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Coffman Engineers names new leader in Spokane

Jeff Mitchell succeeds longtime general manager Karl Kolb
January 16, 2025
Erica Bullock

Coffman Engineers Inc. has announced leadership changes at its Spokane office.


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West Side salon to open at River Park Square

Gene Juarez Salons & Spas to occupy space between Nordstrom, Williams Sonoma
January 16, 2025
Dylan Harris

Gene Juarez Salons & Spas plans to open a salon and skin care location at River Park Square.


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Church plans $12.4M housing project at fire-damaged site

Bethany Project to bring 22 affordable units, community building to Lincoln Heights
January 16, 2025
Erica Bullock

Bethany Presbyterian Church is spearheading a $12.4 million affordable workforce housing development that will create a community campus with 22 residential units in Spokane's Lincoln Heights neighborhood.


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Downtown zip line work set to begin in the spring

Spokane attraction expected to open this summer
January 16, 2025
Dylan Harris

Plans for a downtown Spokane zip line are progressing, with construction of the aerial tour attraction expected to begin in the spring.


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Plans for Spokane's second Chick-fil-A advance

Restaurant is proposed in Gonzaga neighborhood
January 16, 2025
Dylan Harris

Plans for a proposed Chick-fil-A restaurant at the southeast corner of Ruby Street and Mission Avenue are continuing to move forward.


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Women in Construction group seeks growth

Some of region's largest contractors are involved with Spokane chapter
January 16, 2025
Dylan Harris

The Spokane chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction is working to build on its 42 individual and company members.


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Time, preparation reduce regret in big decisions

Turn to trusted advisers to gather critical info for real estate dealings
January 16, 2025
Branden Griffith

Whether it’s deciding the next big move for your company or choosing the home where you’ll raise your family, big decisions are inherently emotional, but they should be made with clear minds and intent.


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Growth Management Act is catalyst for housing

County's municipalities to project housing needs this year for next decade
January 16, 2025
Karene Loman

This year will be pivotal for Spokane County's housing future. All municipalities within Spokane County will collaborate to assemble housing need projections for the next decade under the state's Growth Management Act.


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240-unit apartment complex rises in Liberty Lake

Development is centered on Meadowwood Technology Campus
January 16, 2025
Karina Elias

Construction of a 240-unit development in Liberty Lake has commenced, with the first five buildings expected to be completed in mid-2025. 




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Energy efficiency projects help businesses succeed

With available incentives, sustainability upgrades can prove cost effective
January 16, 2025
Renee Zimmerman

Reducing energy usage directly impacts any bottom line and is the most cost-effective and readily available resource for small businesses aiming for a sustainable future.


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