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LeAnn Bjerken

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About LeAnn

Phone: 509.344.1267

Reporter LeAnn Bjerken is the most recent addition to the Journal's news team. A poet, cat lover and antique enthusiast, LeAnn is also an Eastern Washington University alum.

LeAnn's Articles

Sweet Annie’s Artisan Creamery: Sweetness by the scoop

Annie Stranger smiles as she leans across the counter of her ice cream cart in the Perry Street Farm

July 20, 2017

Northwest Farm Credit issues mostly upbeat forecast

Despite delays due to a wet spring, this season’s outlook is positive for most of the Northwest’

July 20, 2017

Youth refugee relocation program in Spokane sees gains

Lutheran Community Services Northwest’s Unaccompanied Refugee Minor program, which helps to resett

July 20, 2017

1.5-acre development planned along north Ruby

Construction will be starting soon on a new 1.5-acre commercial complex along Ruby Street just over

July 20, 2017

New buildings planned at Blake Apartments in Valley

The city of Spokane Valley recently has issued building permits valued at a total of about $6 millio

July 20, 2017

Capstone Construction starts projects worth about $1.9 million

Spokane-based remodeling and disaster restoration company Capstone Construction Co. has begun work o

July 20, 2017

Taking recreation to new heights

The city of Airway Heights is set to begin construction this fall on its planned community recreatio

July 20, 2017

Valley library plans might receive new lease on life

The Spokane County Library District and the city of Spokane Valley are set to amend and extend an ag

July 20, 2017

Cooking up new ideas

Second Harvest Food Bank of the Inland Northwest is moving forward with new ideas to battle hunger,

July 20, 2017

Spokane International Airport passenger counts, revenues outpace 2016

A preliminary financial report released last month shows revenue and passenger counts at Spokane Int

July 6, 2017

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LeAnn Bjerken

Reporter

About LeAnn

Phone: 509.344.1267

LeAnn's Articles

Sweet Annie’s Artisan Creamery: Sweetness by the scoop

Annie Stranger smiles as she leans across the counter of her ice cream cart in the Perry Street Farm

Northwest Farm Credit issues mostly upbeat forecast

Despite delays due to a wet spring, this season’s outlook is positive for most of the Northwest’

Youth refugee relocation program in Spokane sees gains

Lutheran Community Services Northwest’s Unaccompanied Refugee Minor program, which helps to resett

1.5-acre development planned along north Ruby

Construction will be starting soon on a new 1.5-acre commercial complex along Ruby Street just over

New buildings planned at Blake Apartments in Valley

The city of Spokane Valley recently has issued building permits valued at a total of about $6 millio

Capstone Construction starts projects worth about $1.9 million

Spokane-based remodeling and disaster restoration company Capstone Construction Co. has begun work o

Taking recreation to new heights

The city of Airway Heights is set to begin construction this fall on its planned community recreatio

Valley library plans might receive new lease on life

The Spokane County Library District and the city of Spokane Valley are set to amend and extend an ag

Cooking up new ideas

Second Harvest Food Bank of the Inland Northwest is moving forward with new ideas to battle hunger,

Spokane International Airport passenger counts, revenues outpace 2016

A preliminary financial report released last month shows revenue and passenger counts at Spokane Int

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LeAnn Bjerken

Reporter

About LeAnn

Phone: 509.344.1267

LeAnn's Articles

Sweet Annie’s Artisan Creamery: Sweetness by the scoop

Annie Stranger smiles as she leans across the counter of her ice cream cart in the Perry Street Farm

Northwest Farm Credit issues mostly upbeat forecast

Despite delays due to a wet spring, this season’s outlook is positive for most of the Northwest’

Youth refugee relocation program in Spokane sees gains

Lutheran Community Services Northwest’s Unaccompanied Refugee Minor program, which helps to resett

1.5-acre development planned along north Ruby

Construction will be starting soon on a new 1.5-acre commercial complex along Ruby Street just over

New buildings planned at Blake Apartments in Valley

The city of Spokane Valley recently has issued building permits valued at a total of about $6 millio

Capstone Construction starts projects worth about $1.9 million

Spokane-based remodeling and disaster restoration company Capstone Construction Co. has begun work o

Taking recreation to new heights

The city of Airway Heights is set to begin construction this fall on its planned community recreatio

Valley library plans might receive new lease on life

The Spokane County Library District and the city of Spokane Valley are set to amend and extend an ag

Cooking up new ideas

Second Harvest Food Bank of the Inland Northwest is moving forward with new ideas to battle hunger,

Spokane International Airport passenger counts, revenues outpace 2016

A preliminary financial report released last month shows revenue and passenger counts at Spokane Int

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Now including the Morning Edition

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Morning Edition