News
Sustainability: Spokane’s Big Disconnect and How to Solve It
Picture by John Speare I’m happy to report that the Mayor’s Planning for Climate Change and Energy Security event last night was a huge success. ...
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Try to avoid the “Suicide Slot?”
On Monday the Seattle Times had a really interesting piece about bike lanes in Seattle called “Danger in the Bike Lane.” It brings up some ...
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Mayor Gets Moving on Climate Change
I got a email yesterday from Mayor Mary Verner’s office inviting folks to a Planning for Climate Change and Energy Security event on February 6. ...
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Farmer’s Market is Hiring
If you are looking for a cool job that will keep you outdoors you might want to check this out: The Spokane Farmers’ Market Association ...
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2008 Mugs Stump Award Winners Announced
The Mugs Stump awards are given each year to handful of climbers to support ambitious new routes or first ascent around the globe. One of ...
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Running Naked
Another outdoor recreation album cover. If you’ve never heard this song from the Pharycyde’s second record head over to itunes and snag both “Runnin” and ...
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First Day of Skiing
Three things got crossed off my life list this month; ultimate frisbee, laser tag, and riding the new Basin Express quad at Schweitzer Mountain Resort. ...
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Portland Sucks
Portland, Oregon—otherwise known as eco-city utopia—does many things better than Spokane. They’ve got better bicycle infrastructure. They have a pro basketball team. They have one ...
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