Paul Read: Look how far we’ve come, thanks to you When our editor, Linn Parish, and I first talked about taking a moment to celebrate 35 years of February 11, 2021
Publisher’s Notebook: The crisis will pass; need for talent will endure Clearly, this pandemic has forced our attention to the near-term reality of high unemployment May 7, 2020
We are in this Together Dear Journal Readers and Advertisers, These are unprecedented times. As a community March 26, 2020
Publisher’s Notebook: Is your work culture compelling? Anyone who has done any hiring lately will tell you that the market is tight. May 9, 2019
Publisher’s Notebook: Employee engagement is tactical Talk to economic development folks, and you’ll hear more emphatic arguments that the ubiquitous ma May 25, 2017
Paul Read: Welcome to 2026...What a difference 10 years can make Good morning. As I glanced at my watch today, a smile eased across my face. It’s Dec. 29, 2026. My December 29, 2016
How does new talent regard you? The warnings are already being whispered here by economists: An upcoming challenge to our region’s March 24, 2016
Of humble beginnings And so it has now been 30 years since we launched the Journal. The thought makes me smile as I look February 11, 2016
We’re a model for culture of health In Spokane, we don’t often afford ourselves the privilege of self-congratulation. Too many challen July 31, 2014
Of fancy pixels and loyalty to pulp I’m often asked whether there is a future for newspapers. December 19, 2013
