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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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There’s an activity for every season

While Spokane definitely experiences all four season, there’s still something to do year-round – rain, smoke, snow or shine. Here are some seasonal highlights:

‘I took it as a sign’: Artist Chris Bovey opens larger Vintage Print store at iconic corner Boulevard Building, with room for neon museum

Inside an iconic 1910 building, Spokane neon history now shines among layers of memorabilia and vintage prints of regional landmarks. It's a dream of artist Chris Bovey, who moved from a Garland District store to the Boulevard Building's larger space, 1905 N. Monroe. Bovey's Vintage Print + Neon and the Spokane Neon Museum hold a grand opening Saturday.

Photos of the Year: Best of Jesse Tinsley for 2024

Passing his 35th year working at The Spokesman-Review newspaper, photojournalist Jesse Tinsley is still trying to capture the joys and highlights of the Spokane region and the people who live here. Some of his favorite things to photograph are landscapes of the Inland Northwest, wildlife, air shows, the dramatic weather of the changing seasons and community events, like Bloomsday and the Fourth of July.

WELLNESS From the Water’s Edge

It’s hard to become what you do not see. For some of us it’s hard to imagine living in a safe neighborhood with well-lit sidewalks and streets, safe green spaces to relax in, with connecting nature trails, a public pool and shade trees. For the less fortunate the journey to wellness begins with being able to imagine life differently and feeling empowered to do something about it.