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Here are the 2024 Spokane County Interstate Fair Grandstand Events
SPOKANE, Wash. — The Spokane County Interstate Fair will host evening Grandstand Events on eight of the ten nights of the fair. These events include the headlining concerts and other fair traditions. The first two days of the fair, September 6 and 7, will host the Professional Rodeo Cowboys...
Teachers, staff get free drinks courtesy of Wake Up Call on Wednesday, September 4
SPOKANE, Wash. — The 2024-25 school year is underway, and teachers and staff can treat themselves to start the school year thanks to help from Wake Up Call. Wake Up Call says teachers and staff who bring their school IDs will get a free drink of their choice on Wednesday, September 4.
Moses Lake School District: Transgender sports policies in Washington 'not working'
MOSES LAKE, Wash. -- Current laws governing participation in high school sports by transgender athletes are "not working" for students, according to a draft resolution being discussed by the Moses Lake School Board Thursday.
How to judge the judicial candidates on your ballot
SPOKANE, Wash. — Judges can play a significant role in our everyday lives, and we’re more likely to interact with a judge than with a governor or a congressman. But they're often the candidates on our ballots we know the least about.
Spokane Falls Boulevard could become the next place for the people — but the city needs your input first
Under the surface of Spokane Falls Boulevard lie 125-year-old water lines in dire need of replacing. The project will require tearing up the street and sidewalk, which the city sees as an opportunity to rethink the experience of Spokane Falls Boulevard at the street level.
Chaps Diner and Bakery under new ownership after previous owner steps down
SPOKANE, Wash. — After serving the community for over two decades, Chaps Diner and Bakery is officially changing ownership. Long-time owner, Celeste Shaw, announced on social media that she is going to be taking a step back from the business to focus on her health. "It's probably been one...
Coffee with a Cop Returns to Downtown Yakima This Sunday
Remember coffee with a cop? It's back on Sunday at the Downtown Yakima Farmer's Market. Yakima Police say they'll have a booth at the market this Sunday and urge you to stop by and say hello. YOUR CHANCE TO TALK TO THE CHIEF COMES SUNDAY. You are welcome to have...
Music, dancing horses, prayer part of Wahluke return
Sep. 4—MATTAWA — The first day of the 2024-25 school year at the Wahluke School District started with an ecumenical prayer, many elementary students in new buildings and dancing horses outside Wahluke Junior High. The prayer service featured pastors from several Mattawa churches and was designed to bring together people from all different traditions, according to information from Wahluke ...
Bid awarded for Ritzville fiber buildout
Sep. 4—RITZVILLE — Installation of fiber optic cable within the Ritzville and Lind city limits will start sometime this fall and should be finished by spring 2025. Adams County Commissioners awarded a $2.97 million contract to Zero Db Communicatons of Spokane for the first phase of the broadband project. Adams County Public Works Director Todd O'Brien said some areas of Ritzville already have ...
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