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Apartments to rise near wellness center in Valley

$12.9 million Tampien project expected to be finished next fall
November 22, 2023
Karina Elias

Site work has begun on a 107-unit multifamily complex at 6020 E. Fourth, in Spokane Valley, says Spokane developer Jordan Tampien.


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Permit activity increases in Hayden; industrial projects lead way

Residential construction outpaces nonresidential work by about $6 million
November 22, 2023
Dylan Harris

Permit activity is trending upward this year in Hayden, a building trends report with data through September shows.


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Meet & Greet Kelli Miller, interim CEO at Frontier Behavioral Health

November 22, 2023
Karina Elias

The Journal recently sat down with Frontier Behavioral Health CEO Kellie Miller to discuss how she plans to lead the organization during this transition, what lessons she learned from late CEO Jeff Thomas that she hopes to continue, and how she came to work in health care administration.


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Coffee, sandwich shop finds footing in GU area

Paper St. Coffee partner hearkens past employer as inspiration for eatery
November 22, 2023
Dylan Harris

A former Brooklyn Deli employee is trying to pay homage to the now-closed downtown Spokane sandwich shop with Paper St. Coffee Co.


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Handful of hotels change hands in Spokane

Ruby Hospitality expands property portfolio with purchase of Madison Inn
November 22, 2023
Dylan Harris

Three Spokane hotels—the Madison Inn, the Courtyard by Marriott, and the Wingate by Wyndham—have changed hands in the past few months.


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The need for Mead: Over $1 billion in developments planned

Envisioned developments could transform wide swath of north Spokane County
November 22, 2023
Erica Bullock

Over $1 billion worth of residential and commercial developments are planned in the Mead area, in north Spokane County, as developers expand their focus from residential subdivision projects to a mix of both residential and commercial development.


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Skils’kin to merge with West Side nonprofit

Spokane, Bremerton organizations share similar missions
November 20, 2023
Dylan Harris

Spokane-based Skils’kin and Bremerton, Washington-based Skookum—two nonprofits dedicated to creating opportunities for people with disabilities—have announced their intention to merge.


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Kids’ clothing retailer outgrows pop-up shops

Spokane Baby Co. finds space in Garland District
November 9, 2023
Dylan Harris

Graduating from pop-up shops to a storefront in the heart of the Garland District, Spokane Baby Co. has opened its doors at 825 W. Garland.


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Succession by design at MMEC Architecture

Firm’s founders reflect on culture, legacy while passing baton to next generation
November 9, 2023
Dylan Harris

MMEC Architecture & Interiors LLC’s three remaining founding partners retired in July, marking the end of an era at the Spokane-based firm.


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Gesa Credit Union plans branch in old South Hill Applebee’s

Branch to open in early 2025, after an extensive remodel
November 9, 2023
Dylan Harris

Richland, Washington-based Gesa Credit Union has bought a former Applebee’s restaurant building on Spokane’s South Hill and plans to open a full-service retail branch there, after an envisioned, extensive remodel.  


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