Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Thursday, May 22, 2025.
It is shaping up to be an exciting day around Spokane, with sunshine in the forecast and a lineup of community highlights you will not want to miss. First up, the city is inviting everyone to come out this afternoon for the Palisades North Commemoration. The ribbon will be cut on a brand new loop trail, celebrating years of land conservation efforts. Take this chance to get outdoors, enjoy the fresh air, and be part of Spokane’s commitment to preserving natural spaces for generations to come.
In other big news, there is a lot of pride flowing along the Spokane River as the Salish School of Spokane has just received a gift of land from Catholic Charities of Eastern Washington. Plans are in motion for a new campus, expanding opportunities for Native language and cultural education right here in our region. This marks a milestone for Indigenous education and deepens Spokane’s connection to local history and heritage.
For those looking to get active or just explore, Liberty Lake Regional Park is freshly reopened after a major refresh. The county cut the ribbon this week on enhancements that make this well-loved spot even better—think new amenities, improved trails, and expanded access for families to enjoy all summer long. Whether you prefer hiking, swimming, or picnicking, Liberty Lake is ready for your next adventure.
Bird enthusiasts are in for a treat, too, with the Spokane Audubon Society announcing a summer schedule packed with bird walks and educational events. It is a perfect opportunity for families or anyone eager to learn more about the abundant wildlife in our region. Bring your binoculars and enjoy the best of Spokane’s natural beauty while connecting with fellow outdoor lovers.
In city news, Spokane continues to push forward on housing solutions. The H.O.M.E. Starts Here Initiative is spearheading efforts to address housing instability and make our neighborhoods stronger and more inclusive. And if you are visiting the Spokane Public Library soon, be sure to congratulate Eva Silverstone, who has just been named a Mover and Shaker by the Library Journal for her innovative work supporting the community.
Finally, sports fans can celebrate as Gonzaga baseball has found its groove, turning their season around and securing a coveted bye in the WCC Tournament. And over in North Idaho, school levies passed with strong support, ensuring vital resources for students and educators.
That’s a wrap on your local news and happenings. This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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