The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, Washington State University has created an online gallery to showcase the work of this spring’s Master of Fine Arts graduate candidates. This year’s digi... Read more
I need to go to the store to buy dental floss. Three weeks ago, in the era I will call B.C.-19, this type of errand was an afterthought. Now it requires careful consideration and str... Read more
As we turn to nature for solace during the pandemic, horses will be sharing our trails. Here’s how to coexist safely. Commentary by Karen Young As a horse person who rides trails locally, I’... Read more
Hello, I just spent several moments trying to turn on a light switch with my elbow. That might not have made much sense a few weeks ago, but this week I think many of us can relate. I’d like... Read more
McCall is telling visitors to stay home during the COVID-19 pandemic because it doesn’t have the healthcare resources to care for additional people outside its residents and it doesn... Read more
To put your mind at ease before you read this: I thoroughly washed my hands and disinfected my keyboard with an antibacterial hand wipe before writing this column. The wipe was from one of... Read more
In a matter of days, arts groups and organizers around the region watched their planned spring events dissolve into nothing this week as aggressive measures went into effect nationwide to sl... Read more
The Foilies 2020 : Recognizing the year’s worst in government transparency By the Electronic Frontier Foundation “The Ringer” — the first track on Eminem’s 2018 album, “Kamikaze”... Read more
This week we announce the winners of Inland 360’s inaugural Pet Pageant. The final round of voting between the finalists took place online Thursday through Sunday, and competition wa... Read more
As a child, Roberta Paul discovered remnants of the last war against Native Americans in an old trunk passed down in her family. Inside, handwoven baskets and Indian beadwork were nestled ne... Read more