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Spokane leaders respond to Supreme Court's homeless camping decision

June 28, 2024

The Downtown Spokane Partnership applauds a ruling issued Friday by the U.S. Supreme Court that allows cities to ban camping in public places, while Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown calls for further investment in programs and services.

Total employment rises in Spokane area

June 26, 2024

Mike McLean

Spokane Business Association launches

Nonprofit said to be citywide advocacy group

June 25, 2024

Mike McLean

A new business advocacy group, the Spokane Business Association, has been formed.

Numerica envisions Liberty Lake location

Branch to be credit union's first presence in that community

June 20, 2024

Karina Elias

Numerica Credit Union is planning to open its first branch in Liberty Lake and will be located inside the same building as Palenque Mexican Restaurant.

Ben Joyce opens permanent gallery in downtown Spokane

Popular love-of-place artist to maintain workspace along Third

June 20, 2024

Karina Elias

Spokane artist Ben Joyce is opening a permanent gallery downtown to showcase new and retro works.

$4.2 million health care project eyed in Valley

Strong demand for medical office space is driving development

June 20, 2024

Erica Bullock

A 14,600-square-foot professional office building is being planned in Spokane Valley, where market demand for health care buildings is strong despite the current higher costs of construction.

Tea Time: How a Spokane startup is working to become 'Starbucks of tea'

Revival Tea Company draws up plans for nationwide presence

June 20, 2024

Karina Elias

Revival Tea Co. has launched a crowdfunding campaign that enables "regular people" to purchase shares in the growing company, which is on a mission is to expand coast-to-coast with a 50-store franchise model.