By Karie Lee Knoke Cover photo courtesy of Karie Lee Knoke As summer wanes, giving way to the onset of fall, the last of the summer orchestra of songbirds migrate towards another symphonic performance in the south. The residential birds of winter, the juncos, chickadees and nuthatches, reclaim the forest, collecting seeds that will sustain […]
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By Alana Livingston Cover photo courtesy of Alana Livingston This dish is delicious served hot, at room temperature, or chilled. It is a balanced meal that provides all the nourishment your body needs. Swap out squash for sweet potatoes, chicken for tofu, or pomegranate for cranberries. The options are endless! INGREDIENTS: ¼ cup dried cranberries
The massive Mt. Spokane Ski Patrol Ski Swap returns once again to the Spokane Fair & Expo Center on October 26-27, 2024. The best and easiest place to score deals on all sorts of ski, snowboard, and other winter sports equipment and apparel, attendees will get their shot at more than 24,000 items with their $5
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Photo: Rory Court / RED Mountain Resort Enter to Win the Ski Trip of a Lifetime Tired of the usual spa retreats, internet wellness hacks, and crappy ski experiences? Apparently, so is RED Mountain. They just dropped their quirky campaign, coined Radical Wellness, and while the mood is fun, “out there” and a little bit
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Cover photo courtesy of Bri Loveall Hiking and cobbler. Two words I don’t usually think of coexisting in the same sentence, let alone the same activity. Yet recently I stumbled across a video promising to deliver on both. This cobbler is made using whatever berries you have on hand (I used blackberries, strawberries, and the
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By Sarah Hauge Cover photo courtesy of Ken Coburn Nicole Coburn began running as a kid in British Columbia and has stuck with it through many seasons of life: while parenting young children, in times when she raced frequently, while going through a divorce and then dating her current husband, and in leadership with local
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If you’re both an outdoor and wine enthusiast, the stars align in autumn in the Inland Northwest: fall colors, cool air for exploring, and crisp white wines or bold reds for making memories post-adventure. It’s the ideal season for a bit of wanderlust and a bit of wine. Hike or mountain bike around the wine
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By Justin Short Cover photo courtesy of Tomas Kelley Lynch The print edition of the September magazine incorrectly captioned the photos for this article. Photos are courtesy of Tomas Kelley Lynch. The trails where my friends and I rode bikes during my college years had a three-story treehouse that looked like someone threw a dump
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Cover photo courtesy of Jon Jonckers For over three decades, the Inland Northwest Land Conservancy has been working with our community to safeguard the special places that make the Inland Northwest area so unique. When we first started, our goal was simple: protect the land that defines the character of our region. Since then, we’ve
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