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With many Halloween-goers returning to normal events this year, many trick-or-treat and alternative truck-or-treat celebrations are making their comeback to Spokane.
KXLY May 10, 2021 10:49 AM Olivia Roberts Updated: SPOKANE, Wash. — Spokane Shock has announced it will reschedule fan fest to a later date to allow for more fan attendance. Fan fest 2021 was originally scheduled for Wednesday, May 12 at the Ruby River Hotel. A new date and time for the event has not yet been released. “We apologize for the inconvenience but we are trying our best to follow all these new rules and regulations,” the Shock said in a release. The team plans to have 25 percent seating capacity for June games. That will increase to 50 percent in Jul...
Throughout the pandemic, they’ve implemented new ways to serve the community. “They’re comfortable, they’re heated, and they have a great view of the river,” Damskov said when describing igloos at the restaurant. “They’ve been a big asset for us throughout this tough time.” A new drive-thru BBQ option is also located out front. Igloos on the patio align with the former guidelines that allowed only outdoor dining. The Osprey is just one of several restaurants that can bring indoor dining back at 25% capacity on Valentine’s Day. “I think people just needed a little bit of ho...
KXLY December 30, 2020 6:54 PM Elenee Dao Updated: SPOKANE, Wash. — Restaurants are taking hit after hit as Governor Jay Inslee announced another week of restrictions. Snow isn’t helping, either. Businesses are slowing down after the holidays, making it nearly impossible for some to keep going. The inside of O’Doherty’s was empty on a Wednesday afternoon, without people enjoying a cold beer this winter. That has to wait until January 11, if Inslee doesn’t extend restrictions again. “It is emotionally very draining and I understand the other side,” said ...