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Together Spokane creates new pipeline of work

DCI, Garco use progressive design-build model for athletic field improvements
July 16, 2026
Matt Stephens

Construction is underway on new synthetic turf athletic fields at a pair of Spokane high schools, part of the Together Spokane initiative that is expected to bring stability for architects, engineers, and contractors in the region.




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Smash'd Waffle House quickly builds momentum

Deer Park entrepreneur develops, expands site next to jiu-jitsu school
July 16, 2026
Matt Stephens

Smash'd Waffle House is quickly growing beyond owner Adam Smith's expectations of a modest eatery as the rapidly expanding breakfast destination is generating steady month-over-month revenue four months after opening its doors.



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Data center pause clouds Spokane's future

Industry advocates say moratorium could deter potential investments
July 2, 2026
Matt Stephens

Spokane's decision to immediately halt new developments of computer data centers for one year could affect the city's ability to compete for future billion-dollar investments.




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Crave NW sets the table in downtown Spokane

Annual three-day festival features homestyle, fire- cooked, international fare
July 2, 2026
Matt Stephens

Crave NW is moving to downtown Spokane this summer with a larger footprint, new programming, and an expanded focus on helping independent restaurants, wineries, breweries, and artisan food producers grow.


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EWU alumni launch lifestyle apparel company

Former NFL player Michael Roos one of four founders
July 2, 2026
Matt Stephens

In a crowded apparel industry where countless brands compete for attention, the four founding partners behind Spokane-based Cooked as a Goat LLC believe their biggest advantage isn't flashy advertising or viral social media campaigns.



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West Side architecture firm builds INW presence

Rice Fergus Miller plans to continue adding projects, staff at its Spokane office
July 2, 2026
Matt Stephens

Bremerton, Washington-based architectural firm Rice Fergus Miller Inc. is seeing an increase in work in the Spokane area, and Gunnar Gladics, principal and partner at the firm, anticipates continued growth in both projects and personnel.



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Aging adults exceed capacity for care

Washington state's older demographic impacts demand for housing, services
July 2, 2026
Matt Stephens

Washington state is on the leading edge of a demographic shift that is placing pressure on senior housing providers, long-term care operators, healthcare systems, and developers as the state's aging population grows substantially faster than the workforce and housing inventory needed to support it.



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Goodwill purchases former minting facility

New Coeur d'Alene location expected to open next year
July 2, 2026
Matt Stephens

Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest is expanding its North Idaho footprint with the acquisition of the former Sunshine Minting building, in Coeur d'Alene, where the organization is planning to transform the 36,000-square-foot minting facility, located at 750 W. Canfield, into a multifunctional property.



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Former Bulldog Tavern site sells for $1.6M

Logan Tavern owners buy iconic Spokane property
July 1, 2026
Matt Stephens

The former Bulldog Tavern property in Spokane's Logan neighborhood has changed hands. Erik Morris and J.D. Winn, co-owners of Logan Tavern — which occupies the site — acquired the property in April for $1.6 million through their company Morrwinn LLC, from Willard Quinn III.


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Chinook introduces dry-aged beef program

Technique adds richness, flavor to steaks served at Couer d'Alene Casino restaurant
July 1, 2026
Matt Stephens

A new dry-aged beef program at the Chinook Steak, Seafood & Pasta restaurant in the Couer d'Alene Casino Resort Hotel is driving both flavor innovation and increased sales, says executive chef Alex Santos-Cucalon.


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