Good morning, Spokane Valley.

The Scale House Market will host its first-ever Winter Market this weekend at the Quarry, located at 4422 E.

Eighth Ave. in Spokane Valley, from 8 a.m. Saturday to 4 p.m. Sunday—local businesses and food vendors will offer holiday shopping, photos with Santa, and live music for a family-friendly event.

A local non-profit helped 1,000 residents on Thanksgiving by providing meals and support—ensuring many families received the help they needed to enjoy the holiday.

Bill Sleeth, a long-time Bloomsday runner, ended his 20-year tradition of hosting a post-race backyard party after one large gathering—where 254 guests and live music led neighbors to call the police twice—spurred concern.

He now runs the race virtually near his South Hill home and said he may return downtown if virtual running is no longer allowed after 2026.

The local event Making Spirits Bright is returning next week in Spokane Valley—bringing holiday cheer to residents.

Spokane Valley's Giving Back Spokane founder was cleared after an investigation found no wrongdoing, and officials said he will continue his community work.

A museum in Spokane Valley kicked off the holiday season today — its lighting ceremony marked the beginning of festive celebrations for local residents.

Last winter, working parents experienced a severe flu season that led to rising school absences and shifted work schedules—forcing many families to scramble for backup care.

Schools increased cleaning protocols while employers offered flexible leave options to help manage the impact of frequent sick days.

A food writer presented 7 casserole recipes that will add hearty, dependable options to Thanksgiving dinner + the guide includes classics like green bean and cheesy chicken along with unexpected dishes such as fried pickles.

The recipes offer busy cooks a simple way to serve a warm meal this holiday.

On Thanksgiving morning, families and friends played a Turkey Bowl on South Hill, keeping a nearly 30-year tradition alive with an MVP trophy awarded after the game.

The event began in the mid-80s at Joe Albi Stadium and later moved to South Hill—teams ranged from six to 10 players—preserving this cherished local custom.

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