KXLY December 17, 2020 11:24 AM Erin Robinson Updated: SPOKANE, Wash – Several Spokane bowling alleys have joined other bowling centers in the state, offering to use their now-closed businesses as COVID-19 vaccination centers. The Washington State Bowling Proprietors’ Association (WSBPA) is offering the state free use of facilities to help distribute the vaccine. “Our industry wants to help,” said Chris Nash, president of the WSBPA and owner of Zeppoz in Pullman. “Our bowling centers are not being used during the shutdown and are thoroughly cleaned and sanitized. Fortunately, the centers have also been COVID free throughout the pandemic for all guests and employees. Bowling centers are already community hubs and social centers for thousands across the state and can provide a safe space for the Task Force and Departments of Health to roll out additional inoculation sites.”