Recipes Slow Cooker French Onion Chicken: An Easy Comfort Food Dinner Slow Cooker French Onion Chicken: An Easy Comfort Food Dinner If you love the rich, savory flavor of French onion soup, this Slow Cooker French Onion Chicken is an easy way to turn those flavors into a simple family dinner. Tender chicken cooks slowly with sweet onions, French onion soup, beef broth and seasonings before […]
Recipes Cheesy Beef Enchilada Rice Skillet Cheesy Beef Enchilada Rice Skillet If you need a dinner that’s quick, filling and made in one pan, this Cheesy Beef Enchilada Rice Skillet is an easy one to add to your weekly meal plan. Seasoned ground beef, rice, enchilada sauce, corn and plenty of melted cheese come together in one skillet for a simple […]
Recipes Creamy Tuscan Chicken Orzo: An Easy One-Pan Dinner Creamy Tuscan Chicken Orzo: An Easy One-Pan Dinner If you’re looking for a dinner that feels a little special but doesn’t require spending all evening in the kitchen, this Creamy Tuscan Chicken Orzo is such a good one to have in your recipe rotation. Tender chicken, creamy Parmesan orzo, sun-dried tomatoes and fresh spinach all […]
Recipes This Week’s Meal Plan: 7 Easy Dinners + Something Sweet Does anyone else feel like figuring out what’s for dinner is half the battle? That’s exactly why I love putting these meal plans together. Instead of standing in front of the refrigerator at 5:30 wondering what sounds good, here are seven dinners already planned for you — plus something sweet. I mixed things up this […]
What's New in Spokane Rightsizing in the Lilac City: Why Downsizing in Spokane is the Ultimate Lifestyle Upgrade Rightsizing in the Lilac City: Why Downsizing in Spokane is the Ultimate Lifestyle Upgrade When most people hear the word “downsizing,” they immediately think of sacrifice. They picture giving up treasured space, packing away decades of memories, and squeezing into a cramped apartment. But if you talk to empty nesters and homeowners who have actually […]
What's New in Spokane The Big Three: How Spokane’s Signature Events Define Our Community Spirit The Big Three: How Spokane’s Signature Events Define Our Community Spirit There is a distinct season in the Inland Northwest where the entire city of Spokane trading its quiet winter routines for a massive wave of energy. It happens every spring and summer, anchored by three legendary traditions that completely take over our streets, parks, […]
What's New in Spokane Lake Life in Less Than an Hour: 4 Quick Summer Getaways from Spokane Lake Life in Less Than an Hour: 4 Quick Summer Getaways from Spokane There is a running joke among Spokane residents that during the months of July and August, the city completely empties out on Friday afternoons. It is not hard to see why. The Inland Northwest is home to some of the most spectacular, […]
What's New in Spokane Patio Season is Here: 4 Must-Visit Culinary Pockets in Spokane This Summer Patio Season is Here: 4 Must-Visit Culinary Pockets in Spokane This Summer There is a distinct magic that happens in Spokane right around late spring and early summer. The moment the afternoon sun hits a consistent 75 degrees, the entire city collectively decides it’s time to eat outside. Over the last few years, Spokane’s food […]
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Listing Your Home Why Hundreds of Spokane Homes Are Failing to Sell And How to Make Sure Yours Isn’t One of Them Why Hundreds of Spokane Homes Are Failing to Sell (And How to Make Sure Yours Isn’t One of Them) If you’ve been driving around your favorite Spokane neighborhood lately, you might have noticed a subtle shift. A house down the street goes up for sale. The sign looks great. You expect it to sell in […]
Moving to Spokane Guide and Tips 5 Spokane Farmers Markets to Visit Labor Day Weekend Labor Day weekend may feel like the unofficial end of summer, but around Spokane, farmers market season is still going strong. If you’re staying close to home for the long weekend, this is a great time to pick up late-summer produce, fresh flowers, baked goods and locally made finds while supporting farmers and small businesses […]
Moving to Spokane Guide and Tips You Should Be Dancing: A Bee Gees Tribute Is Coming to Spokane If hearing the opening notes of “Stayin’ Alive” immediately makes you want to start dancing, you may want to put this one on your Spokane calendar. You Should Be Dancing — A Tribute to the Bee Gees is coming to Spokane this fall, bringing the harmonies, falsettos and unmistakable disco sound of the Bee Gees […]
Moving to Spokane Guide and Tips Soak Up the Last Days of Summer in Spokane Summer isn’t over yet. August always seems to go by way too fast. One minute we’re right in the middle of summer, and the next we’re talking about fall. But we still have some beautiful Spokane summer days ahead of us, so here are a few fun things to do before August slips away. 1. […]
Moving to Spokane Guide and Tips If You Had to Evacuate Your Home, What Would You Take? I’ve been part of a lot of conversations lately about evacuating. Some people have asked me what I took when I had to evacuate. Others have talked about what they would grab if they suddenly had to leave their home. And I’ve realized something from all of those conversations: it’s a very different question when […]
What's New in Spokane Disney On Ice Is Coming Back to Spokane A Family Tradition Returns in November 2026 There are certain events that just feel like Spokane traditions. For generations of local families, Disney On Ice has been one of them. You bundle up the kids, head downtown, find your seats at the arena and wait for that moment when the lights go down and familiar […]
Moving to Spokane Guide and Tips A Saturday Morning Favorite: Liberty Lake Farmers Market There’s something about a farmers market that makes a Saturday morning feel a little more like summer. Fresh produce piled onto tables, flowers tucked into buckets, the smell of something delicious being made nearby, and neighbors stopping to talk instead of rushing off to the next thing. If that sounds like your kind of morning, […]
Moving to Spokane Guide and Tips Wine on Wall Returns to Downtown Spokane September 16 There’s something about a September evening in Spokane that makes you want to stay outside just a little longer. The days are still warm, the evenings are starting to cool, and downtown is a great place to soak up those last weeks of summer. If wine, live music, and an evening downtown sound like your […]
Moving to Spokane Guide and Tips FarmJam Music & Camping Festival 2026: A Complete Guide for Spokane Residents If your idea of a great Labor Day weekend includes live music, wide-open Eastern Washington skies, local food and a road trip somewhere a little different, FarmJam Music & Camping Festival might be worth putting on your calendar. FarmJam returns September 4–6, 2026, in Colville, Washington, for three days of music, camping and community on […]
What's New in Spokane A New Outdoor Gem Just Opened in Spokane Valley If you love finding new places to get outside around Spokane, there’s a brand-new spot in Spokane Valley worth knowing about. The Course Spokane Valley has officially opened at Flora Park, bringing 46 acres of trails, open space and a purpose-built cross-country running course to the community. And you definitely don’t have to be a […]
What's New in Spokane The Spokane Neighborhood Guide: Exploring the Unique Personalities of the Lilac City The Spokane Neighborhood Guide: Exploring the Unique Personalities of the Lilac City If you’ve lived in Spokane for a while, or even if you’re just visiting, you quickly realize one thing: this isn’t just one big city. Spokane is a brilliant collection of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own rhythm, architectural flavor, and local pride. […]
Listing Your Home The “Hidden Wealth” Factor: Why Waiting to Downsize in Spokane Could Cost You More Than You Think The “Hidden Wealth” Factor: Why Waiting to Downsize in Spokane Could Cost You More Than You Think When homeowners think about downsizing, they usually focus on the logistics: the packing, the moving truck, and finding a smaller place. Because it feels like a massive chore, the default decision is often to push it down the […]