Wallace
Wallace, ID · Lifestyle
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Taste Budz Review: Gordo’s Cantina Mexican Restaurant
Chewelah keeps on growing, and there is now an awesome new Mexican restaurant, Gordo’s Cantina. Zack and I both ordered chef favorite items. I got the Tacos Placeros. They fill slightly toasted tortillas with tender, juicy chunks of beef cheek. Then, they’re topped off with cilantro, white onions, and pickled red onions. The meat was so tender it seemed to melt in my mouth. The combination of salty, savory meat and acidic pickled onion struck the perfect balance. The tacos are only $10 for three, but you can upgrade and add rice and beans for $5 more. I got mine with Rancho beans. The rice was flavorful and had a good texture.
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CANCELED: Oct. 4 Community Bike Ride
Do you like bikes? Do you like when there’s new bike infrastructure to make riding safer? Join us October 4th at 2 pm for a fun ride where we’ll tour 11 recent and near-future pieces of infrastructure.
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5 Restaurants in Spokane Valley, Washington that Serve the Best Tacos You’ll Ever Taste
Spokane Valley, Washington—where the sun spills gold over pine-dotted hills, where the Spokane River winds its way past neighborhoods stitched with laughter and the scent of backyard grills. This is a city of wide streets and open skies, where families gather in parks, where newcomers and old-timers alike share stories over coffee, and where the hum of community is as steady as the trains that pass through. Here, the architecture is a patchwork of the practical and the hopeful—strip malls and old brick, food trucks and neon signs—each corner a testament to the Valley’s ever-evolving spirit.
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The Idaho Amish Market Where You Can Fill A Cart With Groceries Most Stores Don’t Carry
Lebanon bologna is not something most Idaho sandwich counters even stock, yet one small Amish store in the Panhandle slices it fresh onto bread baked that morning. The shelves behind the counter hold loose teas, bulk spices, and candies you rarely spot in a chain grocery. Locals fill their baskets...
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This Washington Craft Store Turns Donated Supplies Into A Treasure Hunt You Can Dig Through For Cheap
Old paintbrushes, half-used spools of thread, and forgotten scrapbook stickers get a second chance at one remarkable Washington shop. Instead of ending up in the trash, these materials fill bins and shelves where crafters can dig around for their next big project. Prices stay low, the supplies keep changing, and...
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Why Spokane Folks Keep Returning To Frank’s Diner, A Restored 1906 Railroad Car
Plenty of restaurants claim to have character, but very few can say their dining room once had wheels. In downtown Spokane, one breakfast spot does its business inside a railroad car built in 1906, long before most of the city’s current buildings existed. Today that car sits parked for...
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The 2026 Kraziness in the Kennel Preview (The Debut Episode) !!!
It’s nothing personal; it’s just business. Bulldog business. In the debut episode of Bulldog Business, Kyle Sweeney and Josh Gilchrist preview the 2026 Kraziness in the Kennel. The duo discusses the freshmen they’re excited to watch play, celebrate the return of Braden Huff, preview Davis Fogle’s anticipated sophomore season, and try to break down the confusing world of NCAA eligibility.
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Death Metal giant Dying Fetus to slay Spokane Knitting Factory
Although Dying Fetus formed about a decade too late to be considered one of the founders of death metal, the Maryland-based band has carved out its own niche somewhere between the extreme complexity and speed of technical death metal and the guttural growls and deep, heavy riffs of brutal death metal.
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URM Breaks Ground On Super 1 Foods In Post Falls, ID
URM Stores is celebrating the groundbreaking of a new Super 1 Foods location in Post Falls, Idaho, with construction underway and a goal of opening by July 4, 2027. The 56,000-square-foot store will be located near the intersection of Highway 41 and Prairie Avenue, bringing another grocery option to the growing Post Falls community in Idaho’s panhandle. The store is owned by Ron McIntire.
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Support local artists and make your day brighter by checking out these Inland Northwest-crafted pieces
Even if you aren’t an outdoors enthusiast, it’s hard to deny the beauty of nature. Local artist Gabrielle Brenton channels her fascination with critters, plants and the natural world into botanical artistry through Foraged Oddity Art. Using sustainably sourced specimens, she creates intricate, framed pieces featuring everything from butterfly wings, teeth and dried flowers to fungi, flora, fauna and tiny skeletons, while utilizing materials from all sorts of thrifted or scavenged goods. Often displayed in ornate frames, her work transforms the surreal and sometimes macabre side of nature into something beautiful and worth admiring. (JASE PICANSO)
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Wilson, Karplus, and Pope Take Home USEA Classic Series Wins at Spokane Sport Horse Farm
Wilson, Karplus, and Pope Take Home USEA Classic S... The traditional long-format experience was alive and well at Spokane Sport Horse Farm in September, where three horse-and-rider combinations came away with USEA Classic Series victories at the Beginner Novice, Novice, and Training levels. For this year’s champions, the Classic Series...
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We Ranked The Top 7 Breakfast Restaurants In Washington And Here Is Who Made The Cut
Syrup on a paper placemat, a coffee refill you never asked for, and a stack of pancakes taller than your fork can handle: that is the kind of morning worth driving across Washington for. We spent time sizing up breakfast spots from Puget Sound to the Columbia River, looking for places that feel friendly, fill you up, and won’t drain your wallet.
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Public’s Help Sought in Dog Abandonment Investigation at Spokane Valley Park
SPOKANE VALLEY, WA — Spokane County Regional Animal Protection Service is asking for the public’s help identifying a person connected to the abandonment of an elderly, emaciated dog at Valley Mission Park. According to SCRAPS, surveillance video shows