9, 2011

Movie Reviews

Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception

Uncharted 3 tries to look like a movie and play like a game

By Marty Demarest
Nov 9, 2011
Movie Reviews

Cross Examination

Clint Eastwood shows us that J. Edgar Hoover was more than just a lonely, racist, anti-crime, workaholic, patriotic transvestite.

By Ed Symkus
Nov 9, 2011
Movie Reviews

He Is Legend

In 1967, a young black soldier disappeared into the jungles of Vietnam. People are still searching for him.

By Luke Baumgarten
Nov 9, 2011
Movie Reviews

Grimm

Picking up where those scary 19th-century German fairytales left off

By Luke Baumgarten
Nov 9, 2011

Music News

Devil's Advocate

Armed with a laptop and a bagful of pentagrams, Dan Ocean is preparing to scare the music world into submission.

By Leah Sottile
Nov 9, 2011
Music News

Get It Together

The release of the Flying Spiders' EP marks more than just a transition from the stage to your headphones.

By Tiffany Harms
Nov 9, 2011

Snowlander

Silver Mountain

By Lydia Zuraw
Nov 9, 2011
Snowlander

Lookout Pass

By Jen Forsyth
Nov 9, 2011
Snowlander

Rugged and Remote

Two Canadian resorts that are so far away you can have to 'copter in

By Bob Legasa
Nov 9, 2011
Snowlander

Freebies for Kids

By Tiffany Harms
Nov 9, 2011
Snowlander

Mount Spokane

By Tiffany Harms
Nov 9, 2011
Snowlander

Top 10 Campaign Promises to Get Elected Mayor of Skitown, USA

By Joe O'Sullivan
Nov 9, 2011
Snowlander

Put a Helmet On It

By Lydia Zuraw
Nov 9, 2011
Snowlander

Schweitzer

By Chris Stein
Nov 9, 2011
Snowlander

Whitewater Cooks

By Lydia Zuraw
Nov 9, 2011
Snowlander

49 Degrees North

By Lydia Zuraw
Nov 9, 2011