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- 1Seattle sports figure Sunday of goodbyes for Mariners and Seahawks▼A Grip on Sports: Sunday turned out to be a day of goodbyes, from the M's, the Seahawks and a few unexpected spots
Sunday marked a day of departures across Seattle sports, with the Mariners and Seahawks both saying goodbye to familiar figures, along with a few less expected farewells. The Spokane-based column frames it as an emotional day for regional fans, reflecting on changes to rosters and personalities that have shaped the local sports scene.
- 2Planet Fitness headed to South Hill as Matt Shea buys Division Street building▼The Dirt: Planet Fitness coming to South Hill; Matt Shea buys Division Street building for ministry
Planet Fitness is planning a new gym location on South Hill, according to The Spokesman-Review's development column. Separately, former state representative Matt Shea has purchased a building on Division Street, which he intends to use for his ministry. The two property deals mark the latest commercial real estate activity reported in the Spokane area.
- 3Country artist Riley Green to play Spokane next spring▼Country artist Riley Green coming to Spokane next spring
Country singer Riley Green is scheduled to perform in Spokane next spring, according to local outlet KXLY. The announcement gives fans in eastern Washington advance notice to plan for the show, though specific date, venue and ticket details were not included in the initial report.
- 4Spokane man arrested over alleged cocaine operation run from homes●Spokane man arrested for allegedly running a cocaine business from homes, selling ‘thousands’ of packages
A Spokane man has been arrested on allegations that he ran a cocaine distribution business out of local homes, selling thousands of packages of the drug. Reports say the arrest followed an investigation into the operation. Details about charges, other suspects, or the amount of cocaine involved have not been made public.