Quinn Welsch
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Past articles by Quinn:
Reminiscence on the days before legalization, before weed became too strong for me
Recently, a friend asked me if I wanted to go for a toke outside of a bar. → Read More
Best Barbershop 2022
The much-coveted "Best Barbershop" award for the Inlander's annual Best Of readers poll this year goes to a relative newcomer to the Spokane hair scene. → Read More
Best Local Hardware Store 2022
If you have a DIY project you're working on around the house and need knowledgeable and local advice, River Ridge Hardware in the Audubon-Downriver neighborhood, voted Best Local Hardware Store of 2022 by Inlander readers, is a good place to start. → Read More
Common home inspection issues in the Inland Northwest and whether you should fix them yourself
So you've had your potential new home inspected. Or perhaps it's your old home, and you want to know just how good its condition is... → Read More
Five offbeat holiday movies to add to your seasonal rotation
How many times have you watched A Christmas Story or Elf? → Read More
Spokane budtenders recommend these offbeat cannabis tools for your holiday shopping list
Sure, you can just buy weed for someone this holiday season. → Read More
High for the holidays? Try some of these Christmas(ish) edibles you can find at Spokane dispensaries
It's that time of year when we stuff our faces with food and drink until it hurts. → Read More
Local budtenders weigh in on their favorite edibles of 2021
As we leave behind the dark days of quarantine, it might be nice to try something new. → Read More
Elevate the experience for your cannabis connoisseur with these classy gifts
Forget about that glass bong in the shape of a mushroom. → Read More
Stocking stuffers might be the best thing you can get your cannabis lover this year
Everyone loves a good stocking stuffer, whether it's a handful of pre-rolls or a handful of candy cane-flavored Hershey Kisses (in that order). Sometimes the... → Read More
Help them work out at home
When most of us learned that the COVID-19 lockdowns were going to be a long-term effort, we coped by doing one of two things: 1)... → Read More
North Idaho schoolteacher Steve Von Till brings his dark musings to life with a new solo album and poetry book
Swirling formless ideas began to take shape in the form of a simple keyboard progression during a sleepless winter night. Looking out at the midnight... → Read More
Prepare for the upcoming Dune adaptation by catching up on the franchise
I first picked up a copy of Dune about 10 years ago. → Read More
After COVID made Bloomsday "virtual," 25,000 runners are still participating. We talked to a few
It started off as an accident. But now it's a tradition. Bloomsday was a rite of passage for new Spokanites, I was told. I had... → Read More
Want to help? Here are 10 environmental nonprofits in the Inland Northwest you can volunteer with
Spokane Riverkeeper: Formed in 2009, the Spokane Riverkeeper acts as the steward of the Spokane River and its watershed, protecting it from pollution and ensuring its long-term health. → Read More
More than a year after his death, climber Jess Roskelley's family is channeling their grief into something positive
There's no right or wrong way to grieve for the loss of a loved one. → Read More
I Finally Watched... the original Star Trek, and it showed me a better world to live in
In late Spring, during the height of the Black Lives Matter protests and the earlier stages of the COVID shutdowns, I did what a lot of people did. → Read More
Baddest of the Bad: Five flicks of exceedingly poor quality available on Amazon Prime
Everyone loves a good bad movie. Overacting. Clumsy dialogue. Bad special effects. Unresolved subplots. These are all trademarks of poor movie making that aren't worth... → Read More
So you want to be a mountain climber? Start with the Spokane Mountaineers Mountain School
Wakeup was at 3 am. The winter campsite was getting hit by 40-mph winds and had 9 inches of new snow. The mountaineering students had... → Read More
The 13 video games we've been playing since quarantine
Since quarantine, we've all spent more time indoors. Here are 14 games from Inlander staffers have been playing. → Read More