It’s a low rumble. Maybe a roar. If we all listen, we’ll hear it. It’s the sound of progress, construction and change in downtown Spokane. It’s a revolution and a renovation so vast it feels historic…

When you think wine country, images of vineyards and a country setting may come to mind first. Here in Spokane, talk of wine triggers conversations about railroads, trains, urban buildings where…

The mark of an excellent golf course is its ability to challenge both championship golfers and weekend players on their shot-making ability with every club in the bag. The mark of an excellent golf…

Kendall Yards started as a blank canvas on the north bank of the Spokane River. Armed with a vision and a solid design plan, developers zeroed in on the old rail yard and turned it into the funky, fun…

Tree-lined walkways filled with students bustling to their next class sounds like any college campus, but widen the view a bit and you’ll understand what makes Spokane’s University District a textbook…

Jerry Dicker spent decades developing shopping malls in California. Not exactly the best way to express creativity and easy urban living.

Fast forward to 2018 and you’ll see Dicker has been quietly…

Winding for miles dividing thick basalt formations, the Spokane River carves out a gorge dividing the bustle of the city with spectacular natural beauty.

With the cascading falls as its centerpiece,…

by Sherry Jones

We humans do love a good disaster. The sinking of the R.M.S. Titanic, in which more than 1,500 people slipped slowly to their deaths, holds us enthralled more than 100 years after it…

In Spokane, you don’t have to choose between a night on the town and an afternoon high atop a mountain with sweeping views of our vast landscapes. You can pretend to be Maria from The Sound of Music,…

Irish Week

March 10-17
O’Doherty’s Irish Grille

As luck would have it, St. Patrick’s Day falls on a Saturday this year, making it easier to revel in all things Irish. Why wait for the 17th when you…