Good morning, Spokane Valley.

A local resident surrendered 37 mixed‐breed dogs to the county service on Monday, resulting in over 20 dogs available for adoption at SCRAPS (6815 E.

Trent Avenue) while officials investigate potential kennel‐keeping violations.

Former Bloomsday organizer Doug Kelley returned to Spokane early Thursday after more than a 10-day layover in Doha caused by flight cancellations amid regional unrest.

He said the delay helped him reconnect with friends and appreciate being home (with his wife and dog).

A local Spokane man returned home today after being stranded in Qatar — delayed by unforeseen travel issues.

Early Thursday, a windstorm brought down two trees onto a Spokane Valley home on South Hollow Court, striking the garage and right side while the sleeping resident remained safe; the National Weather Service recorded winds of 68 mph at Spokane International Airport.

Spokane County officials are considering a fee of 78 cents per minute for third-party body cam footage requests from YouTube channels + social media, as the current free policy overloads staff with redaction work.

A public hearing will be held Tuesday, Mar. 24 at 2 p.m. to review the proposal.

Gonzaga Prep soccer won 4–0 against Central Valley on Thursday with Brian McGann scoring two goals, while Shadle Park’s baseball team logged a 13–0 win as Carsyn Baldwin drove in four runs (nonleague games).

Rapid Rabbit Run (5 mi)

10 a.m. — East Valley High School — Registration fee required — Participate in a lively 5-mile run with live and virtual options.

Herb Tea Garden Class

6-7:30 p.m. — Scale House Market — No entry fee — Discover the art of growing herbs for delicious homemade teas.