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Meet The Giant Clydesdales At Parnellranch In Sandpoint, Idaho
A stallion imported from Scotland once inspired a rancher to write a whole children’s book about him. That horse was a Clydesdale named Ramsey. His bloodlines helped shape a herd of draft giants in the northern reaches of Idaho. The man behind that book also wrote another one, called...
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This Humble Washington Diner Dishes Out The Best Homestyle Breakfast In The Entire State
If you’ve ever driven past a building and felt an immediate, unexplainable pull to stop the car and go inside, you already understand the experience of encountering Molly’s Family Restaurant in Spokane, Washington. That teal green A-frame roof on Third Avenue is doing something to people, and whatever...
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Give in to the season and enjoy some October bites in and around Spokane
F. Lewis Clark was one of the first to make his millions in Spokane. Born in Maine, Clark moved West to the Spokane region and opened the area’s largest flour mill, C. & C. Mill and Elevator, in 1885. By ’98, he had famed local architect Kirtland Cutter design a Tudor revival mansion on Seventh Avenue and in 1910, he had a second mansion built on Hayden Lake called the Honeysuckle Lodge.
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Support local artisans and businesses by purchasing these locally made items
The jewelry that Spokane-based artist Daisy Marie creates is not only stunning, but it can also hold sentimental value. Her pressed flower jewelry designs aim to capture the beauty of nature while also serving as sturdy pieces meant for everyday wear. Each necklace, ring and pair of earrings are meticulously handcrafted with flowers that are locally grown, picked and pressed. You can also send in wedding bouquets for preservation! Find Daisy Marie Designs at various local markets throughout the year, and keep an eye on her Instagram (@daisy.marie.designs) for new drops. (MP)
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Local creative hubs let budding artists try various media and techniques with hands-on classes
There’s something so rewarding about making art with your own two hands. In the Inland Northwest, we’re lucky to have a plethora of establishments that offer in-person art opportunities year-round. Whether you want to try your hand at a classic art medium like painting or pottery, learn how...
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State Parks Commission approves salvage harvest to manage thousands of burned trees at Riverside State Park
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission has approved a plan to address thousands of hazard trees burned during the Old Trails Fire at Riverside State Park by conducting a salvage harvest of the dead timber. The Old Trails Fire burned 1,500 acres of Riverside State...
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Sarah Ruhl’s “Dead Man’s Cell Phone” offers a critique of the digital age
“Dead Man’s Cell Phone” follows Jean, an ordinary woman who becomes entangled in the life of a stranger after answering his phone at a cafe. The play asks questions about how humanity’s relationship with technology reflects our relationship with one another, and if we’re connecting with one another in the right way.
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Huckleberry Milkshakes And Old-Fashioned Burgers Keep This Spokane-Area Drive-In Busy All Year
A burger joint that hands you its old menu as a tray liner is already winning. It’s a paper history lesson that sits right under your fries. I love that kind of small, nostalgic detail. The shake list here includes huckleberry, the purple berry that practically belongs to the...
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The Tiny Washington Dive Bar Locals Swear Serves The State’s Best Fried Chicken
If a restaurant has been feeding a city for decades and the locals still swear by it, that’s not loyalty, that’s evidence. Park Inn Bar & Grill in Spokane, Washington has that kind of evidence stacked up in its favor, and the fried chicken is exhibit A. Let’s...