Author: Zach Walls

City of Spokane Valley to keep Transfer Station open

Spokane Valley Transfer Station remains open for essential trips

The City is asking people visiting the transfer station to only bring garbage that would spoil or present a health hazard.

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Washington Trail Association offers tips to enjoy nature during stay home order

Staying home does not mean staying away from nature.

Therapeutic horticulture class at Rockwood Retirement

Spokane County Library offering free digital gardening resources

Having fun isn't hard when you've got a library card.

Where you can get a free slice on National Pizza Day

Uber Eats announces free delivery on local food

The food delivery app announced new polices to benefits those coronavirus hit hardest.

WA Charter Schools' sub-grant competition to open in May

The first wave of applications is set to open in May, but coronavirus has the entire process on a tentative plan.

Wounded K9 'Chief' thriving in recovery

The Moses Lake K9 was shot in the eye back in February, but is recovering well.

Safeway and Albertsons to initiate social distancing protocol

The grocery stores are hoping to limit the time customers could be within six feet of one another.

The Spokane City Council meets with Mayor Nadine Woodward.

Mayor and City Council pass emergency declaration banning evictions, foreclosures

Spokane Mayor Nadine Woodward and the Spokane City Council passed an amended emergency proclamation on Monday, banning most evictions and commercial foreclosures until further notice.

Spokane Drive Thru Coronavirus Testing 4

Who should get tested for COVID-19?

Health officials recommend people do not visit drive-thru coronavirus testing locations if they are not approved by a professional.

Local photographer takes pictures for a cause

Jamie Denise is taking family portraits with a portion of proceeds going to local businesses and animal rescue.

Nick Rolovich details what he expects so far for the 2020 Cougar football season

WSU coach Nick Rolovich supporting Pullman eateries

The new WSU head football coach has been supporting a different Pullman establishment daily to support them amid lost business.

Employment Security waives waiting period for unemployment benefits

Due to the rise in unemployment during the coronavirus outbreak, the Washington State Employment Security Department has waived the one-week waiting period to receive unemployment insurance benefits.

Shadle Park Presbyterian Church to offer drive-in service

While the coronavirus outbreak has brought a halt to religious services across the state, Shadle Park Presbyterian Church is offering its parishioners a drive-in Sunday worship.

Oxford Suites to stay open amid coronavirus closures

In a post on the company's website, Oxford Suites announced that their line of hotels would remain open with additional safety precautions.

DoorDash offering no-contact food delivery

The food delivery app now gives customers to option to have their food delivered to safe, drop-off zones.

Millwood Brewing Co. to host virtual St. Patrick's Day

Even though you can't make it to the pub, you can still celebrate St. Patty's from the comfort of your couch.

Gonzaga making changes to available campus services during coronavirus pandemic

The University is rolling back campus services to remain in accordance with recent state restrictions.

Costco announces new protocol to combat coronavirus, stockpiling

The wholesale retail giant has dealt with large lines, stockpiling since the outbreak of COVID-19

City of Spokane to offer free parking to assist in food pickup

Over 700 free parking spots will open up to help in the pick up of to-go order.

Dick's Drive In to stream SXSW bands via Facebook

The burger chain will stream 20 bands over the course of 5 days.

WSU student tests negative for COVID-19

After being tested for coronavirus last week, a Washington State University Edward R. Murrow College of Communication student's test results have come back negative.