The latest issue of the Inlander is hitting newsstands today. Find it at your local grocery store and hundreds of other locations; use this map to find a pickup point near you. You can also read through the digital edition here.
HIGHLIGHTS
Inside this week's issue, you’ll find our annual GIVE GUIDE, which highlights the achievements and challenges facing local nonprofits. In the process, it casts a bright light on the enormous issues facing us all as a community. Hunger. Violence. Racial justice. Mental health. The environment. Our kids. Not to mention a global pandemic that’s made everything harder.
It can begin to feel overwhelming, but somehow, every year there’s a hidden message inside the guide: Together, we are strong. Together, our capacity for generosity, for good, is greater than we could have imagined. Together, if we all share a little, sacrifice a little, give a little, this place will get a little better for everyone.
Also this week:
• Our twentysomething intern Lizzie Oswalt watches Dirty Dancing for the first time and falls in love with the ’80s classic.
• Staff writer Chey Scott explores the pub-plus-animal-adoption-center called Bark.
• Staff reporter Samantha Wohlfeil profiles a cohort of WSU college kids who signed rental leases in Pullman only to see their school cancel most in-person classes.
• Staff reporter Daniel Walters profiles a couple of local politicians who have embraced the QAnon conspiracy theory.
EAT YOUR VEGGIES
Spokane Salad Delivery offers daily deliveries of fresh-made meals. MORE
FROM HEALTH & HOME
Even though home sales are down over 2019, prices are still rising. MORE
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BLM
Blake shooting prompts tense protests and fires in several cities. MORE
FACE PLANT
Facebook braces itself for Trump to cast doubt on election results. MORE
BACK AGAIN
First documented coronavirus reinfection reported in Hong Kong. MORE
