Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Monday, November 17th.We start today with a check on the weather. Clouds are rolling across Spokane with a fifty percent chance of rain, so keep an umbrella handy if you’re heading out. That rain might be a good excuse to cozy up in your favorite local café—or, if you’re feeling adventurous, venture out to one of the many live events happening today.The big story on the city council docket tonight is their vote on a proposal for a twelve percent tax on paid parking downtown. Spokane drivers and businesses are watching closely, as the outcome could mean slightly pricier parking for regular downtown visitors. So if you usually drive and park for work or shopping, stay tuned—your wallet may feel a ripple effect from this decision.Washington restaurant prices remain a hot topic. Spokane diners have been feeling the pinch lately, as the state now claims the highest dine-in prices in the nation. If you’re planning dinner out tonight, you might pay about fourteen percent more than the national average, so it’s not just your imagination prices are higher. Many locals are swapping restaurant nights for home cooking and community events.For those seeking some fun, Dave & Buster’s is hosting their Game Days event at 11 am on East Mansfield Avenue, a great way to kick back, cheer for your team, and enjoy some friendly competition. Meanwhile, Jump For Joy continues to offer “Open Jump” sessions for kids and families from 9:30 am until 7 pm, making it a perfect rainy day destination for burning off some energy.Tonight promises action on the hardwood as the Gonzaga Bulldogs host the Southern Utah Thunderbirds at the Kennel starting at 7 pm. Gonzaga is undefeated so far this season and hopes to keep the streak alive. Local fans and alumni are flocking to the campus, and tickets are still available for those who want to witness the matchup in person. The Zags’ fast-paced offense and tough defense are drawing national attention this year.If you’re in the mood for laughter, the Spokane Comedy Club’s upcoming shows include national and local favorites, with a special performance tonight from Lucas Zelnick. There’s always a seat waiting for you if you need to unwind—check online for showtimes and tickets coming up, including New Talent Tuesdays and touring guests in days ahead.As for holiday spirit, the Liferoads Church is featuring its Ladies Fall Bible Study at 6 pm tonight, and many local groups are already prepping for their big Christmas parties and events. Downtown retailers are setting up their winter displays and the city is starting to string up its holiday lights. Families are flocking to Ferris High School and other local schools for activities as Spokane gears up for Thanksgiving and Christmas.Make sure to keep your vehicle safe as we head into colder, wetter weather—today is National Check Your Wipers Day, so check those wipers before heading out to avoid any unexpected surprises on the road.That wraps up today’s rundown of news and events here in Spokane. Whether you’re tackling errands, supporting local teams, or getting together with friends, there’s plenty going on to keep this Monday lively. This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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