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Spokane Wrap: Holiday Rush, Sports Action, Comedy and More
Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Sunday, December 28, 2025.
As Spokane eases through the final days of the holiday season, it is a clear, chilly winter morning across the metro, a good day to get outside briefly, then duck into something warm, bright, and local. Downtown is already starting to hum as shoppers make last‑minute returns and exchanges, and small businesses are leaning into that post holiday rush with cozy drink specials and extended hours, especially around River Park Square and along Garland and South Perry.
Sports fans have plenty to look forward to. The Gonzaga Bulldogs are back in action at the McCarthey Athletic Center tonight, hosting Loyola Marymount as West Coast Conference play heats up, with tipoff set for late afternoon local time. The Zags come in with a winning nonconference record and a recent run of close games, while Loyola Marymount arrives with a balanced offense and a knack for tight finishes, so expect a loud Kennel and a game that could matter later in the conference standings.[6] Over at the Spokane Arena, the Chiefs are regrouping after a tough 5 to 4 loss to Wenatchee that opened the second half of their WHL season, a reminder that this young roster can score in bunches but still needs to tighten up late in games.[1]
If you are more into laughs than slap shots, the Spokane Comedy Club has national touring comic Jeff Dye on stage tonight, with a 7 p.m. show promising high energy storytelling and a break from cabin fever for anyone feeling cooped up after the holiday.[3] For families planning ahead, the First Interstate Center for the Arts is getting ready to host A Charlie Brown Christmas Live on Stage tomorrow night, bringing the classic Peanuts music and story to life just as Spokane hangs onto those last festive vibes.[2]
For those thinking about the new year and new opportunities, WorkSource Spokane is offering a self paced online workshop today on resumes and cover letters, available 24 7, giving job seekers a chance to polish their pitch before hiring ramps back up in January.[5]
Around town, expect light traffic in the morning, building into the afternoon near shopping centers and the university district, and typical winter slick spots on side streets, so give yourself a little extra time between errands and events.
This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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By Inception Point AIGood morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Sunday, December 28, 2025.
As Spokane eases through the final days of the holiday season, it is a clear, chilly winter morning across the metro, a good day to get outside briefly, then duck into something warm, bright, and local. Downtown is already starting to hum as shoppers make last‑minute returns and exchanges, and small businesses are leaning into that post holiday rush with cozy drink specials and extended hours, especially around River Park Square and along Garland and South Perry.
Sports fans have plenty to look forward to. The Gonzaga Bulldogs are back in action at the McCarthey Athletic Center tonight, hosting Loyola Marymount as West Coast Conference play heats up, with tipoff set for late afternoon local time. The Zags come in with a winning nonconference record and a recent run of close games, while Loyola Marymount arrives with a balanced offense and a knack for tight finishes, so expect a loud Kennel and a game that could matter later in the conference standings.[6] Over at the Spokane Arena, the Chiefs are regrouping after a tough 5 to 4 loss to Wenatchee that opened the second half of their WHL season, a reminder that this young roster can score in bunches but still needs to tighten up late in games.[1]
If you are more into laughs than slap shots, the Spokane Comedy Club has national touring comic Jeff Dye on stage tonight, with a 7 p.m. show promising high energy storytelling and a break from cabin fever for anyone feeling cooped up after the holiday.[3] For families planning ahead, the First Interstate Center for the Arts is getting ready to host A Charlie Brown Christmas Live on Stage tomorrow night, bringing the classic Peanuts music and story to life just as Spokane hangs onto those last festive vibes.[2]
For those thinking about the new year and new opportunities, WorkSource Spokane is offering a self paced online workshop today on resumes and cover letters, available 24 7, giving job seekers a chance to polish their pitch before hiring ramps back up in January.[5]
Around town, expect light traffic in the morning, building into the afternoon near shopping centers and the university district, and typical winter slick spots on side streets, so give yourself a little extra time between errands and events.
This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.