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Inlander 30 Throwback: The Two Towers
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What's a funny story or favorite memory you have with your pet?
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Gonzaga is bringing the classroom to the cannabis industry starting this fall
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Inlander Cover Pet: 2023 Photo Contest Winners
The Pet Issue
The results are in — and wow are they cute!
From abandoned in a barn to Inlander Cover Pet 2023, meet the fluffy white kitty who stole voters' hearts
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Best in Show: The Runners-Up
Faithful Fields rescues and rehabilitates dogs, partnering with prisons and other nonprofits to train them and lead them toward a better future
By Summer Sandstrom
Local artisans are catering to the needs of pet owners, creating everything from special treats to "outfits" and also offering ways to honor a pet's passing
By Madison Pearson
Every pet has a unique backstory, but there were some photos we just had to learn more about
By Sylvia Davidow
Rachel Moore not only trains and shows dogs, she also creates artful portraits of canines — and cats
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In Our Red Book, periods start the sentence
The very true and heartwarming story of how a cat led me to the love of my life
By Chey Scott
I Saw You
A local nonprofit tries to build family by delivering food via bikes
By Eliza Billingham
Konala offers an alternative to typical drive-thru dining in Post Falls
By Carrie Scozzaro
Reflecting on the 50th anniversary of American Graffiti
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Jules traps the audience and its alien visitor in a sci-fi dramedy that can't get off the ground
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Drag star Jinkx Monsoon gets a full rock band for her latest cabaret show
Moscow Mountain Music Fest aims to become a regional music tradition
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