The business world is putting a new spin on reading, writing, and arithmetic.Yes, these "hard" skills are still very important, but employers increasingly also are looking for workers proficient in the "soft" skills - the ability to analyze a and
A legal-assistance program with ties to Gonzaga University's law school has started filling a previously unmet statewide need to provide affordable representation to moderate-income households, says an attorney based at the school.Called Means,
The two Inland Northwest law schoolsGonzaga University School of Law and the University of Idaho College of Laware enrolling fewer students into their three-year programs this year than in recent years, due largely to a declining number
Spokane Neighborhood Action Programs, or SNAP, has been awarded a $3 million grant by the state to go toward its foreclosure prevention program.SNAP is one of 13 Washington nonprofits to get a portion of the $43.8 million the state received to a
Providence Health Care, the Spokane-based medical network, has started construction of a $58 million medical center that will expand its outpatient services greatly in Spokane Valley.The 127,000-square-foot facility will be located on 11 acres a
Post Falls printer adds equipmentMinute Press, a longtime Post Falls commercial printer, has added about $105,000 in new equipment that it says will enable it to offer a high-quality product with a faster, short-run turnaround. Owner Mark the
GTG Ventures LLC, a Spokane company that operates Dutch Bros. Coffee stands, has opened a new coffee outlet on Spokane's North Side, its fifth here.The business's new drive-through coffee stand is located at 8701 N. Division, at the northwest of
Spokane-based automotive parts retailer and wholesaler Parts Wholesalers Inc., doing business as Motion Auto Supply, has opened a store in Post Falls, its ninth overall.The Post Falls outlet is located in a leased 5,000-square-foot building at a
The Washington state Department of Transportation is proposing a substantial repaving project of state Route 291 that tentatively is expected to start next spring.Al Gilson, spokesman for the state agency, says the project will entail about 11 a
The use of natural gas as a cheaper, cleaner-burning fuel for fleet vehicles is gaining traction among some U.S. businesses that operate route systems, including Avista Corp. and Waste Management Inc. here.The two companies are developing gas at