Dylan Harris

Young nonprofit focuses on 'serving those who serve'

Counter Culture created to support hospitality sector

July 31, 2025

Dakota Goldman has her mind set on growth—not only for her nonprofit, Counter Culture, but for the Inland Northwest hospitality industry that her young organization serves.

Azteca to close North Spokane restaurant

Valley location to remain open, spokesperson says

July 17, 2025

Dylan Harris

The Azteca Mexican Restaurant in North Spokane will close July 20, the restaurant chain announced on social media this week.

Pair of Spokane law firms announce merger

Carlisle Byers Casey aims to serve clients better with combined resources

July 17, 2025

Dylan Harris

A pair of Spokane law firms, Carlisle + Byers and Casey Law Offices, have merged to form Carlisle Byers Casey PLLC.

Circle K eyed at former Denny's site in Valley

Convenience store, gas station, car wash proposed at Sprague and Pines

July 17, 2025

Dylan Harris

A Circle K Stores Inc. convenience store, gas station, and car wash has been proposed at the northeast corner of Sprague Avenue and Pines Road where a Denny’s restaurant stood for decades, records submitted to the city of Spokane Valley show.

MultiCare starts work on inpatient behavioral health unit

Clinic to be located on sixth floor of Deaconess

July 17, 2025

Dylan Harris

The interior demolition phase has started for a 24-bed inpatient behavioral health unit at MultiCare Deaconess Hospital.

Direct-to-consumer model yields positive results for local farms

CSA programs said to provide more consistent revenue

July 17, 2025

Dylan Harris

For local farms, community-supported agriculture, or CSA, programs can create a more consistent revenue stream, reduce waste, and cut back on unnecessary labor.

Selkirk Pharma founder files new lawsuit amid company's uncertain future

Legal bout continues as Spokane startup's HQ appears vacant

July 3, 2025

Dylan Harris

A legal dispute between Selkirk Pharma Inc.'s former CEO and its board members is escalating, and the future of the once-promising pharmaceutical manufacturing startup appears to be uncertain.

Rising demand fuels Kootenai Health's growth

County's largest employer continues to invest in programs, facilities, staff

July 3, 2025

Dylan Harris

With increasing demand for care, plans for a new medical campus in Post Falls, and continued investments into new programs, facilities, and staff, Kootenai County’s largest employer is getting even bigger.