Good morning, Spokane.

Shalom Ministries will begin limited meal services on Oct.

31 from a new location, serving hot breakfast outside Bloom Psychiatry on Fridays (9 a.m. to 11 a.m.) and handing out sack dinners on Monday evenings downtown; the nonprofit is seeking a permanent space to resume its 32-year Dining with Dignity program.

The fourth annual Spokane Neighborhood Summit is set on Saturday, Nov.

7 at the John J. Hemmingson Center at Gonzaga University from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.; registration is free until Friday, Oct. 23 at 11:59 p.m. — spots are limited.

Construction around the Peyton Building is making it harder for customers to reach local stores like Tempus Cellars, which has emailed directions recommending the easiest route from Sprague Avenue.

The work began six weeks ago and continues downtown as businesses adjust to the change.

Comedian Chelsea Handler performs today at the Martin Woldson Fox Theater as part of her High and Mighty Tour + she will offer Spokane locals a public dating service on Instagram to spark connections.

Fans can meet her after the show for a book signing.

Spokane Colleges has received a $1.9 million federal grant — the only college in Washington to do so — to expand affordable childcare for student parents at Spokane Community College and Spokane Falls Community College.

The funds will support staff training, accreditation, and expanded summer care over the next four years.

Spokane Public Schools is introducing a fall break next week as part of its redesigned calendar that offers shorter, more frequent breaks; some parents welcome free open gym sessions at Chase Middle School (8-10 a.m.) and Shaw Middle School (1-3 p.m.) while others worry about childcare challenges.

Fisheries biologists from the Spokane Tribe, the Confederated Tribes, & WDFW will set 150 nets for walleye on Lake Roosevelt from Oct.

26 to 29 & 300 nets for northern pike in the following weeks to track fish populations.

Spokane County fire marshals have lifted burn restrictions as the weather improves; since Friday, recreational campfires and approved fires are allowed — trash and yard debris burning remains banned, so locals should check local guidelines before lighting any fire.

Spokane City Council designates October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month by urging residents to learn abuse signs and share local support resources.

The council message calls for community vigilance+ local partnerships to help survivors find safe shelter.

Eastern Washington Eagles host fifth-ranked Montana State Bobcats today at 4 p.m. at Roos Field as they build on momentum from last week’s season-low 22 points allowed.

Coach Aaron Best said the team will focus on slowing Montana State’s ground game — crucial to their game plan.

Mead and Gonzaga Prep will face off in this week's Game of the Week, promising a competitive high school matchup for local sports fans — details on time and location are yet to be confirmed.