Reporter Tina Sulzle covers the restaurant and retail industry. When she’s not reporting on Spokane’s evolving business landscape, she spends time with her daughter, writes screenplays, and creates fine art.
The Senior Action Network of Eastern Washington is striking a balance between professional business networking and meaningful community impact with its monthly membership meetings and yearly activities that directly support Spokane’s senior community.
As society moves deeper into the digital age, estate planning is no longer just about designating the future of traditional assets such as houses, bank accounts, and physical property. It’s also about what happens to email logins, cloud-based photo libraries, social media accounts, and crypto wallets.
The city of Spokane Valley has selected Habitat for Humanity of Spokane to receive a $1 million grant to offset utility infrastructure costs for a 23-unit housing development off Carnahan Street, in Spokane Valley.
Each year, Spokane’s Riverfront Park transforms into a bustling hub of live music and food booths for Pig Out in the Park, a festival that stimulates the economy and supports small businesses and entertainers.
Crêpe Café Sisters is getting ready to open its second brick-and-mortar location in an area where the company got its start 23 years ago: Liberty Lake.
Lucas Desgrosellier, CEO and founder of GhoulzTube LLC, has amassed over 3.5 million subscribers and followers across a variety of social media platforms, with more than one billion total video views.
Micaela Kostecka, marketing director of commercial real estate brokerage Kiemle Hagood, is focused on evolving the Spokane-based company's traditional marketing practices to better reflect today's digital landscape.
Driven by a passion for design and a desire to grow her business, Natali Alexander acquired Design Works last year, making her the third owner of the longtime Spokane interior design company.