Colton Rasanen is a journalist based in Spokane, Washington. He writes for the Inlander, a local publication, and his work has also appeared in the Wahpeton Daily News. Colton covers a variety of topics including local news, politics, LGBTQ+ issues, and cultural events in the Spokane area.
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Colton Rasanen's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, politics, and community issues in Spokane, Washington. His articles often include expert commentary and government announcements. Therefore, he is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insights from local experts or officials related to local politics, education policies or urban development in the Spokane area.
Given his focus on specific geographic areas such as Spokane and topics like local LGBTQ+ organizations and city council members' activities, Colton would appreciate pitches relevant to these localized themes. Topics could include interviews with key figures involved in transportation infrastructure developments or updates on college campus initiatives within the region.
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By: Colton Rasanen
Erick Doxey photo Gonzaga's Lincoln Center Director Brandon Haddock (left) and Program Coordinator Matthew Barcus. T wo decades ago, Gonzaga University became the first Jesuit university in the country to have a dedicated resource center for LGBTQ+ students. Though the Lincoln LGBTQ+ Resource Center started small, its steady growth has cemented it as a pillar of safety and visibility for queer students.
By: Colton Rasanen
Tim Curry as Rocky Horror 's Dr. Frank-N-Furter; a 49th anniversary screening at the FIC features actor Barry Bostwick, who played Brad.
By: Colton Rasanen
Rendering courtesy Cheney Public Schools Upgrades to Salnave Elementary School would increase pedestrian safety if Cheney's bond passes.
By: Colton Rasanen
Young Kwak photo From front left, counterclockwise: Ghostlight performers Sarah Glesk, Emily Grizzell, Miss Mastikate, Anita Rage and Rachae Thomas inside the historic Glover Mansion.
By: Colton Rasanen
Erick Doxey photo Based on its current state, the Govan Schoolhouse probably doesn't have many more years left. I've driven past many dilapidated buildings in my life. Houses wilting from weather wear. Barns bursting at the seams. Garages that are one blow from caving in.
By: Colton Rasanen, Erick Doxey
The Sherman Presbyterian Church is still used today. I t's a sunny Monday as I drive out to Sherman, one of Lincoln County's few ghost towns. I head west on U.S. Route 2 from Spokane for about an hour before reaching the small town of Creston. After passing through its core, I take a right on North Mt. View Road.
By: Samantha Wohlfeil, Colton Rasanen
Eliza Billingham photo Outgoing U.S. Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers literally passed the baton to Michael Baumgartner, who will represent Eastern Washington in Congress.
By: Colton Rasanen
Samantha Wohlfeil photo The concentration of PCBs in the Spokane River is 20 to 100 times higher than a recent limit set by the EPA.
Nicole Bishop is the latest to join the Spokane School Board.
Erick Doxey photo Students rushed to get photos with Carla Olman Peperzak on her 101st birthday at Peperzak Middle School on Nov. 7.
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