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Hillyard gets creative: Spokane's first designated arts district emerges

Neighborhood on track for state designation by end of summer
May 22, 2025
Karina Elias

Hillyard is on track to become Spokane's first creative district neighborhood thanks to a federally funded pilot program  and collaborative effort between residents, artists, and business owners. 


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Spokane opens door to more backyard homes

City to adopt statewide ADU laws, loosen rules
May 22, 2025
Karina Elias

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


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Spokane International Airport lands federal funds for expansion

$6.5M grant to go toward construction of new gates, other aspects of project
May 9, 2025
Journal of Business Staff
Spokane International Airport will receive over $6.5 million in funding to go toward its ongoing Terminal Renovation and Expansion, or TREX, project.

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Trade headwinds hit the INW

Tariff policy creates immediate challenges for INW companies, even those who support the end goals
May 8, 2025
Dylan Harris

The Trump administration’s tariff policy, and the uncertainty that surrounds it, has had immediate and disruptive effects on some Inland Northwest businesses.


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Catching up with former Spokane Mayor Mary Verner

Former Spokane Mayor charts career protecting natural resources
May 8, 2025
Karina Elias

Life after leaving office has been filled with career opportunities for former Mayor Mary Verner, who fondly looks back at her time in office. 


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2025 Icon: Kevin Twohig

Eventful career hallmarked by making space for events
May 8, 2025
Kim Crompton

Kevin Twohig’s career arguably could be viewed as a string of serendipitous events that ultimately led to his lauded 16-year tenure as CEO of the Spokane Public Facilities District.


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Icons 2025: Susan Ashe

Work driven by desire to uplift Spokane community
May 8, 2025
Karina Elias

Susan Ashe, Spokane Journal of Business 2025 Icon served in various leadership roles throughout her 50-year career in the Inland Northwest. 


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Former DOJ attorneys join national firm's Spokane office

Waldref, Fruchter previously served Eastern District of Washington
April 30, 2025
Journal of Business Staff

Former U.S. Attorney Vanessa Waldref and former Assistant U.S. Attorney Dan Fruchter have joined the Spokane office of San Diego-based law firm Singleton Schreiber LLP as partners.


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Maddie's Place allocated $2M by Legislature

Funding will allow Spokane nonprofit to continue operating through summer 2026
April 28, 2025
Journal of Business Staff

The Washington State Legislature has allocated $2 million to Maddie’s Place, a Spokane-based nonprofit.


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WSDOT plans $1.4 remodel of transportation management office

Construction begins in early June, to be completed by year-end
April 24, 2025
Karina Elias

The Washington state Department of Transportation is planning a $1.4 million interior remodel of its traffic management center. 


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