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Spokane property owners eligible for free residential light, city announces

SPOKANE, Wash. - Property owners within the Spokane city limits are now eligible to receive one free solar-powered, motion-detecting residential light. The City of Spokane announced in a press release that remaining funding from the American Rescue Plan Act would fully support the program. "The Spokane Safe and...
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Ice cream truck spotted in Spokane neighborhood despite winter chill

SPOKANE, Wash. – An ice cream truck was seen rolling through a Spokane neighborhood on Saturday, February 28, raising questions among residents. A NonStop Local employee captured the video in the Colbert area, showing the truck despite the chilly winter weather with spring still weeks away. It's currently unclear...
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Chris Davis leaves RiverBank to join DCI as operations chief

Chris Davis is shifting the focus of his operational leadership from community business banking to digital banking solutions in a fresh career move to Data Center Inc (DCI) announced this week. In a statement on LinkedIn, Davis writes: "This post is filled with both excitement, and bitter sweet memories because...
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Sewer work will require pedestrian detour in Spokane’s Riverfront Park

SPOKANE, Wash - Next week, people who walk, ride and scooter through Riverfront Park will need to prepare for a detour.
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What salary do I need to afford a house in Spokane in 2026?

What salary do I need to afford a house in Spokane in 2026?. The cost of living has grown to historic levels since the pandemic, as home prices and the cost of everyday goods have far outpaced wages. A large portion of this increase has come from housing. The national median sale price hit a record in 2022 and has...
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Out for Inlander Restaurant Week: Spencer’s for Steaks & Chops

For me, Inlander Restaurant Week has always been about trying new-to-me restaurants. Last year, Indicana was a major hit for me. The year prior, Kismet swept me off my feet. This year, I went a bit more traditional by checking out Spencer’s — a Spokane institution that I’d yet to try as a native to the Lilac City.
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WCC Tournament 2026: Gonzaga, Saint Mary’s and the road to Las Vegas glory

The 2026 WCC tournament bracket is set for March 5 to March 10 in Las Vegas. Gonzaga and Saint Mary’s lead the field. Full schedule, key matchups and championship outlook.
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US Olympic figure skaters to perform at Spokane Arena this spring

SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane's Numerica Veterans Arena is inviting the community to celebrate America’s figure skating superstars this spring. Headlined by Ilia Malinin, the “Quad God," Olympic gold-medalist Alysa Liu, and Olympic Team Gold Medalists Madison Chock & Evan Bates, the tour brings the excitement of the Games...
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City of Spokane bans kratom sales, ordinance approved

UPDATE: March 2 at 7:30 p.m. The Spokane City Council has approved a new ordinance prohibiting the sale and distribution of kratom within city limits. The ordinance, introduced by Mayor Lisa Brown, passed with a 6-1 vote. "This is a clear sign that kratom needs to be regulated. I want...
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Spokane homeowners can get a free motion sensor light through new city program

SPOKANE, Wash. — The City of Spokane is launching a program offering property owners a free solar-powered, motion-detecting residential light. The Spokane Safe and Bright Residential Light program aims to help residents illuminate commonly dark areas in their neighborhoods, such as alleys, sidewalks, and public...

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