Treva Lind

Chiropractic care comes home

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July 30, 2015

Andrew Glanville has added wheels to his chiropractor toolbox. Make that the tires on the car he drives to his clients' doorsteps. As a doctor of chiropractic services, Glanville launched a mobile practice last April to treat patients in homes and offi

Tackling the complexities of multiple health problems

Spokane woman returns home to fight brain tumor

July 30, 2015

Treva Lind

Hayley Olson spent much of her 20s living life around health care issues, but she thought she'd turned a corner nearly two years ago.

The Great PNW: #UpperLeftUSA appeal

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July 16, 2015

Treva Lind

Apparel marked with The Great PNW seems to speak a logo language to people who appreciate the region. At least that's how Spokane business owners Joel Barbour and his wife, Tori, describe the genesis of The Great PNW, a business that sells clothing ite

Startup involving Whitworth professor launches new app

TextMuse has preloaded content for messaging

July 16, 2015

Treva Lind

Whitworth University professor Pete Tucker, who co-founded a software development startup a year ago, says its new text messaging app called TextMuse provides smartphone users with automatic content updated daily to share as quick communication with conta

Rockwood launches neurosciences institute

Multispecialty effort pulls together 25 providers

July 2, 2015

Treva Lind

A new multispecialty neurology care center in Spokane now joins 25 providers under one umbrella as the Rockwood Neurosciences Institute.

AppleBrides.com: Wedding Blogging Bliss

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July 2, 2015

Treva Lind

Planning her own 2009 Spokane wedding from Ireland, Rachel Sandall hit an online wall. Google searches six years ago yielded two or three options for venues, without much for photos, so Sandall leaned on personal knowledge from growing up in Spokane to

Lawyer here nears 40 years of work in small practices

Jonathan Lee has kept strong family law focus

March 27, 2014

Treva Lind

A chance visit to the Inland Northwest in the early 1970s led Jonathan Lee to move to Spokane and to transfer his law studies to Gonzaga University. Lee, now 67 years old, never left. He's worked in probate, family, and general law here since 1976, now

Education projects in region are going strong

Gonzaga, Spokane Public Schools construction contributing heavily to mix

March 13, 2014

Treva Lind

Capital projects in the education sector this year are robust in number and scope, with about $300 million in projects under way or expected to begin, including major construction jobs for Gonzaga University and Spokane Public Schools. The Spokane school

GenPrime set to launch drug screen in U.S.

Biotech firm's test platform gains crucial FDA approval

March 13, 2014

Treva Lind

GenPrime Inc., a biotech company based in downtown Spokane, expects later this month to launch sales domestically of a medical device it has developed to test for drug abuse, following recent approval of its technology by the U.S. Food and Drug Administra

Downtown Business Improvement District attracts outliers

Southwest area near I-90 seeks safety, cleanup help

March 13, 2014

Treva Lind

A group of businesspeople in southwest downtown Spokane plans to move forward with a proposal to join the city's Business Improvement District, citing a need for graffiti cleanup, safety patrols, and beautification. The only caveat is a majority of pro