The Spovangelist

Armed with only a pen and a flow chart for notes, debaters are “athletes” who don’t need cleats for a clash but the knowledge of how to tie a tie. An athlete might need a helmet. Not here. Most of the time, an egg timer will serve you just as well. It’s the kind of fight you [...]

Sometimes I wonder what kind of response the Spovangelist would get if it published an article on the blueness of the sky. -Lentil, Spovangelist Commentator Your wish is my command. With all the snow and slush over the past few days I was lucky to borrow a car from family that was out of town [...]

By The Apostate I hope this fourth post involving young people and politics really gets the point across. Young people need to shake off the apathy, vote and contribute. Do I really need to bring the statistics in to this again? Or can I consider you spooked enough to get involved? This November holds several [...]

By Blush Response What a delight to see young people grabbing on to the reins of Spokane. With the recent success of Terrain, I can’t help but notice how many 20-somethings have carved out a chunk of this city for themselves. The Spokane Symphony’s new Club Maestro is yet another opportunity for young people to discover [...]

Sustainable September went out with a bang last week. The feature event for the Energy Security Track was called “Shift to Green: Spokane’s Transition to Clean Energy” and was basically a wrap-up celebration with food by New Leaf Bakery, music by the Angela Marie Project, and speeches by Bonnie Mager and Sierra Club organizer Brad [...]