Vol. 17, No. 40
Going Private?
Initiative 1082 would allow private workers’ compensation insurance.
By Daniel Walters
Kind of Blue
A former Harvard prof tries to get the red out of the Idaho governor’s mansion.
By Audrey Gore
Spokanite?
Allegations of carpetbagging dog Michael Baumgartner, who’s challenging state Sen. Chris Marr.
By Nicholas Deshais
Sidekicks Wanted
Your mission, should you choose to accept it: Provide me and the city with some feedback.
By Mary Verner
Carp Killers
Dead fish are popping up in Long Lake, but what’s to blame?
By Kevin Taylor
Remembering Bob
In memory of one of The Inlander's most passionate columnists.
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
The Butt of Jokes
A new comedy club in Spokane Valley is looking to appeal to a broad audience with a different way of doing things.
By Dan Herman
Rigged
An indoor skate park opened to create some jobs. It's beginning to create a community.
By Heidi Groover
'Kissing the Mask,' William T. Vollmann
At 500 pages, Kissing the Mask is almost an essay by Vollmann’s standards
By Marty Demarest
Roadhouse Revue
Gas station attendants and diner waitresses sing the blues — and gospel and doo-wop and rockabilly and more — in Pump Boys and Dinettes.
By Michael Bowen
Wine and Dime
Drinking on a budget? We are too. Here's a selection of boat wines and porch pounders for your consideration.
By Blair Tellers
Split/Second
Watch out for the blue shell.
Dream a Little Dream
If we had the power to alter people’s dreams, we’d find a way to corrupt it.
By Ed Symkus
The White Ribbon
Louie
Yes, Louis C.K., we called you a TV-MA Seinfeld.
It's Like Magic
It’s named after the apprentice, but the sorcerer and his nemesis steal the show.
'How I Got Over,' The Roots
Jimmy Fallon's house band borrows some star power.
By Jeff Echert
'Champ,' Tokyo Police Club
My, how TPC has grown.
By Seth Sommerfeld
The Real Thing
The Avett Brothers refuse to be anything more than who they already are.
Finding a Way
VIDEO: Check out Marshall McLean playing on the street outside our office.
By Jordy Byrd
Lake Swimming
Don't have a friend with lakefront property? Here's where you can keep cool this summer.
By Joel Smith
Hiking
Where to hike, from Deep Creek Canyon to Mount Spokane.
Shooting
Where to shoot bullets, arrows and other crap.
Skating
From the purple blur of Fish Lake Trail to the UTF park downtown.
Climbing
Scrabbling and bouldering from Q'emiln to McLellan.
Picking
Where to pick garnets, huckleberries, trash and more.
By Leah Sottile
Paddling
Where to canoe and kayak, from Sanders Beach to the Snake Pit
Spelunking
Going the distance at three area caves.
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An anti-government group from Arizona arrives in Spokane looking to 'rescue' trafficking victims and bring vigilante justice to purported perpetrators
By Nate Sanford
Thirteen-year-old artist James Cunningham debuts his first solo show this April in downtown Spokane
By Lucy Klebeck
By providing free fare, Spokane Transit can increase ridership and revenue, and convince more people to leave the car at home
By Anthony Gill
Peace, Love and Best Of
By Chey Scott
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