Body builder Korianne Jackson commands attention on the competition stage, but as regional manager at Douglass Properties, she prefers to put the spotlight on her team instead.

Spokane Public Facilities District has spent the past two years working with a consulting firm to meet the upcoming deadlines for the state’s Clean Buildings Act.

In its third year, Wildland Cooperative has created a varied system that includes farming, brewing beer, blending wine, and events to draw in guests to the Green Bluff farm. 

A Deer Park native has invented a fire extinguishing product, dubbed the Blaze Barrier, that aims to be a sustainable alternative tool in the defense against wildfires.

Hörmann Group North America Inc. is relocating its Inland Northwest sales center to 2526 N. Fairway Lane, in Liberty Lake.

Stratford Building Corp. has launched a new product line of accessory dwelling units, dubbed Living Small by Stratford, aimed at providing another housing option in the Pacific Northwest region.

Dan and Lori Houk have spent the past roughly 15 years involved in mission work in Sawla, a small town in Ghana, Africa.

Avista Foundation executive director Kristine Meyer says establishing employee training for nonprofit leadership requires a modest, reasonable investment, especially when measured against the considerable benefits.

In the two years since forming, LaunchNW has raised nearly half of its $150 million goal, and created programs that will help children succeed starting from birth to career attainment. 

An Inland Northwest philanthropy executive explains there’s no shortage of ways for donors to match their passion with purpose and make a meaningful difference.