News about young companies doing interesting things has become the norm in the Inland Northwest, a sign that the entrepreneurial ecosystem is thriving in ways business advocates had hoped it would for years. The Journal has used this space before to

Construction trade organizations have taken matters into their own hands when it comes to workforce development. Their approaches are starting to pay dividends and could serve as inspiration for other industries looking to fill their workforce pipelines.

Spokane Spokane Treasure Trove, a Spokane-based vintage toy, collectibles, and candy store, has leased a 2,000-square-foot retail space at the location of the former Spokane Art School building, at 811 W. Garland, in Spokane, where the company has

Gas prices in Washington are artificially high as a direct result of the state's new cap-and-trade program. It's clear the new mechanism needs to be modified to provide a better balance between Gov. Jay Inslee's efforts to combat climate change and

Spokane Front Leaning Rest PLLC, of Spokane, which does business as Counter Column Accounting, has leased a 1,300-square-foot office in the multitenant Teamster Building, at 1912 N. Division, in Spokane, where the accounting company will move from an

The Downtown Spokane Partnership hosted its 2023 State of Downtown celebration this week, and while there's still more to do to improve the city's core, it's clear there are reasons to celebrate this year. The question becomes, what's next?

A movement to create a biosciences hub in Spokane area could be a game changer for the Inland Northwest. Those involved in the early stages of the Evergreen Bioscience Innovation Cluster deserve to be lauded for positioning Spokane to become a leader in