Spokane’s most famous cop is a living reminder of the city’s penchant for denial, cover-up and self-delusion. In the deepening vortex of the Otto Zehm case, he’s now taking aim at Spokane’s top leaders.
By Tim Connor (September 19, 2011)
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“The Adrenalin Makes it Easier”
KYRS’s Barbara Baumgarten’s 2006 interview with Tim Connor about Journalism, River Park Square, and Spokane.
Eight years ago, fresh off the River Park Square investigation, I was a guest on Barbara Baumgarten’s “Local Heroes” program at KYRS and this is the recording of that interview. Continue reading “The Adrenalin Makes it Easier”
The Pillar
Bonne Beavers came to the Center for Justice a decade ago, and in quiet and powerful ways she helped build a community institution and a remarkable personal legacy.
By Tim Connor
Rodeo Days
New Orleans has its Mardi Gras. Pendleton has the Round-Up.
By Mary Harvill (September 23, 2008)
Rodeo with cowboys and cowgirls, the crowds cheering a great ride or booing the judge’s scores, the spirit of community, the daring-do of the bullriders for one full week in September in a small town in eastern Oregon, four hours from a major airport is as good as it gets.