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Kevin Blocker

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About Kevin

Phone: 509.344.1264

Reporter Kevin Blocker, a University of Colorado alum, is a rec league basketball addict. At age 47, he still sports a 32-inch vertical leap. He has three children, all of whom are hooked on hoops.

Kevin's Articles

Petite gyms, burly growth

“Yeah, Greg! Come on, you got that,” Courtney Moczulski barks at fellow CrossFit Rewired member

September 14, 2017

Key Tronic is target of hostile takeover attempt

Spokane Valley-based Key Tronic Corp. says it learned last week through a U.S. Securities and Exchan

September 14, 2017

Housing study says supply won’t meet demand in Spokane area

There’s not enough designated developable land here to meet demand for housing through the next tw

September 14, 2017

College Free Agents startup gets go-ahead from NCAA

College Free Agent LLC, a company started by two young Spokane entrepreneurs, wants to help universi

September 14, 2017

Trauma Counseling Center looks to build reputation

After a more than 20-year career serving in the U.S. Air Force, Roger Yoder had a goal of starting h

September 14, 2017

Specialty Environmental: Insulated by a strong market

After a 26-year career as a manager for a large construction company in Hawaii, Ray Skelton moved to

September 14, 2017

Pendleton plans first store in Spokane

Portland-based textile manufacturer Pendleton Woolen Mills says it has reached an agreement to occup

September 14, 2017

Gallatin Group closes its Spokane operation

The Gallatin Group of Spokane, a subsidiary of Portland-based Gallatin Public Affairs, has shuttered

August 31, 2017

Business license amnesty program nets 1,000 businesses

The city of Spokane says the business registration amnesty program it set up has reduced by 1,000 th

August 31, 2017

Lanzce Douglass proposes RV park in Liberty Lake

Prominent Spokane developer Lanzce Douglass has applied to the city of Liberty Lake for permission t

August 31, 2017

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Our Reporters

Kevin Blocker

Reporter

About Kevin

Phone: 509.344.1264

Kevin's Articles

Petite gyms, burly growth

“Yeah, Greg! Come on, you got that,” Courtney Moczulski barks at fellow CrossFit Rewired member

Key Tronic is target of hostile takeover attempt

Spokane Valley-based Key Tronic Corp. says it learned last week through a U.S. Securities and Exchan

Housing study says supply won’t meet demand in Spokane area

There’s not enough designated developable land here to meet demand for housing through the next tw

College Free Agents startup gets go-ahead from NCAA

College Free Agent LLC, a company started by two young Spokane entrepreneurs, wants to help universi

Trauma Counseling Center looks to build reputation

After a more than 20-year career serving in the U.S. Air Force, Roger Yoder had a goal of starting h

Specialty Environmental: Insulated by a strong market

After a 26-year career as a manager for a large construction company in Hawaii, Ray Skelton moved to

Pendleton plans first store in Spokane

Portland-based textile manufacturer Pendleton Woolen Mills says it has reached an agreement to occup

Gallatin Group closes its Spokane operation

The Gallatin Group of Spokane, a subsidiary of Portland-based Gallatin Public Affairs, has shuttered

Business license amnesty program nets 1,000 businesses

The city of Spokane says the business registration amnesty program it set up has reduced by 1,000 th

Lanzce Douglass proposes RV park in Liberty Lake

Prominent Spokane developer Lanzce Douglass has applied to the city of Liberty Lake for permission t

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Our Reporters

Kevin Blocker

Reporter

About Kevin

Phone: 509.344.1264

Kevin's Articles

Petite gyms, burly growth

“Yeah, Greg! Come on, you got that,” Courtney Moczulski barks at fellow CrossFit Rewired member

Key Tronic is target of hostile takeover attempt

Spokane Valley-based Key Tronic Corp. says it learned last week through a U.S. Securities and Exchan

Housing study says supply won’t meet demand in Spokane area

There’s not enough designated developable land here to meet demand for housing through the next tw

College Free Agents startup gets go-ahead from NCAA

College Free Agent LLC, a company started by two young Spokane entrepreneurs, wants to help universi

Trauma Counseling Center looks to build reputation

After a more than 20-year career serving in the U.S. Air Force, Roger Yoder had a goal of starting h

Specialty Environmental: Insulated by a strong market

After a 26-year career as a manager for a large construction company in Hawaii, Ray Skelton moved to

Pendleton plans first store in Spokane

Portland-based textile manufacturer Pendleton Woolen Mills says it has reached an agreement to occup

Gallatin Group closes its Spokane operation

The Gallatin Group of Spokane, a subsidiary of Portland-based Gallatin Public Affairs, has shuttered

Business license amnesty program nets 1,000 businesses

The city of Spokane says the business registration amnesty program it set up has reduced by 1,000 th

Lanzce Douglass proposes RV park in Liberty Lake

Prominent Spokane developer Lanzce Douglass has applied to the city of Liberty Lake for permission t

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