The Spovangelist

The Spovangelist is often asked if we were high when making our political endorsements. Although we were not necessarily high when made our suggestions, we can’t deny the catnip allegations. It wasn’t ours, man. We were holding it for a friend. A feline friend named Woody the Election Cat . Woody didn’t go to Harvard [...]

It is a testament to the poverty of our local communications systems when people know all about the Rally to Restore Sanity in D.C. yet are surprised to hear one is going down in our very own back yard. To get your $3 commemorative sign, contact Kay Wright McGlocklin at Preferred Labor Sign, (509) 484-1107. [...]

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 Carla Brannan Much attention has been given to the rash of young men who have recently committed suicide because they were gay or thought to be gay. In response, high profile people from around the country have stepped up with messages of prevention and hope, and organizations like the Trevor Project have gained greater [...]

Water is sacred in Spokane, just as it is in many places around the world. We like to boast about our precious aquifer, indulge in enormous lawns that we maintain throughout the hottest months of the summer, and go to the lake (if we can afford it). Today is Blog Action Day. Because I’m a sucker [...]