Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Saturday, August 16, 2025.It’s a pleasant morning in Spokane with temperatures starting in the mid-sixties and a slow climb toward the low seventies as the afternoon approaches. The city is shaking off a smoky week, as firefighters made real progress against the Crescent Road fire between Lincoln and Spokane counties. While the fire did spill over into Spokane County a couple of nights ago, steady teamwork and state mobilization prevented further spread, and several local boat launches remain closed today to let emergency crews work safely. There’s also been a troubling string of suspicious brush fires along the Centennial Trail, stretching from Spokane Valley into the city, so local fire officials are asking everyone to stay alert and report any unusual activity to authorities.Turning to brighter news this Saturday, Riverfront Park is set to come alive with Spokane’s biggest multicultural celebration, the Unity in the Community Festival. From ten this morning until three this afternoon at the Clocktower, you’ll find cultural performances, a bustling cultural village, a youth area with free supplies for kids, and more than a few opportunities to sample new foods. If you’re looking for a family-friendly way to connect and explore, this is the place to be. They’re still in need of volunteers, so it’s not too late to roll up your sleeves and get involved.For those hunting for fun with a twist, the Conspiracy Scavenger Hunt kicks off today at 502 East Boone Avenue. It’s an outdoor adventure that promises puzzling fun as you discover new corners of Spokane. And if books are more your speed, don’t miss the book signing at Barnes and Noble this afternoon with Arabella Federico—perfect inspiration for your weekend reading list.Meanwhile, Spokane’s Hillyard neighborhood has some cause for celebration. It’s just been designated the city’s first official creative district. That means new grant money, art, and big plans for neighborhood revitalization. Locals in Hillyard are excited that this recognition will bring more visitors and showcase the neighborhood’s growing arts scene, with updates like new murals and improved event spaces soon to follow.In infrastructure news, a regional asphalt shortage is making some road and bridge repair projects trickier than usual. The city is monitoring the situation and warns that delays are possible, so give yourself extra time if you’re driving around ongoing construction zones.If you want to cap off your evening with music, there’s a summer concert lineup heating up across Spokane—from local comedy clubs to larger venues hosting touring acts, including the much-anticipated Thomas Rhett concert coming up at the Spokane Arena next month. And don’t forget to check out the Garland District for pride celebrations and more community festivities this weekend.Lastly, on a note of caution, area health officials are tracking North Idaho’s first measles case in thirty years, so be sure your vaccinations are up to date before heading out to bigger gatherings. Spokane continues to respond as a community—pulling together in emergencies and coming together for celebrations small and large.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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