Vol. 19, No. 30
Moving Targets
The battle to educate kids who bounce from school to school.
By Daniel Walters
Abortion Crusaders
Can a Chattaroy couple really overturn Roe v. Wade?
By Chris Stein
Taking Issue
Citizens try to reverse changes to the citizen initiative process. Plus, a dropout warning system.
By Joe O'Sullivan
Jail Bait
Three GOP candidates, one crowded jail. What to do?
Wide Open
Can Democrats live up to Sen. Lisa Brown’s legacy?
Rehab Candidate
America's fallen and it won't get up without enacting five surgical reforms.
By George Nethercutt
Trail Mix
Lisa Brown's departure has created a political domino effect
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Western Gothic
In Lonesome Animals, his debut novel, local schoolteacher and writer Bruce Holbert exposes the destructive power of the Western myth.
By E.J. Iannelli
The Last of the Merchants
Five small businesses that just won't quit
Summer Camps 2012 (3 of 4)
Camps for music, theater, dance/cheer, basketball, softball, baseball, football, and soccer.
By Jordy Byrd
Inside the Female Mind
What Girls gets right about women, and what it doesn't.
By Leah Sottile
Life During Wartime
Although landlocked, Spokane was a major port during World War II.
By Annie Szotkowski
Summer Camps 2012 (4 of 4)
Camps for volleyball, gymnastic, tennis, swimming and other sports
For Your Consideration
Test your looks with the Ugly Meter. Plus, new work by Mars Volta and an investigation of chaos in Congo.
Summer Camps 2012 (1 of 4)
Residential camps and day camps.
Creative Competition
Musicfest Northwest brings young artists out of the practice room, into the spotlight.
By Mike Bookey
Summer Camps 2012 (2 of 4)
Special-needs, education and creative arts camps
Higher Calling
Being a vegetarian is in now, but Seventh-day Adventists have been meat-free for 100 years.
Inspired Cuisine
Clover brings home-crafted food and drinks to the Gonzaga neighborhood.
By Kirsten Harrington
Update: Dolly's Cafe
A cozy neighborhood diner that keeps on keeping on
By Alicia Purvis-Lariviere
Diary of a Slammer
Inside the creation of a film for the 50 Hour Slam
By Aaron Fink
Vampire Revisited
Depp and Burton team up to breathe life into a long-forgotten soap opera in Dark Shadows.
By Ed Symkus
Still Screaming After All These Years
A decade (or so) later, Black Dahlia Murder still wants to bro down.
By Kevin Stewart-Panko
Glory Days
Social Distortion and the Toadies evoke the mood of a different, easier time.
By Leah Sottile and Kevin Stewart-Panko
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I Saw You
Bob Legasa has got decades of mileage on his knees, making it hard to pick, but here are his top local runs
By Bob Legasa
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