Sports stars and local T.V. personalities will be serving dinner at the HuHot Mongolian Grill tonight to support Blessings Under the Bridge.

Jessica Kovac and her husband Mike started serving brown bag meals to the area's homeless in 2007. Since then it has grown into a weekly meal service and non-profit. Their brown bags include sandwiches and home made baked goods, as well fruit and toiletries. Each recipient is offered a bottle of water and coffee or cocoa.

“Blessings Under the Bridge has just boomed so much,” says Kovac, adding that she and her husband never expected their weekly ministry to become a non-profit. BUTB estimates that it takes only $12.00 to provide brown bags for ten homeless.

Many houses have a stock pile of plastic grocery bags, whether they be under the sink or shoved in the pantry. You don't want to throw them away, and they can't go in the recycling bin. Why not donate them? The Salvation Army is always in need of grocery bags at their community food bank.

Every month the Salvation Army food bank serves 13,000 families in the Spokane area. Plastic grocery bags, as well as paper bags are always needed. The plastic bags are used to bag produce and the groceries are sent home mostly in paper bags. They currently purchase paper bags from URM.

Community Services Program Manager, Leslie Rogers, described the bank as “shopper's choice”. Customers are led through the aisles and are able to select which items they want. They are Second Harvest's largest food outlet.

When it comes to rock climbing in the Spokane area, Minnehaha Park gets all the attention. But a new trailhead completed later last summer by Spokane County Conservation District and the Dishman Hills Conservancy has opened one of the best kept secrets.

Big Rock - Rocks of Sharon is an area loaded with massive granite walls and plenty of places to climb.

Javier Sparks is an avid climber and works at Mountain Goat Outfitters. He says climbers and hikers use to have to walk a fine line with neighbors who live in the area.  “Before you couldn't park and all and people would hassle you about it,” said Sparks.

It’s located on the south side of Krell Mountain, often referred to as Tower Mountain on the southeastern edge of Spokane. For those who aren't into rock climbing, the area provides great hiking trails and spectacular views of the Palouse.