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Spokane's Maxwell Avenue Bike and Pedestrian Safety Upgrades project has been postponed, causing significant slowdowns on southbound Ash Street from Sept. 22 to 24. Meanwhile, Rockwood Boulevard will close for construction from Sept. 15 to 17, impacting traffic near Sacred Heart Medical Center.
Spokane will commemorate the 111th anniversary of the 1914 “Golden Spike” railroad milestone on September 15, 2025. Community members will gather to place a memorial plaque along the Centennial Trail, recognizing the event's significant impact on Spokane's transportation history. The marker honors the completion of the Ayer-Cutoff, a crucial railroad link that enhanced connectivity to the west coast.
Spokane city officials postponed the Maxwell Avenue Bike and Pedestrian Safety Upgrades project, causing lane reductions on North Ash Street from September 22 to 24. Rockwood Boulevard will also close for construction from September 15 to 17, impacting local traffic and pedestrian access.
Spokane community members will commemorate the 111th anniversary of the golden spike ceremony by placing a memorial plaque on September 15, 2025. The marker recognizes the completion of the Ayer-Cutoff railroad link that significantly enhanced Spokane's connectivity.
Spokane has postponed the Maxwell Avenue Bike and Pedestrian Safety Upgrades project, impacting traffic on North Ash Street from September 22 to 24. Drivers will face significant slowdowns as southbound lanes merge to one, and pedestrians may encounter sidewalk detours. Rockwood Boulevard will also close for construction from September 15 to 17, affecting access to Sacred Heart Medical Center.
Spokane community members will gather on September 15, 2025, to commemorate the 111th anniversary of the golden spike ceremony that celebrated the completion of the Ayer-Cutoff railroad link. The event will feature the placement of a memorial plaque near the original site, recognizing its historical significance in connecting Spokane to a broader railroad network.
Spokane community members will gather on September 15, 2025, to unveil a memorial plaque celebrating the 111th anniversary of the golden spike ceremony that completed the Ayer-Cutoff railroad link. This event marks a significant historical achievement that enhanced Spokane's connectivity to the west coast. The marker installation is organized by the Jonas Babcock Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution in collaboration with local preservation offices.
Construction work on North Ash St. and Rockwood Blvd. in Spokane will cause significant traffic disruptions. Southbound Ash St. will reduce to one lane from Sept. 22-24, while Rockwood Blvd. will be closed entirely from Sept. 15-17 for infrastructure upgrades. Local access remains available, but drivers should seek alternative routes.
Construction projects in Spokane will cause significant traffic disruptions. The Maxwell Avenue Bike and Pedestrian Safety Upgrades have been postponed, while Rockwood Boulevard will be closed for water and sewer system work from September 15 to 17. Drivers should seek alternative routes to avoid congestion.
Spokane community members will commemorate the 111th anniversary of the 1914 golden spike ceremony on September 15, 2025. A memorial plaque will be placed along the Centennial Trail to honor the completion of the Ayer-Cutoff railroad link, which significantly improved travel times to the west coast.