February Issue Now Available for Online Browsing
Exact same contents as the printed issue. Great news piece this month on Spokane High School runners competing in Scotland.
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January 2012
Free Leadership Workshops
The week of January 23rd Spokane, Coeur d’Alene & Post Falls Toastmaster Clubs will be hosting a series of workshops to present and showcase skills in coaching, team-building, delegating, resolving conflict, motivating employees and goal setting. Experienced members of the club will present and teach these valuable skills to our community, skills necessary to be
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See The New Gear Here First
Want to know about all the coolest winter outdoor gear? OTM partners in the Outdoor Adventure Media network went to the worlds largest outdoor trade show last week and sent back this cool video report.
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Monday deadline for fit for Bloomsday sign up.
This just in…. > MONDAY DEADLINE FOR /FIT FOR BLOOMSDAY/ SIGN-UP > Schools Have Until January 23rd to Enter > > January 20, 2012—Elementary schools in Eastern Washington and North > Idaho have until Monday to sign up for the /Fit for Bloomsday…Fit for > Life/ youth fitness program. After the entry deadline, over 60
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Hiking the Highest Peaks in Eastern WA
Learn about author James Johnson and his guidebook, “50 Hikes: Eastern Washington’s Highest Mountains,” published in 2003.
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Book Reviews: October 2006
K2: The Price of Conquest Lino Lacedelli and Giovanni Cenacchi Mountaineers Books, September 2006, 127 pages. K2: The Price of Conquest, critically examines the successful 1954 Italian expedition that put two climbers atop K2. In doing so the authors join David Roberts, who in 2000 cast a critique on Maurice Herzog’s classic Annapurna, and Richard
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Book Reviews: January 2006
Black Hole Charles Burns Pantheon, October 2005, 368 pages. What are the creepiest things ever to come out of the Pacific Northwest? David Lynch’s “Twin Peaks?” The American re-make of the The Ring? The first Green River record? Slade Gorton? None can top Charles Burn’s Black Hole graphic novel-an epic tale of teen alienation set
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Backcountry Ski Basics: Learn from Expert Nils Larsen
Once again, OTM was fortunate to track down Inland Northwest “freeheel” ski luminary Nils Larsen-who is tirelessly touring North America with his multi-media, “A Journey to the Source,” highlighting his 2005 trip to the Altai Mountains in China and preparing for a return trip to the Altais this month. Larsen offers some basic backcountry skiing
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Music Reviews: October 2007
THE BLAKES The Blakes (Light in the Attic) Since signing to Light in the Attic in mid-May, Seattle’s heroes of garage rock, The Blakes, have amped up their previously-released self-titled and churned out a disc that’s even a sparklier diamond in the rough that you’d thought it. New track “Run” is a show of new
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