Patricia Johnson is part of a law firm consisting of about 15 employees, but you wouldn't know that by stepping into her two-office suite on the 10th floor of downtown Spokane's Paulsen Building. Johnson is a partner in what's known as a virtual

Spokane Public Schools is rolling out a new automated student tracking system for the upcoming academic year in an attempt to help administrators and counselors identify students who may be a dropout risk. The creation of this new program, known

As Gonzaga commemorates its 125th anniversary in Spokane, I invite the regional business community to join with the university in imagining what our future together will look like. In Spokane, the vital role higher educa-tion plays in the of the

The Northwest HVAC/R Association & Training Center here expects a full enrollment of about 50 students this fall, and any graduate of the course who wants to work in the field of heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, and refrigeration, will be to

Two months into her job as superintendent of Spokane Public Schools, Shelley Redinger has joined the boards at Greater Spokane Incorporated, United Way of Spokane County, and become involved in the downtown chapter of Rotary Club. In recent the