Good morning, Spokane Valley.

Spokane Buddhist Temple holds its Obon Summer Festival this Sunday from 1 to 7 p.m. at 927 S.

Perry St. The festival offers crafts, Japanese food and games at the temple — it shifts to Grant Park at 4 p.m. for a Shin Buddhist service and martial arts displays.

Wildfire smoke forced local summer camps to move indoor activities and cancel outdoor events on Thursday when the air quality index soared past safe levels.

Public pools closed and camp organizers will monitor conditions as hazardous air is expected to persist through the weekend.

Spokane County commissioners lowered demolition permit fees from $342.59 to nearly $35 (to help wildfire survivors) for families recovering from the Upriver Fire last month, though some remain worried about insurance limits.

A Washington website tracks wildfire smoke with live maps and health guidance so parents can plan free outdoor activities when conditions are lighter — a useful tool for Spokane families.

The blog gathers updated data from federal and state sources to help everyone make informed decisions.

The Grizzlies honored the late Brandon Clarke, a celebrated Zags star, during a recent game where fans remembered his career and impact.

On Friday, the Spokane Indians lost 11-3 to the Everett AquaSox at Avista Stadium as Everett hitters Brandon Eike and Carlos Jimenez hit key home runs — fireworks were cancelled due to wildfire smoke affecting 5,927 fans.

The series continues Saturday at 6:35 p.m.

Tri-City Dust Devils vs Spokane Indians

6:30-7:35 p.m. — Avista Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Catch the thrilling matchup between the Tri-City Dust Devils and Spokane Indians live.