Chey Scott is a volunteer journalist for the Inlander, a local publication in Spokane, Washington. Chey's articles cover a range of topics including local art and culture, community events, holiday guides, and profiles on local businesses and venues.
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Young Kwak photos Mary Conley with the mounds of memorabilia that has marked her family history since November 1974.
By: Madison Pearson, Chey Scott
For those who look at a drink menu of any kind and are immediately overwhelmed by the number of choices available, have no fear, flights...
Hiroshima's Atomic Bomb Dome. L ast May, Keiko Ogura was greeting some of the world's most powerful political leaders visiting her home city of Hiroshima, Japan, for the G7 Summit.
The Farm Chicks Vintage & Handmade Fair Those who know me well know I’d never miss Farm Chicks weekend. The annual show and sale of all things charming and old, upcycled and well-loved, handmade and found returns for its two-day run this weekend at Spokane’s fairgrounds. Started back in 2002 by local vintage and antique aficionado Serena Thompson, the show invites vendors from near and far to ply their wares, from textiles to furniture and everything in between. On the handmade side, shoppers can find art, candles and even gourmet food. As I always say, the best thing about Farm Chicks is that you never know what you’ll find — the thrill of the hunt and the surprise is why we go… and why we leave with totes, wagons and armloads full of treasures.
Peggy and Peter go on many magical journeys in Mister Deedle's Tree House. I t wasn't until her two children had grown up that Margaret Morrison Roeth found enough spare time to craft the kind of beautifully illustrated tale that once would have fully captured Charles and Helen Betsy's young imaginations.
Take a hike. No, really, we mean it. You can finish reading the paper first, but afterwards you've got to pack up and find the...
By: Chey Scott
The clock is ticking down for the 2024 Inlander Cover Pet Photo Contest: voting for this year's finalists closes at 11:59 pm on Thursday, July...
I t wasn't until her two children had grown up that Margaret Morrison Roeth found enough spare time to craft the kind of beautifully illustrated tale that once would have fully captured Charles and Helen Betsy's young imaginations.
By: Eliza Billingham, Chey Scott
H ome ought to be a haven. But in thousands of Spokane homes, walls could harbor hazards instead.
By: Madison Pearson, Chey Scott
The Sound Wall mural is 700 feet long. P ublic murals do so much for a community. They strengthen a place's local identity, celebrate history and culture, foster economic vitality, and simply beautify our urban spaces. Murals also bring joy. Think about the delight to be had when, simply going about your day, you suddenly spot a new piece of colorful art on the side of a once-drab building, underpass or retaining wall.
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