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Uptic Studios Inc.

Office building, garage planned on county campus

Structure to be across Monroe from YMCA
June 4, 2020
Kevin Blocker
A $10 million office building is envisioned along the 900 block of north Monroe Street, north of downtown Spokane. Spokane-based architectural design firm Uptic Studios Inc. is the project architect.
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Municipalities prep for revenue shortages

Tax revenue plummets after stores closures, consumers stay home
June 4, 2020
Natasha Nellis
Sales taxes traditionally have provided a relatively stable revenue source for states and local governments during previous economic downturns, but the toll the coronavirus pandemic is taking on the economy is different.
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Financial sector better positioned for recovery now than during Great Recession

Capital flows more freely now than in last recession
June 4, 2020
Virginia Thomas
This isn't the Great Recession for Inland Nortwest bankers. And that's a good thing, executives here say. While the pandemic has brought a host of challenges, leaders at some banks and credit unions say financial institutions are in a much better
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KEVIN BLOCKER

Uncertainty infects Inland Northwest health care industry

Shutdown of elective procedures causes losses; uptick expected in second half
June 4, 2020
Kevin Blocker
The economic effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the health care sector has been as uneven as a Spokane street in the middle of winter. In hospitals, where it would seem a pandemic would deliver unprecedented job security, just the opposite has happened.
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Q&A with Spokane YouTuber Dave Erickson

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June 4, 2020
Virginia Thomas
Dave Erickson was in broadcast journalism for 15 years, during which time he spent more than four years at Spokane's KXLY Broadcast Group. Erickson is still in front of the camera, but he's no longer reporting from a studio desk.
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Architectual Ventures

McFarlane Industrial Park envisioned on the West Plains

Developer to break ground in June, finish in Q1 2021
June 4, 2020
Natasha Nellis
Spokane Valley-based AT Acquisitions LLC is planning a 187,000-square-foot industrial building on the West Plains, says Aaron Lake, co-founder of the company, which does business as AT Industrial.
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VIRGINIA THOMAS

Post-pandemic workplaces could look much different

'Hoteling,' other office trends to become commonplace, designers, observers say
June 4, 2020
Virginia Thomas
Pre-pandemic office design could be going the way of the fax machine and rotary phone. As employees return to their offices from being furloughed or working remotely due to COVID-19, they're likely to encounter health screening stations
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Fueling an emerging industry: An alliance between public lands and timber products

State partners with CLT manufacturer on forest health initiative
June 4, 2020
Natasha Nellis
Hilary Franz wants to shorten Washington's forest-fire season, and she's executing a plan to do just that.
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Guest Commentary: Future is suddenly looking bright for Northwest papermakers

On a roll …
May 21, 2020
Don Brunell
In recent years, papermakers in the Pacific Northwest have been losing ground. However, today there is a ray of hope. Surprisingly, that optimism results from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Journal's View: Coming out of quarantine, business sector must unite

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May 21, 2020
Staff Report
As Spokane County enters the next phase of reopening and begins to look further ahead, now is the time for the business community to band together to ensure it returns to prosperity as soon as is practical.
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