The Garland District in North Spokane is rising from the ashes. Following the devastating fire that ripped through Fergusons and Mary Lou's Milk Bottle, the District is working to rebuild the historic area. And, I've got to say they're doing it in a creative, hip and yet nostalgic way.

The Garland Theater is hosting a benefit fundraiser with a special showing "Vision Quest" and "Benny & Joon", two movies filmed in Spokane with scenes from the restaurants. What better way to pay tribute to those businesses and for people to show support for their community.

Vision Quest shows October 8th at 10 o'clock in the morning. Benny and Joon shows the following week, October 15th at 10 o'clock as well.

There's a little mystery formulating in the South Perry business district. Title Nine employees said that a couple stopped by recently expressing their interest in leasing the neighboring space for a pub.

After a quick perusal of Washington State Liquor Control Board's liquor license applications, a new name is on the list.

Under the business name, Casper Fry Public House and Eatery, the owners have applied for a new application for spirits, beer and wine at the location of 928 S. Perry St. Ste A. That's right next door to the new Title Nine store.

Trader Joe's is coming in but the China South restaurant on Spokane's South Hill is going out.

The owners, Cho and Chan family trust have operated the resturant in the Lincoln Heights shopping center for 20 years.

Chin Ho Cho, one of the owners says the work taking place at the nearby Trader Joe's played a role in the decision to close.

They plan to build a new retail center after tearing down the building.