The Pacific Northwest Inlander21hOpinion
Public buses serve a crucial need; Spokane Transit needs to keep its foot on the (increasingly zero-emission) accelerator
It happens 34,000 times every day around Spokane. One of your fellow community members gets on and off a bus. That's 34,000 ...
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Lululemon eyes relocation to River Park Square
Lululemon is considering a relocation of its Spokane store to River Park Square, a commercial building permit application submitted to the city suggests.
Public testimony heats up over bill that would undo some of parents’ rights initiative
The Senate Early Learning & K-12 Committee got an earful Thursday from supporters and detractors of proposed legislation ...
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Restaurants and bars across Spokane and Coeur d’Alene are still living in the shadow of COVID-19
Though we can now happily dine out without worrying about social distancing or masks, pandemic impacts still linger for many ...
Move over Spokane and Tacoma! Vancouver could become second-largest city in WA
Vancouver’s population could expand into becoming the second-largest city in Washington if the city government follows through with one of its proposed annexation plans.
The electric-vehicle revolution may be on shakier ground than you think
Republican plans to scrap nearly all federal support for electric vehicles could kneecap the nascent industry, auto industry experts say, just when more Americans are considering buying an EV and car ...
113-year-old Roosevelt district jewel houses tiny shops ‘of hope’
Ravenna Rocks, selling crystals and gemstones, is in the Silhouette Antiques space, while upstairs, Ravenna Refills offers organic shampoos, soaps and lotions.
Wenatchee World23h
How did Mullan Military Road settle Big Bend?
This week, we ran into a name which popped up while researching other historical details. Blind to the value and significance of how this fits into our history, we missed ...