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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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.
By: Colton Rasanen
Young Kwak photo Graduate Student Assistant Samantha Agather teaches Digital Forensics and Cybercrimes at EWU's Catalyst Building in Spokane.
Dec. 3 STARTING THE SEASON WITH JOY T here's tons to do around the Inland Northwest during the holiday season, so it can feel overwhelming to pick an activity. However, if you ask Riverfront Park Director Jonathan Moog what to do, he recommends spending a day (or days) at Numerica Skate Ribbon during its eighth season since opening in 2017.
By: Colton Rasanen, Erick Doxey
Dungeon Master Camie Anderson, far left, teaches newbies how to play Dungeons & Dragons in just three hours.
Colton Rasanen photo Boo Radley's has reopened after a Wednesday night apartment fire caused flooding.
By: Colton Rasanen
The Lakeland Joint School Board is facing tough choices. I n November, voters in Rathdrum, Twin Lakes and Spirit Lake were asked to fund the Lakeland Joint School District's two-year $19 million replacement levy. These funds would have made up close to a quarter of the district's budget for employee salaries, extracurricular activities and transportation.
I n my experience, the Venn diagram between Chappell Roan fans and stoners is just a circle. When I attended her show at the Capitol Hill Block Party in Seattle this summer, the air was filled with two things: the screams of thousands of fans singing along to the pop princess, and tons of random clouds that clearly came from below. In recognition of that clearly overlapping fanbase, we've collected a list of gifts that are sure to match the pink-and-purple aesthetic that the singer has cultivated.
By: Colton Rasanen, Evan Zimmerman
That's a central message in the award-winning musical Hadestown by Anaïs Mitchell. From the very start the audience is told "It's a sad tale, it's a tragedy / We gonna sing it anyway." But then the story gets into the whole transcendental love plot, and the inevitable end is adeptly obscured for most of the show.
By: Colton Rasanen
For decades, art students at Spokane Falls Community College have been attending class in some of the oldest buildings on campus. The photography building was...
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