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Apr 4th, 2025 👍 1341

The Spokane Lilac Festival Association launched its first-ever Best Spokane Military Business of the Year contest to honor businesses that support military personnel and their families. Community members can nominate businesses until April 11 — a public vote will run from April 14–21 with the winner announced on April 28 and recognized at an All-City Civic Military Luncheon on May 14.

Apr 4th, 2025 👍 4026

The Spokane Lilac Festival Association launched its first-ever Best Spokane Military Business of the Year contest to honor local businesses that support military members and their families. Community members will nominate businesses from April 1—11, vote from April 14—21, and the winner will be announced on April 28 and honored on May 14 at the All-City Civic Military Luncheon.

Apr 4th, 2025 👍 2523

More than 1,100 fans gathered at Avista Stadium Wednesday night to meet the players, watch a home run derby and see new stadium upgrades—like a refreshed field, padded walls and better dugouts—before the team opens against the Everett AquaSox Friday night.

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