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WSU holding womens football clinic

WSU holding womens football clinic

Calling all football fans - specifically, those with estrogen!

In an effort to reach out to their more feminine fan base, WSU is holding a womens football clinic next month. It's a chance to leave the husbands, sons and dads at home and hit the turf at Martin Stadium, all while raising money for the cause and learning more about the sports we love.

The clinic is Saturday, April 13th. Mike Leach and the rest of his coaching staff will teach the basics of football through on-field drills. The women can also enjoy food, beer, wine a Cougar football highlight video and a Coug fashion show to round out the afternoon.

The event is $50 per person and pre-registration is required by Tuesday, April 9.

For more information, contact the Cougar football office at 509-335-0250, or CLICK HERE to register.

WHEN: Saturday, April 13, 2013.

WHERE: Martin Stadium Press Box Club/Loge Level.

DRESS: Cougar Casual. Be prepared to move on the turf.

Reward Offered in Sports Card Burglary

Reward Offered in Sports Card Burglary

 

Allan Bisson has been involved in sports card trading for 20 years and has owned his shop, Spokane Valley Sportscards, for the last seven. For Bisson its always been a fun part of life but after his shop was robbed on Friday, March 23rd he's having trouble enjoying his hobby.

Sometime Friday night the side window was broken and thieves made off with upwards of 1,000 sports cards. Shelves were smashed and cases torn apart in the process. Bisson says the most valuable cards taken were his vintage Mickey Mantle cards that date back to the late 1950s and are worth between $800 and $1200 each.

Bisson thinks the cards may pop up on sites like craigslist and eBay but that it's unlikely that someone will try to sell them to any of the other local card shops. He specualtes that since many of the his autographed celebrity cards were taken that whoever broke in may just keep them for their personal collection.

Summer Job Fair

Summer Job Fair

 

 

Looking for a summer job? The Spokane Indians are hosting their 2013 job fair on Wednesday, March 27th.

All you have to do is bring your resume to the Spokane County Fair & Expo Center anytime between 4pm and 6pm. Positions range from bat boy to concessions to section leaders. There will explanations of the jobs including requirements and a tour of the site. Interview sign ups will be available as well and those with resumes are guarenteed a spot in the group interviews.

For more information call (509) 535-2922 or visit  http://spokaneindians.com

The Color Run adds Spokane to the 2013 Tour

The Color Run adds Spokane to the 2013 Tour

 

Spokane, WA – The Color Run™, the single largest paint race event series in the world, will be making its debut in Spokane on August 4, 2013. Registration opens Friday, March 29.  

With no winners or official times, The Color Run celebrates healthiness, happiness, and individuality, bringing the community together to create a five-kilometer canvas of colorful fun in which thousands of participants are doused from head to toe in different colors at each kilometer. Participation in, and buzz for, The Color Run has exploded since its debut last year with more than 1 million "likes" on Facebook and over 4 million YouTube views.

The Color Run visited over 50 cities last year with over 600,000 participants, a feat following their first event in January of 2012. They plan to make 2013 a stellar year, launching over 100 events with an estimated 1 million participants.

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Bomb threat forces Central Valley evacuation

School will be back in session Thursday at Central Valley High School after a bomb threat scrawled onto a bathroom wall forced the evacuation of the campus and cancellation of classes Wednesday.

The threat was founded written on the wall in the girls bathroom around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Law enforcement followed standard protocol and searched the entire school but didn't find anything inside.

The first day of spring brought a lot more than rain to Central Valley.

"Everyone is saying there is a bomb threat and I started freaking out and looking for my friends, making sure they were all safe<" student Caroline Gile said.

"It was very chaotic, it was rainy, it was cold, we didn't know what we were doing," student Ashly Krashowetz said.

The threat forced 1,900 students to evacuate. Bomb-sniffing dogs from Fairchild Air Force Base were brought in while Spokane County Sheriff's deputies searched the school for anything suspicious.

"Everyone was just scared," Gile said.

Krashowetz, a senior at CV, was one of the students who found the threat written in red sharpie in the bathroom.

Sephora set to open April 5

Sephora set to open April 5

 

Makeup enthusiasts rejoice! Sephora is coming to Spokane.

The company announced today that it plans to open its store in Spokane's River Park Square on April 5.

“The new 3,802 square foot, free-standing SEPHORA store at River Park Square is a virtual paradise of endless beauty options with over 13,000 products from more than 200 brands, including SEPHORA’s own collection of makeup, skincare, tools and accessories.”

Sephora gained noteriety by allowing customers to try its products in-store, or as the store refers to it, an “open-sell philosophy.”

Huge roller derby tournament to hit Spokane

Huge roller derby tournament to hit Spokane

 

Spokarnage: A Killer Roller Derby Tournament, April 26-28, Spokane Convention Center

 

The bouts are intense and the teams are terrifically unique. With names like Killer Rollbots, Snake Pit Derby Dames and Spokannibals (our home team), Spokarnage: A Killer Roller Derby Tournament is promising a weekend of family fun and derby mayhem April 26-28.