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October 19th, 2026

Sports


Legendary Nights Promotes Community Building and Peace

Legendary Nights Promotes Community Building and Peace

Michael Bethely founded the Lilac City Legends in 2020. After pandemic-related delays and league changes, the Spokane men’s professional minor league basketball team relaunched in the United States Basketball League in 2025. Bethely also discussed Legendary Nights, a summer basketball program focused on community engagement and violence interruption.
Wed., Sept. 9, 2026
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