Memory Cafés are aimed at combating dementia-related isolation by providing a low-pressure space where people experiencing dementia and caregivers can socialize without fear of judgment or expectation.

With clear priorities, experienced guidance, and a realistic game plan, you can potentially reduce uncertainty and increase your financial confidence for the years ahead.

The Spokane Regional Dementia Friendly Community works to raise awareness, improve services, and connect people to resources for managing dementia — from medical and financial support to arts and cultural opportunities.

Cold winters, icy sidewalks, and uneven pavement can make outdoor exercise more challenging. During the Inland Northwest’s harsher weather, some in the community turn to mall walking as a safer and social way to stay active in a climate-controlled setting.

The St. Luke Woodworkers group has constructed hundreds of toys each year and other wood pieces for the Inland Northwest community.

Artificial intelligence has created a "new frontier" of scams, according to Jon Maroni, financial engagement manager with Spokane Valley-based Numerica Credit Union.

Financial security in retirement doesn’t come crashing down with a bang; it collapses gradually — one medical bill, one market downturn, one year of inflation at a time.