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Project Joy brings music, nostalgia to senior communities

Spokane nonprofit consists of over 200 volunteer entertainers
January 2, 2026
Haley Lewis

For more than 50 years, Project Joy has brought live music and entertainment to seniors — some of whom can’t easily leave their care facilities — sharing not just songs, but connection, nostalgia, and a sense of community. What began as a small idea to brighten seniors’ days has grown into an enduring volunteer arts program in Spokane.


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January 2026 Activities

January 2, 2026
Emily Botter-Hanson
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Impending wealth transfer prompts planning questions

January 2, 2026
Kevin Spafford

Within the next 25 years, an estimated $124 trillion in accumulated wealth, real estate, and personal properties is expected to pass from one generation to the next, according to Cerulli Associates. Although much of that wealth will go to family heirs, a significant portion will be allocated to philanthropic groups and charitable organizations.


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The Quilter's Corner moves to Market Street

Larger space, Joann closure spur growth for Spokane retailer
January 2, 2026
Samantha Peone

Spokane-based retailer The Quilter’s Corner has moved to an 850-square-foot location at 5008 N. Market.
Established in June 2024, The Quilter’s Corner previously shared space with The Hook & Needle Nook LLC, a yarn shop in the Garland District, at 3808 N. Monroe, where the former occupied 300 square feet.


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