The Inlander1d
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 ...
The Inlander11d
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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For the People: Here’s how you can interact with your Inland Northwest legislators this session
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The Inlander4d
Contemporary fiber art is making its way into local art spaces now more than ever
Madison Pearson is the Inlander's Listings Editor, managing the calendar of events, covering everything from local mascots to mid-century modern home preservation for the Arts & Culture section of ...
The Inlander4d
Wisconsinburger has offered authentic ambience and cuisine of its namesake state for 10 years and counting
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The Inlander4d
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 weekends scheming up new ways to slide around on the snow. We would jump on a ...
The Inlander4d
Nan Drye’s ecoprinted creations showcase the power of plants in the world of fiber arts
The natural world and fiber arts have always been intrinsically tied. Before the introduction of synthetic materials such as polyester and acrylic, all fiber was made using plant or animal sources ...
The Inlander11d
The story being censored could be yours, whether you know it or not
With any "Top 10" list, there's a natural tendency to look first at number one, and neither I nor Project Censored would discourage you from doing that when it comes to their annual list of the ...
The Inlander4d
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 ...
The Inlander4d
Can AI channel the best of human creativity? The Spokane Symphony teams up with a local tech firm to pose that question.
At this year's Consumer Electronics Show, which ran last week in Las Vegas, artificial intelligence was inescapable. Device manufacturers from around the world used the annual trade show to ...
The Inlander4d
Question of the Week
Although he founded the University of Virginia for the "illimitable freedom of the human mind," even Thomas Jefferson was taken aback when students had ideas about how things should be ...
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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 I arrived in Olympia as a newly minted state representative and ...