Family-owned Pete & Belle's has served 48 ice cream flavors and gourmet treats at its remodeled shop on North Argonne since 2013; the business draws kids and adults from all over with its cozy setting and espresso bar.
Conley's, a longtime neighborhood restaurant, is closing after 35 years in business — final operating details have not been confirmed.
The closure marks the end of a local dining staple.
Downtown Spokane's historic warehouse at 314 W.
Riverside hosts Terrain, the free art show returning for its 17th year. The exhibit features over 1,000 multimedia displays by 523 local artists — some showing work for the first time — and runs from 5 p.m. to midnight Friday.
Eastern Washington will face UC Davis in California this weekend on national television.
Coach Mike Smith said recent injuries and losses have made improvement essential & both teams are eager to perform as the Eagles seek to end their playoff drought.
The Washington State Supreme Court ruled on Sept.
17 that the natural gas initiative I-2066 is void due to a single-subject rule violation, allowing Avista to continue offering gas to homeowners and rebuilding projects. Homebuilders warn that all-electric upgrades may cost more while environmental groups praised the electrification incentives.
High school senior Becks Bird took his senior photos at his burned home in Rifle Club after the Old Trails fire took his house just weeks before school ended; the session, which included his cross-country medals and family members among charred trees, reflects his determination as his family rebuilds.
Same Dress Spokane holds a free gallery reveal party today at 6 p.m. at Brick West Brewing downtown to show 16 photographers’ takes on one dress created by local photographer Rachel Fellows (donations support Hope House Respite Center) before moving the exhibit to First Avenue Coffee.
Spokane’s newest Chick-fil-A is set to open near Gonzaga University on Thursday, Oct.
8 at 104 East Mission Avenue—a six-minute walk from campus. The restaurant, owned by Lizzie Minkner, will open at 6:30 a.m. and offers a free entree for guests wearing cow print.
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