Inlander (newspaper)

Inlander is a free, weekly, alternative newspaper in Spokane, Washington. The paper was founded in 1993 by Ted S. McGregor Jr., who serves as the publisher and editor. The Inlander highlights local and regional news, arts, and culture and has played a vital role in Spokane's media landscape.

History

The Inlander was founded in 1993 by Ted S. McGregor Jr. and Jeremey McGregor. The brothers saw a need for a publication that would cover local news and events in a depth not found in daily papers. The first issue was published in October 1993. The paper has grown steadily since its inception, both in terms of circulation and influence.

Content

The Inlander publishes a mix of news, features, and columns, with a focus on local and regional issues. The paper's news coverage includes in-depth reporting on politics, business, education, health, and the environment. The Inlander also features a robust arts and culture section, which includes reviews and listings for music, film, theater, visual arts, books, and food.

The paper also publishes special issues throughout the year, including the annual "Best of the Inland Northwest" reader poll, a Summer Guide, a Fall Arts Preview, a Dining Out Guide, and a Holiday Guide.

Distribution

The Inlander is distributed every Thursday at more than 1,000 locations in the Inland Northwest, including Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, Cheney, and the Palouse. The paper is free to pick up and is funded through advertising.

Online Presence

In addition to its print publication, The Inlander maintains a website, which includes all of the content from the print edition, as well as web-exclusive content such as blogs, photo galleries, and archives of past issues.

Recognition

The Inlander has been recognized for its journalism by organizations such as the Society of Professional Journalists and the Association of Alternative Newsmedia. The paper's commitment to in-depth, local reporting has earned it a loyal readership and a significant role in the Inland Northwest's media landscape.

See Also

• Alternative newspaper
• Spokane, Washington
• Society of Professional Journalists
• Association of Alternative Newsmedia

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