Wednesday's annual Best Bagger competition felt like a little like Tetris as piles of groceries made their way into their grocery bag nooks and crannies.

Statewide competitors joined each other at the Red Lion in the Park in Spokane for a little friendly competition to see who would represent at the national grocery bagging competition in Las Vegas.

Representing their employers and towns, store clerks hailed from Olympia, Seattle and Walla Walla. Spokane had three of their own competing: Hailey Knudsen - Trading Company, Jacon Wilson -Yoke’s, Erik Behren - Rosaurer’s.

Set to classic songs like Eye of a Tiger and La Bamba, the clerks used their years or even just months of experience to bag groceries just like they do every day at work.

I recently met Carson Lueders at the Inland Northwest Baby fundraiser. He played a short set and I was struck by his talent. I talked with his Carson and his mom Diane about what Carson hopes to accomplish and his dreams for the future. [CHECK OUT CARSON ON YOUTUBE]

This day, Grandparent's Day, is not celebrated with as much grandeur as Mother's Day or Father's Day, but it is still a day to stop and recognize those who have loved us.  If you are looking for a way to honor your grandparent(s), the Greater Spokane County Meals on Wheels is  presenting a Grandparent's Day celebration at  CenterPlace at Mirabeau this Sunday, September 11 from 1-4pm.  It will be a day filled with food (catered by Silver Cafe), fun and laughter.  There will be live entertainment and a