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Diversity, equity, inclusion enters the C-suite

Demand, pay for such roles has risen during past year
July 15, 2021
Virginia Thomas
Executive-level diversity positions are growing in prominence and scope as organizations adapt their culture to changing social attitudes, some Inland Northwest executives say.
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Hemmingson's Triumph: Lakeside Capital buys Triumph Composite plant

Group plans to convert 50-acre West Plains site into manufacturing hub
July 15, 2021
Kevin Blocker
Wanting to generate long-term, high-paying manufacturing jobs in the Inland Northwest, a company led by veteran businessman and philanthropist John J. Hemmingson has acquired Triumph Composite Systems Inc.'s nearly 50-acre parcel of land and
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Inland Power names new CEO

Longtime electric co-op exec to replace Jensen
July 7, 2021
Staff Report
Inland Power & Light has named longtime electric cooperative executive Jasen Bronec as its new CEO. Bronec, who is scheduled to start Aug. 23, will replace Chad Jensen, who disclosed plans to retire late last year after nearly a decade as the organizat
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Telehealth acceptance has grown during pandemic

Many goals can be met without in-person visits
July 1, 2021
Jessica Blackwell
COVID-19 has transformed the landscape of health care delivery. It has resulted in rapid growth of telehealth, especially in primary care. Prior to the pandemic, less than 15% of Americans had experience with telehealth.
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Guest Commentary: Washington lawmakers have 2.6 billion reasons to reduce taxes

Huge revenue increase …
July 1, 2021
Jason Mercier
Washington's quarterly revenue forecast in June showed yet another huge increase in tax revenue. This is $2.6 billion more than was previously expected when lawmakers wrote the 2021-23 budget earlier this year. We now have $2.6 billion reasons
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The Journal's View: Sports-travel industry is boosting tourism comeback

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July 1, 2021
Staff Report
As the Spokane economy looks to recover from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the return of the especially hard-hit tourism and hospitality industry is being boosted by the sports-travel sector, which is on a roll and gaining momentum.
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Fern Plant Shop relocates in Browne's Addition

Restaurants & Retail
July 1, 2021
Kevin Blocker
Fern Plant Shop LLC has relocated its flagship store to 1526 W. Riverside, in Browne's Addition, from its previous location next door, as it needed more room.
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Lenny's Classic American Burgers to open in Cheney

Restaurants & Retail
July 1, 2021
Kevin Blocker
After nearly two decades operating as Lenny's American & Italian Fine Cuisine, at 1204 W. First, in Cheney, the restaurant's new owners have taken the space back to its original roots and launched Lenny's Classic American Burgers.
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Spokane's Alexander Scott named to new post at Commerce Department

GU law school graduate will be federal funding adviser for state agency
July 1, 2021
Kevin Blocker
The Washington state Department of Commerce has hired Spokane-based Alexander Scott to the newly created position of federal adviser, the state agency announced late last month.
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Haven Real Estate Group owners start new mortgage company

Real estate firm, new lender located downtown
July 1, 2021
Kevin Blocker
Spokane-based Haven Real Estate Group LLC debuted a new affiliate-Haven Mortgage Group LLC-in mid-June. Co-founded by the husband-and-wife duo Robert and Cambria Henry, Haven Real Estate was launched in 2015 and now has eight full-time employees and
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