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Several Loon Lake residents told to shelter in place over propane tank leak from crash

A semi carrying a propane tank crashed south of Loon Lake Saturday morning, requiring several nearby residents to shelter in place in case of...

The 100's satisfying finale, local author Sharma Shields' latest, new music and more!

SURVIVE AT ALL COSTS By the fifth season of The 100, I started to worry things were getting a little too crazy. Teenagers...

My first time… reading Bill Buford's soccer hooliganism classic Among the Thugs

The best sports books are about far more than whatever game is the focus and can appeal to readers with absolutely no interest...

A book purist finally succumbs to the allure of the e-reader

The chaos and weirdness of the last 10 months have required us to adapt, to get used to being more alone, to adjust...

Artists can seek relief from COVID-induced financial stress via new Terrain grant progam

While the pandemic rages on and we all wait for vaccines and the return of something resembling normalcy, we'll take any effort to...

Best-selling author Marlon James doing public online talk Wednesday via SCC

click to enlarge Author Marlon James Marlon James, author of the New York Times best-seller Black Leopard, Red Wolf and...

In the Neighborhood is a public poetry project that honors the distinct charms of Spokane's various districts

Young Kwak photo Chris Cook in his Browne's Addition home. At least once a week, Chris Cook uploads a photo...

New Bee Gees doc, Dead Eyes podcasts reflects rejection, new music and more!

HITTING THE HIGH NOTES I knew the Bee Gees were more than a disco-fied punch line before watching the new HBO documentary about...

Spokane artist Grace June found inspiration for her latest photo collection in the George Floyd tragedy

click to enlarge Grace June photo Bethany Montgomery as the Statue of Liberty Grace June remembers exactly the first time...

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