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Trending Northwest moves to digital-only model

Multimedia platform to focus on website, social media channels, podcast
June 16, 2025
Journal of Business Staff

Spokane-based Trending Northwest LLC is transitioning to a digital-only subscription model.


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SNAP Financial Access to relocate following funding cuts

Move part of effort to ensure long-term sustainability of services
June 13, 2025
Journal of Business Staff

Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners is relocating its SNAP Financial Access subsidiary to its office at 3102 W. Whistalks Way from the Martin Luther King Jr. Family Outreach Center, at 500 S. Stone.


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LaunchNW receives $2.5M grant from Ballmer Group

Funding will go toward post-high school support system for students
June 12, 2025
Journal of Business Staff

LaunchNW, an initiative of Spokane-based Innovia Foundation, has been awarded a $2.5 million grant from Ballmer Group to implement a post-high school education support system for students throughout Eastern Washington.


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Two Spokane Rite Aid stores to close

Closures result of drugstore chain's ongoing bankruptcy process
June 11, 2025
Journal of Business Staff

A pair of Spokane Rite Aid stores will close as part of the drugstore chain’s ongoing bankruptcy process, according to documents filed last week with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey.


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Avista reaches settlement agreement in Idaho rate cases

If approved, rate increases will go into effect Sept. 1
June 10, 2025
Journal of Business Staff

Spokane-based Avista Corp. has reached a settlement agreement with all parties involved in its Idaho general rate cases, the energy company announced in a press release.


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More than $82 million in state funds headed to Spokane

Bulk of money to go to North Spokane Corridor
June 9, 2025
Journal of Business Staff

More than $82 million in state funding will go toward Spokane-area projects. 


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Spokane-area home sales continue to outpace 2024

Median price surpasses $450K mark in May
June 9, 2025
Journal of Business Staff

Home sales in the Spokane area this year continue to outpace sales from the same period in 2024.


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Two Spokane innovation clusters land state funds

Grants to go toward bioscience, clean energy initiatives
June 6, 2025
Journal of Business Staff

Two Spokane innovation clusters have garnered infusions of funds through the Washington state Department of Commerce's Innovation Cluster Accelerator Program. 


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Kootenai County home sales, prices rise in May

Active listings nearly 14% higher than last year
June 5, 2025
Journal of Business Staff

Kootenai County single-family homes sold this year reached 922 in May, a 2.7% increase compared to the same time last year, according to the latest Market Snapshot from Coeur d’Alene Regional Realtors.


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Spokane physician agrees to pay $1.4M in COVID-funds fraud settlement

Werschler admits no wrongdoing as part of agreement
June 5, 2025
Tina Sulzle

Spokane dermatologist William Philip Werschler, 66, and his associated businesses, have agreed to pay the U.S. government $1.4 million over a claim they misused COVID-19 relief funds.


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