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Voting for the 32nd annual Inlander Best Of the Inland Northwest Readers Poll starts today
It's that time of year again! The ballot for the Inlander's 32nd annual Best Of the Inland Northwest Readers poll opens January 22 at ...
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Regional Spokane 911 center SREC tells the city of Spokane to go its own way
The “will they or won’t they join” conversation between the city of Spokane and the board of Spokane Regional Emergency ...
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There are so many new, innovative ways to ride down the mountains, from powder surfing to ski bikes to adaptive riding
When most of us who grew up to be skiers or snowboarders were kids, we wasted countless hours of snowy afternoons and ...
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For the second year, an Idaho legislator has introduced a bill proposing mandatory minimum fines for cannabis possession
When it comes to cannabis reform in Idaho, if you think there's been one step forward there is certain to be a step back ...
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In Deer Valley Utah, you can spend a day out on the slopes with some living legends
As a kid, many of us had sports heroes or people we idolized for their amazing skills and accomplishments — whether it be a ...
The Inlander6d
Citizens may think bipartisanship is nothing but a pipe dream, but on the front lines in Olympia it's standard operating procedure
As my career in the Washington State Legislature wrapped up this month, I have spent time reflecting on what it was like when ...
The Inlander6d
Contemporary fiber art is making its way into local art spaces now more than ever
From the clothes that keep us warm in frigid Inland Northwest winters to ornate tapestries that adorn living room walls and ...
The Inlander13d
The Columbia River defines our corner of the continent, but the remote valley where it starts has its own story to tell
If the Columbia River's mouth eluded some of the most seasoned Northwest explorers who overlooked it, or mistook it for a bay ...
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Dropping In, Taphouse Edition
A lot of folks remember the day that the No-Li Mountain Taphouse went flying. It was the early fall of 2023, and Mt. Spokane ...
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A passion for the environment led Elyse Hochstadt to creating detailed felt sculptures
Elyse Hochstadt works with her hands and her head, but also her heart. Serving as the executive director of the nonprofit Spokane Zero Waste for the past two years, Hochstadt is constantly ...
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Spokane Valley will fund capital and entertainment projects with lodging tax funds
The city of Spokane Valley continues to promote city-centric tourism projects through grant opportunities funded in collaboration with hoteliers in the city. On Jan.