Just as many thought the Harlem Shake craze was coming to an end, the Gonzaga men's basketball team gave it a gust of relevancy in the Inland Northwest.

On its way back from a WCC championship run in Las Vegas the Zags recorded their own Harlem Shake video with Naismith Award finalist Kelly Olynyk serving as the leader of the shake, (which, if you aren't familiar with the fad, is the guy who starts humping air first.)

"Don't care how late we are, had fun doing that video! lol #betterlatethannever," point guard Kevin Pangos tweeted.

The Zags did their shake on a plane, which has raised eyebrows before when a Colorado State student led the dance on a Frontier flight. The FAA said it would investigate that case, no word yet about the Zags' video.

This year's team is no stranger to the viral video: Guards Kevin Pangos, Kyle Dranginis, Drew Barham and Rem Bakamus made a popular trick shot video that is brought up during most Zag broadcasts.

The loud explosions that scared your dog and may have woken you last night were not a re-enactment of a Red Dawn scene, they were from Gonzaga, which was trying to commemorate its new holiday.

Residents from neighborhoods spanning Spokane called, posted on social media and emailed concern Thursday night about the loud noises originating on GU's campus. Confusion reigned as the 911 center received “just about 70” calls reporting shootings that were later revised to fireworks after officers responded.

“The officers went to the areas that called, looked around, and I can see in one of the officer's comments that it 'was probably just Gonzaga's fireworks,' ” 911 center supervisor David Affeldt said.

The 911 center reported receiving calls from 10:20 to 10:42.

In just an hour you could say farewell to store-bought deodorant forever.

Sun People Dry Goods Co. is hosting a DIY Deodorant Making Workshop Thursday, Jan. 24 from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.

For only $10 – preregistration required with only 20 spots available – you can learn from local expert Amanda Moulton about the “health-benefits of a plant-based diet, her favorite vegan cookbook author and her most recently discovered use for baking soda” as well as how to make “your own batch of chemical-free, effective, and thrifty deodorant.”

Bring your own oils, a small container with a lid and an empty deodorant tube.

Register at the store, which is at 32 W. Second Ave., Suite 200, or online.