The renovation of the historic Peyton Building in downtown Spokane was put on pause earlier this summer, but is anticipated to resume at the end of October.

The Senior Action Network of Eastern Washington is striking a balance between professional business networking and meaningful community impact with its monthly membership meetings and yearly activities that directly support Spokane’s senior community.

Delaying retirement to pursue career advancement may have positive benefits for yourself and others.

At the Hillyard Senior Center, a young director is focused on preserving the organization's 50-year-old history while rebranding and preparing for an ongoing wave of baby boomers.

The Journal of Business is proud to present the 2025 class of Rising Stars. Ten individuals are being recognized this year as emerging leaders in their respective fields. They are expected to go on to make a lasting impact int he Inland Northwest community.

At an early age, James Connelly, 38, developed a passion for sustainability, environmental responsibility, and economic development. His passion has remained a guiding force in his career, through which Connelly continues to make an impact on a global scale.

Matthew Danielson was named the executive director of Spokane Pride about six months ago, making him the nonprofit's first employee.

Lucas Desgrosellier, CEO and founder of GhoulzTube LLC, has amassed over 3.5 million subscribers and followers across a variety of social media platforms, with more than one billion total video views.

Micaela Kostecka, marketing director of commercial real estate brokerage Kiemle Hagood, is focused on evolving the Spokane-based company's traditional marketing practices to better reflect today's digital landscape.

Sonja Jensen has been motivated professionally by her desire to help people, serve customers, and contribute to the community.