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Busy spring raises questions over need for more hotel rooms

New event venues, tourism growth among factors weighed
May 23, 2024
Dylan Harris

An incident in Coeur d'Alene, new Spokane event venues, and a growing tourism sector have raised questions about whether Spokane County needs more hotels.


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Catching up with telecom entrepreneur Greg Green

New company is being modeled after Fatbeam
May 23, 2024
Mike McLean

Inland Northwest telecom entrepreneur Greg Green is attempting to repeat the success he had with Fatbeam—this time with a fiber network company that’s targeting markets in the Midwest and South.


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Rosie's Restaurant expected to open downtown next week

Eatery to offer lunch items from Caruso's menu
May 23, 2024
Dylan Harris

Rosie’s Restaurant is expected to open next week at 909 W. First, in downtown Spokane.


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Worker shortages impact Kootenai County planning, building

Average time to issue single-family home permits is three months
May 23, 2024
Erica Bullock

Staffing shortages are causing delays at the Kootenai County Community Development Department, impacting the time it takes to issue building permits and complete building inspections.


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High hopes for future of Hillyard

Northeast Public Development Authority works to put area in the path of progress
May 23, 2024
Erica Bullock

The Northeast Public Development Authority has three developments in the works valued over $10 million.


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North Liberty Lake development takes shape

New buildings for an eatery, recreation to open this summer
May 23, 2024
Erica Bullock

Construction at the NoLL town center, under development by Greenstone Corp., is 30% to 40% complete.


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Hello for good hones its focus, keys in on education

Coalition holds free events, supports regional authority for homelessness services
May 23, 2024
Karina Elias

Hello for good, an initiative to address issues of livability and affordability in the Spokane region, has emerged as a platform for education and connection.



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Aerospace+ conference to highlight tech hub, address challenges

Annual event expected to draw nearly 300 attendees
May 23, 2024
Dylan Harris

Workforce challenges, industry trends, new technology, and Spokane’s federal tech hub designation will be among the focal points at this year’s I-90 Aerospace+ Corridor Conference & Expo.


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Manifest Labels uncorks potential of B-to-B market

Metallic seal technology now patented, available in stores
May 23, 2024
Karina Elias

Manifests' metallic temperature-activated labels that reveal when wines are at the optimal temperature to be consumed are now available for purchase as well as incorporated on to Latah Creek Wine Cellars labels. 


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SNAP business partnerships have room to grow

Nonprofit works to spread awareness of services for entrepreneurs
May 23, 2024
Erica Bullock

Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners is known mostly  mostly for providing energy and housing assistance, but the community action agency also helped over 101 small businesses start and expand in 2023.



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