Flag Raising for Inauguration Day

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown has announced that flags at all City facilities will be raised on January 20, 2025, in accordance with Governor Ferguson’s directive for Inauguration Day. This action highlights the city’s alignment with state and national observances, showcasing the importance of civic engagement. Following the inauguration, flags will be lowered to half-staff at sunrise on January 21 to honor the late former President Jimmy Carter, remaining at half-staff until January 29. This period of mourning emphasizes the community's respect for leadership and the legacy of significant figures. The announcement encourages residents to reflect on these events and engage in communal observances.

The timing of these actions underscores the significance of national events for local populations. By participating in flag ceremonies, the community can express their solidarity and collective memory. The article serves as an important reminder of the connection between local governance and national heritage.

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