Nonprofit leaders across Spokane are bracing for the fallout of federal budget freezes, delayed grants, and looming funding cuts that could weaken essential services for thousands of residents in the region. 

Stephy Nobles-Beans is taking what she’s learned from others in leadership and paying it forward.

While conventional wisdom suggests leaders should project unwavering confidence, research increasingly demonstrates that the ability to recognize blind spots, triggers, and limitations, in addition to one's own strengths, creates a profound competitive advantage.

Over the last ten years, women have begun to outpace men in Leadership Spokane's immersive leadership program, reflecting a start cultural shift from being a male-dominated cohort. 

Recently, I’ve been shifting from perfection to excellence. And let me tell you, it’s liberating. 

Health care’s transformation depends not on ego or certainty, but on the courage to lead with compassion, humility, and heart.

In today’s competitive housing market, a new breed of professionals is emerging: the Realtor influencer.

The city of Spokane is preparing to adopt statewide changes to its housing code pertaining to accessory dwelling units. 

Spokane Housing Authority is making progress on its third residential project in Spokane County this year with the envisioned development of a new $35 million affordable housing community for seniors, dubbed Chalice Place.