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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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Blake Shelton charms in Spokane country: ‘I love the Zags – I really do!’

“I love the Zags – I really do!” country music superstar Blake Shelton proclaimed unexpectedly during his Friends and Heroes 2020 Tour stop at the Spokane Arena on Saturday night. The four-hour celebration of country music old and new was equally a showcase for Shelton’s natural charisma, talent and humor and Shelton’s friends and heroes – music industry upstarts and legends Lauren Alaina, John Anderson, the Bellamy Brothers and Trace Adkins.
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Kansas native and ‘mild dude’ Logan Mize: ‘I’m not a typical country artist’

When Wichita, Kansas, country singer-songwriter Logan Mize called the morning of Feb. 3, he was looking at about a foot of snow in Salt Lake City, and it was the morning after the Super Bowl in Miami, where Patrick Mahomes and his Kansas City Chiefs orchestrated an incredible fourth-quarter comeback against Jimmy Garoppolo and the San Francisco 49ers.
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Happy Hour of the Week: Whispers Lounge at Coeur d’Alene Resort

A reverse Happy Hour that could double for dinner, as appetizers – calamari, prime rib sliders, mahi tacos, salmon cakes, hummus sampler and much more – are half price. With the discounted prices on food, enjoy an Old Fashioned made with the resort’s Maker’s Mark Barrel 1 created last year in Kentucky.
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Running Tab: Everything is fine with chocolate, food and wine

There is little to complain about in life when your job takes you to the fourth-annual Decadence Chocolate Festival at the Davenport Grand on a Friday night and the third-annual Coeur d’Alene Resort Food & Wine Festival in Coeur d’Alene the following afternoon and evening.
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Backstreet Boys, Megadeth and Lamb of God announce concert dates at Spokane Arena

Three legendary music acts – a boyband turned, well, man band and two heavy metal groups – announced this morning concert dates at the Spokane Arena. After the success of last summer’s sold-out North American “DNA World Tour,” the Backstreet Boys have announced a second North American tour that kicks off on July 10 in New York and stops at the Spokane Arena on Aug. 7.
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Happy Hour of the Week: Nudo Ramen House North

Details + don’t miss: Happy Hour at the downtown and north Spokane locations are identical, plus 35% off rose on Sundays, all-day Happy Hour on Mondays, $3 pints starting at 6 p.m. on Tuesdays, 20% off sake bottles on Wednesdays and 50% off bottles of wine on Thursdays. The larger north locale, however, also serves sushi, and the Happy Hour crunchy and Washington rolls are standouts.
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Jauz attacks! Popular DJ and opening acts slay sets at Knitting Factory

Electronic dance music DJ and producer Jauz, who has headlined the nightclubs Hakkasan at MGM Grand and new-and-now-closed Kaos at Palms Casino Resort in the Entertainment Capital of the World, brought his EDM skills and showmanship to Knitting Factory on Tuesday night.
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Odds-maker Sports Betting Dime favors Billie Eilish sweep at Grammy Awards

According to odds-makers sportsbettingdime.com, newcomer Billie Eilish is favored to capture all four of the most-coveted awards today at the Grammy Awards at Staples Center in Los Angeles: Album of the Year (1/1), Record of the Year (3/2), Song of the Year (2/1) and Best New Artist (3/4).
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Totally cool! Eat, drink and be merry at the Davenport Grand’s terrace igloos

The holidays are over, but the Davenport Grand Hotel is offering a new experience that celebrates winter without the use of ice skates, skis or sleds. Six igloos located on the hotel’s second-floor terrace opened on Jan. 15 and boast an evening of luxury, fun and celebration and views of downtown and Riverfront Park.
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Tell me ’bout the good old days of the Judds, Robin Leach in Las Vegas

What happens in Vegas … becomes a national story on “Entertainment Tonight.” Wynonna & the Big Noise’s headliner show at the Bing Crosby Theater next Thursday reminded of an incident in Las Vegas in 2015 between the Judds (Naomi Judd and her daughter, Wynonna Judd) and longtime celebrity journalist Robin Leach, who this journalist worked alongside for a decade in Las Vegas before his death in 2018.