No-Li Brewhouse, winner of the 2026 Medium Business of the Year award, is helping reshape Spokane into a craft beer epicenter.

Wassoc is a finalist for the Inland Northwest Business of the Year Awards, in the small-business category.

Adams Tractor of Spokane is a 2026 Medium Business of the Year Finalist.

As CEO of Avista Corp., Heather Rosentrater leads and executes the company’s overall strategy and performance, ensuring the delivery of safe, reliable, and affordable energy to its customers.

Colbert-based Omniscia AI is a finalist for the Inland Northwest Business of the Year Awards, in the small-business category. 

The first phase of construction for the Prairie Medical Campus in Post Falls is expected to kick off this month and conclude in December 2027.

Ability Employment Services has been named the winner of the Small Business of the Year category in the Journal's 2026 Inland Northwest Business of the Year Awards.

Maddie's Place has been named the winner of the Nonprofit of the Year category in the Journal's 2026 Inland Northwest Business of the Year Awards.

Construction is underway on Excelsior Wellness’ new intergenerational housing development on Northwest Boulevard, a $6.5 million project expected to be completed this fall.

A 48-unit mixed-income housing project under development by Thrive International will be ready for occupancy at the end of May.