Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 17th of October.
Good morning, Spokane Valley.
Mariana Atencio, a Peabody award-winning journalist, is announced as the keynote speaker for the Women Helping Women Fund's 2025 'Give Like a Woman' event, aiming to support women and children in the community.
Spokane County and local non-profits introduce unofficial translated voting resources in multiple languages, including a Spanish voters pamphlet, to assist diverse communities for the upcoming general election.
A Spokane middle school student was arrested for bringing a loaded gun to Shaw Middle School and threatening another student.
BodyTraffic, a Los Angeles-based contemporary dance company, aims to make dance accessible and relatable by showcasing a diverse range of styles and music at their Spokane performance.
Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown and city officials condemn a racist remark made during a virtual town hall Q&A session, affirming a commitment to respectful dialogue.
Spokane Valley is set to open a pioneering cross country facility in Fall 2025, aiming to boost local economy and community engagement through national sporting events.
Washington State Quilt Show 2024
Experience the largest quilt show in Eastern Washington, showcasing over 500 quilts along with a Quilter's Boutique and numerous vendor booths.
The Great Northwest Trunk or Treat Celebration
Experience a delightful evening of Halloween fun with trunk or treating and community festivities at this annual event.
Brittany Jean Concert
Experience the stunning musical talents of Brittany Jean in a live concert at Spokane Community College.
Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting at Wipliance
Experience the unveiling of Wipliance's innovative showroom featuring the latest in lighting, shading, and audiovisual solutions, complemented by networking opportunities and refreshments from local wineries.
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