Out There Spotlight
Retired Olympic Athlete Serves Team USA Paralympic Community Well
What do you do when the fire alarm goes off in your several-story building in Rio de Janerio, which is filled with hundreds of Paralympic ...
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Your River, Your Aquifer: Protection through Water Reclamation
If you’re an outdoor enthusiast, you care about the Spokane River, and if you’re an Inland NW resident, you also care about the area’s valuable ...
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The Buffalo Bike Soldiers’ Epic Trek Across the West
Twenty soldiers from the 25th Infantry Regiment rode from Fort Missoula, Montana, to St. Louis, Missouri, in 1897. It took them 41 days to make ...
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A Camera, a Pair of Running Shoes, and an Eye for the Unexpected
Woods Wheatcroft’s photography belongs in its own category. While he primarily shoots lifestyle pictures, his success at capturing an oddball moment remains unmatched, and it’s ...
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Cool Water Bikes in Need of Support
Cool Water Bikes, the bicycle shop that works alongside homeless youth, is in danger of closing its doors. The non-profit is owned and operated by ...
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Dishman Hills Historical Highlights: Tom Rogers, Conservation Pioneer
It was a cool, spring day in early March 1966, when more than 70 people assembled on the east side of the Dishman Hills in ...
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Don’t Miss the Great Tundra Swan Migration at the Pend Oreille County Swan Festival (March 19)
Rumor has it, some of the tundra swan scouts have been spotted around Calispel Lake, aka Swan Lake, in the northeastern corner of Washington State. ...
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Meet Real-Life Adventurers at the National Geographic Spokane Speaker Series
Over the years National Geographic has compiled a rich program of speakers and storytellers, and each year the Speaker Series reaches bigger audiences and motivates ...
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Guest Opinion: Save the John Wayne Trail
Many of my friends know me as a trail guy. For many years I have been working with the city of Spokane to fund, promote ...
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