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Around Town

Real Estate Transactions and Other Business Moves in the Inland Northwest
April 12, 2018
Staff Report
Fast food restaurant franchisee CLC Spokane LLC has leased a 25,000-square-foot parcel that's currently occupied by a building that houses Five Mile Heights Pizza Parlor, at 6409 N. Maple. A new Taco Bell restaurant is expected to be constructed there.
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STCU to expand physical presence into Tri-Cities

First of three branches slated to open in Kennewick in fall
April 12, 2018
Samantha Peone
Liberty Lake-based Spokane Teachers Credit Union plans to open one branch in each of the three cities collectively known as Tri-Cities by the end of next year, says Sean Watt, vice president of retail delivery for the nonprofit financial cooperative. T
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—LeAnn Bjerken

INB plans growth around customers, community

Recent acquisitions have expanded bank's market, CEO Russell Lee says
April 12, 2018
LeAnn Bjerken
Inland Northwest Bank CEO Russell Lee says the last few years have brought periods of growth for the bank, as it works to expand its territory and add products that meet the needs of new customers and markets. 'Banking may be one of the oldest kinds
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Program aims to reduce unbanked populations in North Idaho

Access, education called keys to financial health
April 12, 2018
In an effort to build better basic financial education, Coeur d'Alene-based United Way of North Idaho has partnered with nearly two-dozen regional community and financial partners to institute a program for unbanked and underbanked residents of North Idah
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Nursing to be most in-demand profession in Spokane, forecast says

Managers, accountants are runners-up in county
April 12, 2018
Samantha Peone
An annual occupational forecast from the Washington state Employment Security Department suggests that registered nurse will be the most in-demand occupation in Spokane County for jobs that requires at least a bachelor's degree, says D. Patrick Jones, w
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—Kevin Blocker

Jerry Post finds right equation with Mathnasium

Tutoring service has 60 clients months after start
April 12, 2018
Deer Park's Robert Crawford brings his son, Shane, three times a week to Spokane's South Hill to get him math assistance at Mathnasium of Spokane South, a math tutoring service for students ages K-12. 'It's a personalized environment. Students
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—LeAnn Bjerken

Courtney Law nurtures young UW-GU health partnership

Director aims to grow community resource
April 12, 2018
LeAnn Bjerken
Although she is already more than two years into her position as the director of the University of Washington School of Medicine-Gonzaga University Regional Health Partnership, Courtney Law says she's really just getting started. 'I've always enj
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—Trek Architecture

$5 million multiuse structure proposed in city's core

Building would house condos, commercial space
April 12, 2018
Samantha Peone
Spokane-based developer and contractor Gerald Kofmehl has proposed constructing a roughly $5 million multiuse building on the northeast corner of Second Avenue and Bernard Street in downtown Spokane, says Brian Butler, spokesperson for the project and co-
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—LeAnn Bjerken

Data protection law might have far reaching impact

Most companies aren't ready, IT consultant says
April 12, 2018
LeAnn Bjerken
Some cybersecurity experts are focusing their attention on the European Union's soon-to-be-implemented General Data Protection Regulation, which could have a big effect on how businesses worldwide handle data privacy. 'I believe that the majority of
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