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Jacklin family rebrands, adds residential development

Post Falls developer pursues housing in Idaho
January 15, 2026
Karina Elias

Against the backdrop of rising housing demand in North Idaho, JMC Idaho Inc. is consolidating its various business ventures under one regional entity and rebranding to Jacklin Northwest, while expanding its development footprint to include residential housing for the first time in its nearly 100-year history.


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Around Town: Jan. 15

January 15, 2026
Emily Botter-Hanson
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Widmyer Corp.'s Spokane portfolio expands

Increased revenue, growth opportunities follow acquisition
January 15, 2026
Ethan Pack

Since acquiring Spokane-based Kiemle Hagood’s multifamily division in April, Coeur d’Alene-based Widmyer Corp. has expanded its portfolio of managed affordable and subsidized housing in the Spokane region.



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$5.7M True Hope Church expansion begins

Project expected to finish in early 2027
January 15, 2026
Ethan Pack

Capacity challenges at True Hope Church have prompted a $5.7 million expansion and partial renovation project to add 19,000 square feet of assembly and worship space to the organization's building at 1316 N. Lincoln, in Spokane.




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INW health care systems show signs of improvement

Despite positive trends, financial challenges persist for Providence, MultiCare
December 18, 2025
Dylan Harris

Financial challenges continue for the Inland Northwest service areas of Providence Health & Services-Washington and MultiCare Health System, but Spokane’s two largest health care providers have shown signs of improvement.


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Spokane races towards $110M in sports-driven economic impact

Projected attendance boom could surpass pre-COVID levels
December 18, 2025
Ethan Pack

Spokane County stands to reap the rewards of a robust sports season in 2026 with an estimated $110 million combined economic impact from major athletic events and professional teams in the area.



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Startup scene expected to build off strong 2025

Regional collaboration projected to increase, while expanded resources fuel optimism in the new year
December 18, 2025
Dylan Harris

As the Inland Northwest startup ecosystem matures, the year ahead is expected to build off what has been a strong 2025.


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Agriculture industry to show mixed growth in 2026

Continued issues around international trade, tariffs expected to impact sector
December 18, 2025
Karina Elias

Washington state agriculture experienced mixed results in 2025 amid broader economic uncertainty and industry headwinds.




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Spokane faces flat labor growth projections in 2026

Elevated retirements contribute to workforce stagnation
December 18, 2025
Erica Bullock

The Spokane area is expected to face a cooling, yet stable, level of economic activity in the new year that will be reflected in a flat labor force trajectory, some economists here say.



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K-shaped recovery defines Spokane retail spending

Retailers catering to low- and middle-income consumers to face challenges
December 18, 2025
Tina Sulzle

Retail sales in Spokane had a slow start in 2025, with low single-digit percentage growth, says Patrick Jones, executive director of Eastern Washington University’s Institute of Public Policy & Economic Analysis.



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