Hobbit House will host Halloween festivities on Oct.
31 that feature themed decorations and a costume contest for local families, promising an engaging community event + creative spirit.
Gonzaga coach Mark Few faces uncertainty ahead of the exhibition game against Arkansas on Saturday as recent court rulings on NCAA eligibility have allowed some transfers to play while keeping others out.
The team awaits further decisions that may affect its roster.
The Spokane Editorial Society opposes keeping suspended executive editor Rob Curley in a leadership role as The Spokesman-Review transitions to non-profit ownership.
The group argues that the move does not align with traditional newsroom governance — sparking debate among local media professionals.
Medium Build will perform at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Knitting Factory on 919 W.
Sprague Ave (with opening support from alternative singer-songwriter Merle Law). Tickets start at $39.20 and are available through Ticketmaster.
Local bookstores host release parties for Sarah J.
Maas's new fantasy novel, A Court of Splintered Harmony (set to release at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday). Events on Monday evening and Tuesday in Hayden, downtown, and Spokane Valley include themed games, crafts, and special merchandise for book fans.
Spokane Valley author Mindy Strong Wright released her 24-page book that offers hope for grieving pet owners by sharing a Christian view of the pet afterlife + including a commemorative page for lost pets.
The book is available for purchase online.
Interface Driving Academy owner Tim Gienapp outlined key safety measures for teen drivers ahead of Teen Driving Safety Week — he detailed the academy's plans during a 4 News Now interview.
Flu cases are rising in Spokane today as local health officials urge residents to watch for symptoms and get tested at neighborhood clinics (detailed care advice is available).
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