COVID-19 vaccines are being administered throughout retirement communities here, and administrators say the process is going smoothly. According to U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data, more than 63,000 doses of the vaccine had been

When high school football is responsible for 95% of your annual sales revenue and a global pandemic halts play across most of the U.S., what do you do? Launch a new project to generate revenue, despite limits and restrictions under which games are

Following a sharp decrease in demand as the pandemic swept through Washington state in March, in-home care companies now are starting to see an uptick in demand for their services, as isolation and exhaustion lead more seniors to seek outside care

Ted Wright became the executive director of the Spokane Tribe of Indians in November. He was previously executive director of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, in eastern Oregon.

Amazon.com Inc. has taken space within the Playfair Commerce Park for a new Amazon Hub Locker+ center. Amazon Hub is the company's umbrella brand for its Lockers and Counters, the company's local pickup locations.

After a period of dormancy, StartUp Spokane is gearing up to return to action by expanding its services and partnering with Spokane Public Library.

Brian Jon Garvey seems to have a knack for turning life's 'light bulb moments” into innovative business ventures. The 55-year-old former Navy frogman is the CEO and founder of VATA7 Inc., a Spokane-based startup that creates motorcycle gear

Last year, investment adviser Kyle Weir received a call from a client looking to explore her options. Weir's client, a veteran educator, was right against retirement age.

Spokane Valley-based snack maker BumbleBar has launched a business-to-business division with the establishment of Clean Copack. Clean Copack processes 'clean label”--minimal ingredient, naturally flavored--snacks, such as energy bars, cookies

After nearly a year of varying restrictions on social gatherings and business operations to stem the spread of COVID-19, business owners-and a growing number of politicians-say they've had enough of what they believe are heavy-handed mandates.