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Spokane Police Department located missing endangered adult Paxson Matthews, a 33-year-old male with disabilities. He was last seen near 700 North Division after arriving in Spokane on September 12. Authorities thank the community for their assistance.
Spokane Police Department located missing endangered adult Paxson Matthews, who is legally blind and deaf. Community assistance played a crucial role in his safe return. Matthews had been missing since September 12 and required medical attention due to multiple disabilities.
Spokane Police Department located missing endangered adult Paxson Matthews, a 33-year-old male with multiple disabilities. He was last seen near 700 North Division and had been reported missing since September 12. Community assistance was crucial in finding him.
District 3 City Council Member Zack Zappone encourages community involvement in upcoming meetings and events this week. Residents can participate to stay informed and engage with local governance.
The City of Spokane published its blog posts for September 15, 2025, featuring the District 3 Weekly Newsletter Vol. 23. The newsletter highlights topics such as Office Hours, the Bicycle Advisory Board, and Public Works.
Spokane's Maxwell Avenue Bike and Pedestrian Safety Upgrades project has been postponed, causing significant southbound lane reductions on Ash St. from Sept. 22-24. Additionally, Rockwood Blvd. will close to all traffic from Sept. 15-17 for water, sewer, and stormwater work. Local access will be maintained, but drivers should anticipate congestion and consider alternative routes.
Spokane community members will gather on September 15, 2025, to unveil a marker commemorating the 1914 completion of the Ayer-Cutoff railroad link. This event honors Spokane's transformation into a vital railroad hub in the American West. The marker is a collaboration between the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Spokane Historic Preservation Office.
Construction work on North Ash Street and Rockwood Boulevard will cause significant traffic disruptions in Spokane. Southbound Ash Street will reduce to one lane from September 22-24, while Rockwood Boulevard will be closed to all traffic from September 15-17. Local access will be maintained, but drivers should seek alternative routes to avoid congestion.
Spokane community members will commemorate the 111th anniversary of the “Golden Spike” ceremony on September 15, 2025, by placing a memorial plaque. The original golden spike marked the completion of the Ayer-Cutoff railroad link in 1914, which significantly reduced travel time to the West Coast. The plaque installation will take place under the Monroe Street Bridge at 1 p.m.
Construction work on North Ash Street will reduce traffic to one lane from September 22-24, causing significant slowdowns. Rockwood Boulevard will be closed to all traffic from September 15-17 for water and sewer system upgrades, impacting access near Sacred Heart Medical Center. Drivers are encouraged to seek alternative routes to avoid congestion.