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Late-night DUI crash in Spokane Valley sends woman to hospital

Thu., Nov. 12, 2020

Two cars were totaled in a Spokane Valley collision late Wednesday night, sending one woman to the hospital and leaving one man facing possible vehicular assault charges.

Spurred by pandemic, two Central Valley High seniors help collect bulk of annual food drive

Thu., Nov. 12, 2020

It’s an annual tradition for the students at Central Valley High School to do a November food drive to benefit Spokane Valley Partners.

Spokane Valley Fire roundup: Blaze razes barn on North Murray Road; likely accidental

Thu., Nov. 5, 2020

The Spokane Valley Fire Department recently responded to a barn fire recently in the 4100 block of Murray Road that resulted in the total loss of the building.

Spokane Valley deputies look for man who flashed barista

Wed., Nov. 4, 2020

Spokane Valley Deputies are looking for a man who flashed an employee at the Wake Up Call coffee stand on Sullivan Road in Spokane Valley late last month.

Unnamed company applies for building permit valued at $101 million for Amazon-like facility in Spokane Valley

Wed., Nov. 4, 2020

Plans for an Amazon-like distribution facility in Spokane Valley are rapidly progressing through the city’s planning department as the unnamed company behind the project recently applied for a building permit valued at $101 million.

Spokane Valley Democratic icon Sally Jackson dies at 88

Tue., Nov. 3, 2020

The Spokane Valley will be a bit quieter, slightly less salty and quite a bit more somber without Sally Jackson.

Getting There: Spokane Valley considers traffic impact fees to fund Barker improvements; STA scales back service expansion plan

Mon., Nov. 2, 2020

A recent study identified nearly $19 million work of additional work – including constructing new roundabouts at the road’s intersections with Sprague, 4th and 8th avenues and widening the street to five lanes from Mission Avenue to the south city limits – that should be completed by 2040 to keep up with projected growth.

Spokane Valley-based Duncan Produce pivots again, now offering home delivery service during pandemic

Thu., Oct. 29, 2020

Drive-thru business has been brisk, prompting Duncan Produce to expand again with a home delivery service that it launched last week, serving residents within an 18-mile radius of its facility at 69 S. Henry Road.

Firefighters Local 876 collecting coats for elementary schoolkids in Spokane Valley

Thu., Oct. 29, 2020

Spokane Valley International Association of Firefighters Local 876 has been handing out new winter coats to Spokane Valley elementary students for four years as part of the national nonprofit Operation Warm. Firefighter Scott Niebuhr started the program in the Spokane Valley Fire Department in 2017.

Spokane Valley Fire roundup: Crews respond to over 100 calls during heavy snowfall

Thu., Oct. 29, 2020

The Spokane Valley Fire Department saw a large volume of calls the week of Oct. 19-25, which were pushed up by the 100 calls that came in during the 24-hour shift that began 8 a.m. Oct. 23, the day record-breaking amounts of snowfall led to other things –like tree branches –breaking.

Catching the unexpected: Regular mammograms saved my life, Spokane Valley woman says

Thu., Oct. 29, 2020

Spokane Valley resident Mauricea Bozarth credits her commitment to a regular mammogram to catching breast cancer early, just before the pandemic. But she almost put it off from being busy. During the pandemic, the weekly number of breast cancer diagnosis from screenings had dropped nearly 52% by August.

Spokane County Library District seeks new Spokane Valley board member

Thu., Oct. 29, 2020

The Spokane County Library District is seeking a volunteer to join the board that oversees the library's policies and budget. Anyone in the libraries service area, which includes the entire county except Liberty Lake and the City of Spokane, is eligible.

Running Tab: Sunday cocktails at White House, Oval Office; Arbor Crest’s sale; Prohibition Gastropub’s new brunch

Wed., Oct. 28, 2020

With the presidential election on Nov. 3 weighing heavily on my mind, I decided that I would finally drive over to Post Falls to check out the White House Grill and the Oval Office Bistro & Martini Bar. Why not drink away reality – responsibly, of course – for one afternoon, right? Sunday was the chosen day.

Stolen Motorcycles, drugs and gun seized from felon’s home in Spokane Valley

Tue., Oct. 27, 2020

Stolen motorcycles, drugs, large amounts of cash and a pistol were seized by Spokane Valley Sheriff’s Deputies and SWAT after they served a warrant Monday on a home in Spokane Valley.

Two Spokane Valley City Council members say they won’t vote for budget over disagreement on street repairs

Sun., Oct. 25, 2020

At least two council members say they won't vote for Spokane Valley's 2021 budget, saying the city council needs to find a sustainable way for the city to maintain its streets. Over the past five years revenue sources the city has traditionally depended on have waned and the city has had too find other sources, such as rollover revenue from economic boom years.

The Dirt: Mygrant Glass Co. building new distribution warehouse, office in Spokane Valley

Sun., Oct. 25, 2020

The Hayward, California-based company filed a building permit application with the city to construct a 105,600-square-foot warehouse and office on 7 acres of land at 3619 N. Barker Road.

Spokane Valley’s northeast industrial area taking shape with existing, new businesses

Sun., Oct. 25, 2020

Spokane Valley city officials began laying the groundwork more than two years ago to bring new businesses and jobs to the northeast industrial area.

‘I could have gotten you’: Man arrested on suspicion of attempted kidnapping at Valley Fred Meyer

Thu., Oct. 22, 2020

Ever since a woman reported a man had tried to kidnap her and her son at Fred Meyer last week, Spokane Valley Detectives have sought for the perpetrator, who was arrested Wednesday evening in Liberty Lake.

Spokane Valley Fire roundup: Burn ban lifted but burning yard waste, construction debris, trash continues to be illegal

Thu., Oct. 22, 2020

Local fire departments, including the Spokane Valley Fire Department, on Monday lifted the burn ban that has been in effect for weeks due to the reduced risk of fire. That means people can again roast marshmallows over backyard fires and make s’mores. Burning trash, yard waste and construction debris, however, continues to be illegal.

Lime Scooters to debut in Spokane Valley on Saturday

Thu., Oct. 22, 2020

This Saturday there will be 50 Lime Scooters available across Spokane Valley. The number of scooters available throughout the city may fluctuate as the weather changes and more scooters will be available in the spring.