Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 18th of April.
Good morning, Spokane Valley.
🏘️ Community
Air 4 Adventure is hosting a guided exploration at Slavin Conservation Area to highlight local trails and wildlife for community members.
The event will soon offer residents an invitation to experience the outdoors firsthand.
Nearly 1,000 bikes will be available for buy and sell at the 14th annual Bike Swap at the Spokane County Fair and Expo Center tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.—volunteers and local groups have prepped today, and sellers can check in bikes until 7 p.m. tonight.
Spokane Valley firefighter Justin Blatner threw the first pitch at the Spokane Indians game on Friday during First Responders Appreciation Night & helped honor local emergency services.
🎭 Culture
Plans to build a 59,000 sqft performing arts center in Spokane Valley ended after the city council rejected a $28 million bond request and financing fell short, halting construction on East Mansfield in 2022.
Yvonne A.K. Johnson said the project cannot continue.
🎓 Education
The state awarded $5.4 million in grants to seven Spokane County groups to add 2,000 child care slots statewide; Guardian Angels Childcare Center — the largest recipient — got $1.69 million while Salish School’s project will break ground in June and finish in 2028.
🏈 Sports
Central Valley Bears won a GSL 4A/3A softball game as Ella Bendele hit an inside-the-park home run and drove in four runs to help beat the Ferris Saxons 17-7.
🎉 Spokane Valley Events
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Junior Livestock Show of Spokane
All day — Spokane County Fair and Expo Center — Free entry — Experience the thrill of the Junior Livestock Show with youth competitors showcasing their agricultural talents.
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