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Challenging Vision
ExploreFor Kennewick Washington machinist Bernie Vinther, the sky is not the limit, its the starting point. Considering his challenge with blindness since the age of 38, this 65 year old is proficient in a job where accuracy is the name of the game.
First Telephone in Spokane
When the very first telephone was installed in Spokane, it ignited a technological revolution that still reverberates today. Northwest Profiles meets Spokane author Dean Ladd, whose grandfather installed Spokane's first telephone.
Ghost Town Gold
Explore a rare piece of American West History with a visit to Bannack Montana, an authentic, well preserved Ghost Town. Located in Bannack State Park just south of Dillon, Montana, Bannack is a former gold rush town that was founded in 1862.
Willie's Way
Willie Harms has a fever for Ford’s and has spent a lifetime bringing vintage Model A’s back to life. Join this guru in his garage for an unforgettable story of passion and perseverance. It’s a ride you don’t want to miss.
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Indelible Indians
Tribal traditions, stories and legends leap from the ledger paintings of Spokane Indian artist George Flett. Watch...
Old Works
Discover the amazing history surrounding the first golf course ever built on an EPA superfund site. Opened in 1997 in Anaconda Montana, Old Works is a Jack Nicklaus signature Golf Coarse that, through design, provides golfers of all skill levels a playing experience like no other. Watch...
Braided Rawhide
Take a trip with us to Baker Idaho, about 9 miles south of Salmon and meet cowboy artist Jeff Minor, a man that is able to take strands of leather and form them into unique functional western art. Watch...
Just Making It
Visit Jim Croft and Melody Eckroth, who live in the forested hills above Santa, Idaho. Jim and Melody produce old world, handcrafted items, including books for which they make their own paper, thread, leather and hand tooled wooden covers. The couple also produces beautiful hand woven baskets, hats and clothing. Mostly, Jim and Melody use materials found or grown near their forest home. They also make music on piano, accordion and trombone. Watch...
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Wheeled Warriors
The National Veterans Wheelchair Games provided lots of action, competition and community during the summer of 2009 in Spokane. Experience the success stories of the athletes and of the city that hosted them. Watch...
The Portrait of 50 Vets
What began as a chance to volunteer for a few hours grew into an emotional journey for 50 area vets and the man who painted their portraits. Hear from Spokane artist John Thamm who set up an easel in the waiting room of the VA not knowing it would lead to a showing at the hospital and eventually a book. Veterans from all branches of the military share their stories and it’s all because one man took the time to simply stop and listen. Watch...
Crown of the Continent
Travel deep into the heart of the Rocky Mountains to celebrate an enduring monument to goodwill between Canada and the United States. Since 1932, Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park has been the jewel in a remarkable region known as the "Crown of the Continent." Watch...
