Columnists at The Spokesman-Review
Business
City
Jim Camden
Jim serves as the Washington state capital bureau chief in Olympia covering state issues and politics and writes the Spin Control column.
Recent work by Jim
Features
Paul Turner
Paul writes "The Slice" column, which appears six times a week and produces general features stories for the Today section.
Recent work by Paul
Local news
Doug Clark
Doug writes a column three times each week (Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday).
Recent work by Doug
Management
Opinion
Gary Crooks
Gary writes editorials and columns and selects cartoons for the opinion pages. His "Smart Bombs" column runs on Wednesdays and Sundays.
Recent work by Gary
Sports
John Blanchette
John writes three columns a week, including the Sunday sports column.
Recent work by John
Bill Jennings
Bill writes a weekly winter skiing column featuring a wide rage of topics from Inland Northwest slopes.
Recent work by Bill
Rich Landers
Rich writes, photographs, and gathers information for a wide range of Outdoors coverage, with a special feature package in the Sunday Sports section. Landers' outdoors column runs Thursdays in the Sports section.
Recent work by Rich
Alan Liere
Alan writes a weekly hunting and fishing report that appears in the Sports section as well as other essays and humor pieces that occasionally appear elsewhere in The Spokesman-Review. Alan lives in Spokane County.
Recent work by Alan
Voices
Mary Jane Honegger
Mary Jane writes a weekly column called Rathdrum Prairie News in the North Idaho Prairie Voice. It appears every Thursday.
Recent work by Mary Jane
Cindy Hval
Cindy writes for The Spokesman-Review Voices neighborhood sections in Spokane County. Her stories appear weekly, and her Front Porch column appears twice a month in the Thursday Voice.
Recent work by Cindy
Patrick Jacobs
Patrick writes a weekly Get Out! column covering dining, music and arts. Patrick's columns appear in the North Idaho Handle Extra section, published on Sundays.
Recent work by Patrick
Stefanie Pettit
Stefanie writes a bi-weekly column called Landmarks, featuring historic sites, buildings and monuments that often go unnoticed. She is also a regular Front Porch column contributor. The columns appear Thursday in the Voices community news sections. Stefanie is a former Spokane newspaper reporter and Eastern Washington University public information officer.
Recent work by Stefanie
Nils Rosdahl
Nils writes a weekly column called Handle on Business, which appears Sundays in the North Idaho Handle Extra section. Nils is an instructor and adviser with the journalism department at North Idaho College.

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