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Older investors outnumber young with financial plans

Saving often isn't priority before reaching mid-40s
March 12, 2020
Kevin Blocker
Paul Viren, owner of the financial investing firm Viren & Associates Inc., in downtown Spokane, says two-thirds of his nearly 600 clients are Baby Boomers. The average age among all his firm's clients is 56.
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Florida company acquires AAA Heating & Air

Air Pros plans to retain previous owner as manager of office here
March 12, 2020
Natasha Nellis
Florida-based Air Pros Residential & Commercial Air Conditioning Services has acquired Spokane-based AAA Heating & Air. Anthony Perera, founder of Air Pros, says he chose Spokane because of its strong housing market and the good cultural fit that AAA was
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Natasha Nellis

Spokane's service network tries to do more with less

Organizations continue to face drops in membership
March 12, 2020
Natasha Nellis
Service organizations long have been a staple in the Spokane community, and despite dwindling membership numbers, they are still hard at work giving back to the community, with well over $500,000 in donations given in 2019.
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Vivacity Care Center to be built in Spokane Valley

New clinic billed to be company's flagship here
March 12, 2020
Kevin Blocker
In its continued desire to expand its presence in Eastern Washington, Premera Blue Cross has broken ground on a new, primary-care center in Spokane Valley.
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Parting Thoughts with NAI Black's David Wright

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March 12, 2020
Virginia Thomas
David Wright knows Spokane's commercial real estate market well. He's been in commercial property management since 1976 and began working at the downtown Spokane real estate agency that is now NAI Black in 1987.
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What to do before saying 'I Do'

Address options such as joint accounts, prenups
March 12, 2020
Virginia Thomas
A wedding is typically a happy event, but what comes afterward can be anything but pleasant, if the newlyweds haven't planned how - or whether - to integrate their financial lives.
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Hotstart expands product lines, changes name

Thermal management added to company's name to reflect change
March 12, 2020
Natasha Nellis
Spokane Valley-based Hotstart Inc. has added cooling technologies to its roster of thermal management systems and has rebranded the 78-year-old company under the expanded name Hotstart Thermal Management to reflect its growing capabilities.
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Kevin Blocker

More past Zags go pro in Spokane

Players come from all of over the world to be part of Gonzaga basketball program, stay to build careers
March 12, 2020
Kevin Blocker
Buy a house. Lease office space. Invest some money. Get a haircut. Listen to a game. Put a kid in youth basketball. Get arrested. If it's in Spokane, there's a chance a former Gonzaga Bulldog player is involved.
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Going Viral: Effects of coronavirus drift into Spokane business community

Companies adjust plans, expectations while taking precautions
March 12, 2020
Virginia Thomas
Fear of coronavirus has spread even faster than the virus itself, and Inland Northwest businesses are feeling the impacts both of the fear and the outbreak, through disruptions to supply chains, travel itineraries, and everyday office life.
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Guest Commentary: Education, skills help future-proof our workforce

Expanding opportunities …
February 27, 2020
Mary Cullinan and Mark Mattke
Jonathan Welch does contract work as a drywall installer. Realizing his job future is limited, he has been driving three hours each day from Priest Lake to attend classes at Eastern Washington University.
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