Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 29th of November.
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🏘️ Community
Margo Hill-Ferguson, a Spokane Tribe member, honored as Woman of the Year for her advocacy in environmental preservation and Native American community rights, leveraging the 50th anniversary of Expo '74.
Businesses in Spokane County provided warm Thanksgiving meals and additional gifts to hundreds, emphasizing the importance of selfless giving.
Thousands participated in Spokane's annual Turkey Trot at Manito Park to exercise and support charity before enjoying their Thanksgiving meals.
Spokane's Salvation Army delivered free Thanksgiving meals to support the community.
The Christmas Bureau, collaborating with local organizations, aims to support needy families in Spokane County with food vouchers, toys, and books, despite the fundraising challenges caused by this year's late Thanksgiving.
🎭 Culture
The Spokane Symphony partners with State Street Ballet and over 70 local dancers to perform 'The Nutcracker' at the Fox Theater on Dec 6, 7, and 8, with tickets starting at $30.
🎓 Education
Audubon Elementary in Spokane, for the second consecutive year, has been recognized as one of America’s healthiest schools, highlighting their holistic approach to student, staff, and family wellness.
📰 Lifestyle
The Old World Christmas outlet in Spokane offers unique, hand-blown glass ornaments that play a significant role in customers' holiday traditions and heartfelt memories.
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December Pokémon League Challenge
The December Pokémon League Challenge offers a competitive event at Direct Damage Games with a Standard format and prizes for all participants.
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