Why drive when you can bike? No parking hassles. Fresh air. Exercise. It’s a win-win plan. So, with your bike equipped with panniers or you wearing a backpack ... Read More...
Hiking and camping food
doesn’t have to be boring. How about delicious, fresh plant pesto made with
garden or wild plants? It can be brought on hikes in little... Read More...
Fresh Soul is a small café in east central Spokane offering ribs, chicken, cornbread, collard greens, and other southern favorites that will make your mouth wa... Read More...
In spite of our shorter growing season, the
Inland Northwest boasts a myriad of abundant markets that connect people to
local food and farmers. These markets a... Read More...
Back in 2011, Taylor Guitars became the co-owner of the Crelicam ebony mill in Cameroon. This one step set into motion a remarkable journey to learn every aspe... Read More...
Beer is often the reward after a long day of mountain biking, hiking, paddleboarding or trail running. And breweries are a common meeting place for runners, bi... Read More...
April 20: Wallace Craft Beer Pub Crawl
April is Craft Beer Month in Idaho, and the historic town of Wallace is celebrating with its Craft Beer Pub Crawl fea... Read More...
Thinking
about summer camp for your child? These testimonials from two mothers may help
you make up your mind.
“My 10-year-old daughter has always been fier... Read More...
Outdoor survival camps fill a unique role. Twin Eagles Wilderness School offers camps and classes in Spokane and north Idaho with activities ranging from arche... Read More...
Day camps let kids explore new interests, deepen learning,
and make connections with mentors and friends outside of school.
Julianne Clark is St. George’s S... Read More...
