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- Aug 18, 2026
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10 under $10 for the week of Aug. 21-23 (opens the original)
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1 Under the Trees Concert Series Schedule – Features live music from Michael Vallee. 6-8 p.m. Friday. The Park Bench Cafe, 1928 S. Tekoa St. Admission: Free. 2 Friday Night Movie at the MAC – Features a showing of “Dog Day Afternoon” with a discussion with Matt Dolton, director of film studies at Gonzaga University. Rated R. 2 hours, 5 minutes. 6-9 p.m. Friday. Pacific Northwest Museum of Art and Culture, 2316 W. First St. Admission: $7-9. 3 Manito Fitness Series – Features Brittany from River C
Backpacks for Hope: Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington offers essentials to students impacted by Spokane Complex fires (opens the original)
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Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington wants to assist Spokane Complex fire victims in going back to school. The nonprofit is hosting a drive-thru backpack giveaway for students impacted by the Spokane Complex fires from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Each backpack will contain school supplies, hygiene items and other essentials, according to a news release from the organization. The event will take place in the parking lot of the St. Anne’s Children/Family Center, 25 E. Fifth Ave. Catholic Charities
Washington records (opens the original)
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John R. Romero and Litzy S. Soltero-Arriaga, both of Spokane. Branden E. Cate, of Post Falls, and McKenzie L. Leeth, of Spokane. Daryl J. Osuna, of Newman Lake, and Payton N. Bisaro, of Spokane Valley. Jake T. Gutman and Hannah R. Risteen, both of Spokane. Chase R. J. Anderson and Paola L. Rodriguez Arroyo, both of Deer Park. Fredi O. Aguilar and Yasmin S. Ramos Villatoro, both of Spokane Valley. Benjamin Y. Dennis and Jenna M. Van Sloten, both of Cheney. Stephen M. Bauman and Chalyse V. Rydman,
'We're going to the Beach Bunny show to move': Windy City alt band to bring high energy introspection to Spokane (opens the original)
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Chicago’s Lili Trifilio has always felt the most candid with a guitar slung around her shoulders. Trifilio could be grinding away in the studio, or performing in front of a sea of hollering fans at a music festival. Regardless, her sincerity takes the spotlight. “I try to be very transparent in my music,” Trifilio said, “It can be harder for me to be vulnerable and open up in daily conversation, but in music, it’s a little bit safer.” Trifilio and her indie-pop band Beach Bunny’s authenticity wi
'Whole community coming together': Local family and Girl Scout Troop organizes donation drive for displaced residents (opens the original)
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After thousands of Spokane residents were displaced from historic wildfires that ravaged Spokane, Desiree Dean wasted no time to rally behind her community. With the help of her family and Girl Scout Troop 2454, Dean organized a donation drive in the parking lot of Safeway on Francis Avenue and Nevada Street, where displaced residents could pick up supplies as needed, with donations from generous residents showing no signs of diminishing. “The whole community is really coming together,” Dean sai
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