Good morning, Spokane Valley.

The final night market of the year hosted by The Wavy Bunch drew local vendors + art fans last Friday.

Founder Alena Horowitz said she may hold a Christmas-themed fair to boost Spokane makers’ events.

Manzanita House's Community Language Club offers language lessons combined with cooking and song to foster cultural connections.

The club meets weekly for ten weeks in spring and fall with classes at $150 for adults and $75 for children over 12, and the next session may start as soon as March.

Gonzaga University is accepting applications for an accelerated BSN program that lets students earn their degree in 15 months with online lessons and clinical simulation in Spokane.

Courses will begin next summer as the school works to ease the local and national nursing shortage.

Pines Road will soon close for scheduled work and local officials advise drivers to take alternate routes.

Lakeside football won 20-7 over Chelan on Friday as Tanner Cummings scored key touchdowns, boosting the team to a 5-1 record ahead of games with Riverside and Colville.

Northwest Christian beat Colfax 49-6 while girls' soccer player Claire Wichman reached a historic career milestone.

Analytic models differ on Gonzaga’s preseason ranking as questions remain over four players’ eligibility; KenPom rates the team No. 14 assuming all players clear.

LSU will play a nonconference game at Numerica Veterans Arena on Nov. 14 — a game that adds a local spotlight to the college season.