Starting August 1, 2026, a complex of fast-moving wildfires—including the Old Trails, Autumn Lane, and Fairview fires—devastated the edges of Spokane, Washington. The wind-driven blazes scorched over 10,500 acres, destroyed at least 900 homes and structures, and forced roughly 65,000 residents to evacuate in
At this point I’m right about in the middle of my Pride season. There are a lot more Pride events left. With Spokane Pride in the rearview mirror, I look forward to my favorite time of year, the Pride Tour, and the Inland Northwest has not disappointed so far.
A love letter to a community coming together and those who make it happen Matthew Danielson, Spokane Pride’s executive director, has a job that is much more involved than yelling “Happy Pride!” every chance he’s got. Matthew juggles sponsors, negotiating and encouraging everyone to stay involved and give
Spokane Pride Executive Director Matthew Danielson and North Idaho Pride Alliance Executive Director Sarah Lynch answer seven questions about the impact of Pride in Idaho and our rural conservative communities. Why is Pride in Idaho and rural areas so important? Matthew: The significance of Pride celebrations is even greater in
