Spokane County
Visiting Kendall Yards in Spokane, Washington
Across the Spokane River from downtown Spokane, Washington, lies the neighborhood of Kendall Yards. Just over the historic Monroe Street bridge, this up-and-coming neighborhood runs alongside the Centennial Trail, making…
The History of Spokane Washington
The region that encompasses modern day Spokane, Washington has been inhabited for thousands of years by indigenous tribes who thrived in the area due to the plentiful salmon runs in…
Spokane Style Beer – Four Local Breweries
It began with Northern Lights Brewery in 1993, and over the years Spokane’s craft microbreweries have rallied to turn Spokane into a compelling city for quality craft beer. Spokane can…
Adventure Kitty: Leon
We hope you enjoy this guest post written by Megan, @leonadventurecat about her experience with adopting, and harnessing her new kitten. I hadn’t had a single thought about getting a…
Spokane Guide: If You Aren’t Going To These Places in Spokane, You’re Missing Out!
Spokane Guide: This post was written by Chandler from Spokane Eats in collaboration with us. So, you have a weekend in Spokane and you’re wondering what to do, but more importantly…
Garbage Eating Goat-Statue
Installed in 1974, this goat statue does indeed eat your garbage, making it a useful and quirky attraction. Originally introduced to Spokane as an art installment for the World’s Fair…
Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge
The Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge covers an expansive 18,000 acres in the Channeled Scablands, and contains an uncommon ecosystem, including “basalt outcrops, flood eroded channels, and ponderosa pine forests.” With…