Vol. 19, No. 18
The New Inlander
The hows and whys of the newspaper's new look
By Jacob H. Fries and Chris Bovey
Seventh in the Nation
Washington's big gay week. Plus, revolution and a challenge.
By Chris Stein
Back to Work
Meet the region's skilled but undervalued workers.
By Joe O'Sullivan
The Ask
Activists cause records requests to triple at Spokane Public Schools.
By Nicholas Deshais
The Nation of Idaho
The many ways the Gem State is hoppin' mad at the U.S.A.
Be Gone
A historic-building enthusiast votes to demolish a historic building.
Another Lap
It's a brand-new day at the Spokane County Raceway. Yet again.
By Daniel Walters
The Honeymooner
How can David Condon avoid the fate of so many Spokane mayors? Simple: Take the people's side.
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Trail Mix
Why voters are tuning out the Republican primary. Plus, get yer political merch.
Political Animalism
How politics of the past make modern mud-slinging look downright demure.
For Your Consideration
How did nobody think of narrating terrible old movies with music sooner? Plus, Gold Rush and Skyjack.
By Mike Bookey
Child's Play
The Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival is both a showcase of jazz greats and an effort to keep the style alive.
By Tiffany Harms
Get Up, Stand Up
A group of local youngsters want you to love Spokane like they do.
By Leah Sottile
Second Act
Washington State University students and faculty lose the theater department, but not theater.
By Jordy Byrd
A Dose of Culture
First a Mexican grocery, El Mercado Del Pueblo is diving into the restaurant biz.
By Kirsten Harrington
Cooked Comfort
The Perry Street Café opens for dinner.
By Annemarie C. Frohnhoefer
Woman vs. Food
One broken zipper, 30 minutes and 5 pounds of pizza later comes a date with the porcelain throne.
Keeping Pace
This Borrowers adaptation doesn’t have the flash of Pixar, but it has the texture of Ghibli.
By Scott Renshaw
Sing Out
Watching the joyous, dark Harold and Maude with the legendary Leonard Oakland
By Luke Baumgarten
The River
River creator Oren Peli compares his horror formula to getting a cavity filled.
By Blair Tellers
The Great Laura Gibson
The name of this Portlander’s new album is part inside joke, but it speaks volumes.
In the Highest
Portland band Hosannas takes a chance playing electronic instruments live.
By Seth Sommerfeld
Jack of All Glades
Leavenworth's Jim Jack continues to put his stamp on the sport of freeriding.
It Ain't Over Yet
Spring skiing is just beginning
By Jen Forsyth
Lift Line Confidential
Trying to corral the unruly mob can produce hilarious results.
Ski Culture
The town of Nelson, B.C., and Whitewater Resort add up to a powerful one-two winter punch.
By Bob Legasa
Snopocalypse!
Despite the up-and-down snowfalls this winter, British Columbia got a blizzardy week recently, and an entourage of locals took advantage.
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By Chey Scott
Hear the Humanity: A Playlist for International Transgender Day of Visibility
By Seth Sommerfeld, Alyson McManus, Dora Scott and Colton Rasanen
Best of Food
Idaho, once again, takes a stand against cannabis
By Will Maupin
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