The Spovangelist

By Taylor Weech Watching “Blank City” alone–as in, the only person in the theater, not just dateless– at the Magic Lantern Theater last week, I came to a series of conclusions. The first of which is: Manhattan in the late 1970’s doesn’t seem too far removed from parts of downtown Spokane, but this is a [...]

The Cats cast in Riverfront Park scaring away the marmots. Stolen from Barry Geraghty’s Twitter

This is a letter written by the woman I have the biggest lady crush on. She’s darn cute, super smart and is the lead singer of a band. If she and I both had not found our respective significant others I would ask her to run away with me (except not away, like to Browne’s [...]

Although the name Tossed and Found may suggest a company of avid dumpster divers, the five-month-old Monroe St. antique/ modern find shop is all about class with a Spokane specialty. I wandered in to Tossed and Found one Sunday afternoon while I was trying to figure out what the heck happened to the other half [...]

2010 has been a year of great strides and dialogues surrounding gender, sexual orientation and equality. Beginning with the “It Gets Better” campaign, the strong local showing against the abhorrent bigotry of the Westboro Baptist Church and ending with the senate decision to repeal the “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” policy, we’ve made great strides. The [...]