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The Fall Leaf Festival returns to Finch Arboretum in Spokane, offering a blend of fun and education centered around autumn foliage. Scheduled for October 2, 2025, the event promises engaging activities for attendees.
Spokane will host the WSECU Fall Fest from October 2 to October 4, 2025, at 808 W Spokane Falls Blvd. This event offers attractions for the community and visitors alike, celebrating the fall season.
The Fall Leaf Festival will return to John A. Finch Arboretum in Spokane on October 2, 2025. This annual event celebrates the vibrant colors of autumn and promotes community engagement with nature. Local residents can enjoy various activities amidst the scenic backdrop of the arboretum.
The City of Spokane recognized its Employees of the Quarter on September 30, 2025, honoring their dedication and contributions. This recognition highlights the city's commitment to celebrating outstanding service among its workforce.
The City of Spokane released its District 3 Weekly Newsletter Vol. 25 on September 29, 2025, highlighting key topics such as APTA Boston, the Week Without Driving Challenge, and new safe streets signs. This newsletter aims to inform residents about local initiatives and community engagement efforts.
Mayor Lisa Brown recognized the Employees of the Quarter for the first and second quarters, highlighting the Water Department and Utility Billing for improving meter reading accuracy and the Office of Neighborhood Services for celebrating its 25th anniversary. Darcie from the Accounting Department also received recognition for ensuring timely payroll for city employees.
District 3 City Council Member Zack Zappone announced upcoming meetings and events this week for community involvement. Residents are encouraged to attend and engage with local governance. The newsletter aims to promote civic participation in District 3.
Washington voters mailing ballots on Election Day may face delays that could result in their votes being discarded, according to local and state election officials. Cost-cutting measures by the U.S. Postal Service are contributing to these postmarking issues. The situation raises concerns about election integrity in the upcoming November elections.
City leaders in Spokane proposed a resolution outlining federal priorities, urging lawmakers to advocate for local residents. The resolution emphasizes the importance of addressing community needs at the federal level. Additionally, a woman is in custody following the vandalism of 16 vehicles at a downtown auto dealership, with damages estimated at $100,000.
The Spokane Police Department (SPD) launched the Seek Then Speak reporting option for sexual assault survivors, allowing them to gather information and report at their own pace. This resource, developed by EVAWI, aims to provide support and education to survivors while ensuring they understand their rights. The initiative enhances the reporting process for those in Spokane, Washington.