Columns

Spokane Water Conservation Wisdom

Water conservation needs to be a way of life so there's enough water in our rivers and streams for fish, wildlife, and summertime recreation.

Derrick Knowles July 9, 2022

List of summer camps in Washington and Idaho that provide unique, adrenaline-pumping, high-adventure recreation and nature-based skills.

Amy McCaffree June 9, 2022

Time spent in the outdoors strengthens relational bonds and inspires self-discovery and awareness. Personal essay by Shallan Knowles.

Shallan Knowles May 12, 2022

Essay by Spokane runner Maeve Griffith about her 40-year collection of race event t-shirts and her personal evolution as a trans woman.

Out There Outdoors April 28, 2022

Spring rituals and routines to help families celebrate and get ready for the season, from backyard hammocks to campsite reservations.

Amy McCaffree April 26, 2022

The Great American Outdoors Act and Bipartisan Infrastructure and Jobs Act both provide much-needed funds for public lands.

Adam Gebauer April 26, 2022

Ideas to improve your running life by helping to get you out the door faster, eliminate decision fatigue, and combat doldrums.

Sarah Hauge March 24, 2022

Everyday Cyclist columnist Justin Short shares how some riders cope with winter riding conditions and about his latest bikepacking adventure.

Justin M. Short March 16, 2022

In a city or other developed area with people walking and biking on public lands, trails, and roads, keep your dog on-leash.

Derrick Knowles March 7, 2022