Deck the car with reindeers and duct tape. Nicholas Spragg, Spokane Valley resident, has made his 2002 Camaro into a mobile Christmas decoration. He emailed us to say he started decorating his car for Halloween and then Thanksgiving. Why not Christmas?

Spragg write, "The car is covered with duct tape and currently has over 26 decorations made completely out of duct tape."

Curious minds want to know how Spragg will decorate his car for National Fruitcake Day.

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Have you ever wondered what regional Spokane County roads result in the most traffic fatalities? Maybe you’ve wanted to find more specific information about the traffic fatalities like what mode of transportation they were using and if that’s a frequent occurrence on that stretch of road.

Using data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the U.S. Department of Transportation, ITO World Ltd. has compiled a data map of fatalities into a visual tale of deaths on the road.

The data only covers information from 2001 to 2009. Many recent fatalities you recall on the news will not be visible, especially those that sparked the city-wide ‘ghost bikes’.

It took two construction seasons to complete work on the bridge at Appleway Road over the Spokane River. Spokane County announced today the bridge, west of Stateline Village, is opening ahead of schedule and under budget. It will be open for traffic on Thursday at 9 a.m.

The 72-year-old bridge reached the end of its service in 2010 when the county began its work on replacing the bridge. The bridge was estimated to cost about $17,500,000 to repair, but the county says it only cost $8 million to complete.

When they began service the old bridge, they found several broken supports and abutments scoured away.

County engineer, Bob Brueggeman says the new bridge design incorporates architectural elements that reflect the original 1939 design.