Chey Scott is an Associate Editor at Inlander. She oversees and contributes to the paper's arts and culture sections, focusing on themes such as travel and tourism, regional interest, and animal care. Chey has been featured in Inlander and writes about a variety of topics including pets, veterinary care, and adventure travel destinations.
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Chey Scott’s coverage suggests she’s most responsive to pitches that are strongly local to Spokane and the Inland Northwest, especially stories tied to travel, pet care, and community impact. He or she often writes practical, service-oriented pieces, so outreach works best when it offers timely, useful information people can act on right away.
For travel-related pitches, focus on nearby getaways, seasonal guides, scenic routes, or local attractions with a clear Spokane connection. For animal-related stories, nonprofit efforts, adoption drives, rescue work, and local veterinary angles are likely to fit well, especially if there’s a human-interest or community-service hook.
Chey also appears open to broader regional news when it has a strong local consequence, especially around major events, neighborhood change, or recovery stories.
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By: Chey Scott
Get ready for & Juliet, The Great Gatsby, Beauty and the Beast, A Beautiful Noise and The Sound of Music.
By: Chey Scott
Flowers are for everyone.
Summer in the Inland Northwest is a mixed bag. While it can be one of the best times to enjoy the region’s gorgeous wilderness, we might be faced with a
By: Chey Scott
Throw on a cute summery ’fit and grab your tote bags — it’s time to head to The Farm Chicks Vintage & Handmade Fair one last time.
By: Chey Scott
For many who call the Inland Northwest home, the region’s quick and easy access to so much outdoor recreation — especially for us city dwellers — is a top perk.
By: Chey Scott
Blocks of the Balboa area of Spokane's South Indian Trail neighborhood, along Skyline Drive, Tiffany Avenue, Westgate Place and other streets, were
By: Chey Scott, Mia Stillman, Samantha Dunne, Lucia Valle
Life without our beloved pets would be pretty dull and depressing. A world without compassionate people and organizations rescuing and caring for animals in need so that they can eventually
By: Chey Scott, Mia Stillman, Samantha Dunne, Lucia Valle
Life without our beloved pets would be pretty dull and depressing. A world without compassionate people and organizations rescuing and caring for
By: Chey Scott
Pat McMurray lost his home of 20 years when the Old Trails Fire tore through Spokane’s South Indian Trail neighborhood.
Ever since being jolted awake from a Saturday afternoon nap to a blaring emergency alert, the trajectory of my thoughts has been as wild and erratic as a raging fire.
