Face-to-face meetings and human support are what people recovering from drug or alcohol addictions need. With the spread of the coronavirus, that's not possible. Recovery Cafe Spokane had to close down the building and suspend its in-person meetings.
Finally, you have a real excuse to shop.
With restrictions on restaurants and resources, there are many businesses fighting for their livelihoods right now. One woman wanted to be the voice of businesses wanting to stay open to help the community.
This week, Dry Fly Distilling got federal approval to create 'Spokanitizer' using its own alcohol.
"With all this social distancing, we wanted a way to be able to bring our community together."
It takes a lot to feed a casino, and Northern Quest wasn’t about to let a two-week closure put all that food to waste.
Clinkerdagger is stepping in to help the community, donating food to Meals on Wheels even as restaurants close statewide.
Even through the fear and uncertainty of the coronavirus, people in the Inland Northwest are stepping up to help. Here at 4 News Now, we're committed to finding the helpers and sharing their stories.
