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Katie Ross

Reporter

About Katie

Phone: 509.344.1264

Reporter Katie Ross covers manufacturing, hospitality, and government at the Journal of Business. An outdoor enthusiast and snowboard fanatic, Katie is a recent graduate of Gonzaga University.

Katie's Articles

New state transportation plan pushes North Spokane Corridor funding

The Washington State Transportation Commission has completed its 20-year transportation plan and sub

February 12, 2015

Exit-plan consultants use trade acumen to aid others

Two longtime Spokane businessmen, Ned Rumpeltes and Ray Lawton, are entering their fifth year as Rum

January 29, 2015

Small food businesses in West Central share space, ideas

Mika Maloney and Karyna Hamilton, owners of Spokane small businesses Batch Bakeshop and Flora Yogurt

January 29, 2015

Northwest Vital Records buys data-storage concern

Spokane document management company Northwest Vital Records Center Inc. has acquired the assets of C

January 29, 2015

Carpet Barn to open store in March on North Side

Spokane carpet and flooring retailer and installer Carpet Barn is planning to open a second location

January 29, 2015

Deaf-assisting facility here looks to boost its presence

Sorenson Communications, a Salt Lake City-based provider of communication products for the deaf and

January 29, 2015

Port delays could hurt agricultural markets, Northwest Farm Credit Services report says

Northwest Farm Credit Services, the Spokane-based agricultural lending cooperative, says in a 2015 m

January 29, 2015

Plunging fuel prices boost economy somewhat

As the price of gasoline continues to fall in Spokane and throughout the U.S., consumers here are fi

January 15, 2015

Buffalo Girls Vintage: Salvaged beauty

Spokane salvaged jewelry and home decor creators Tamra Brannon and Ginger Lyons, co-owners of Airway

January 15, 2015

City of Spokane awards contract for downtown gateway project

The city of Spokane has awarded a contract for development of its long-awaited $598,000 Division Str

January 15, 2015

Cd’A fly fishing club uses sport to help women heal

The North Idaho Fly Casters, a fly-fishing club based out of Coeur d’Alene, is using the therapeut

January 15, 2015

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Katie Ross

Reporter

About Katie

Phone: 509.344.1264

Katie's Articles

New state transportation plan pushes North Spokane Corridor funding

The Washington State Transportation Commission has completed its 20-year transportation plan and sub

Exit-plan consultants use trade acumen to aid others

Two longtime Spokane businessmen, Ned Rumpeltes and Ray Lawton, are entering their fifth year as Rum

Small food businesses in West Central share space, ideas

Mika Maloney and Karyna Hamilton, owners of Spokane small businesses Batch Bakeshop and Flora Yogurt

Northwest Vital Records buys data-storage concern

Spokane document management company Northwest Vital Records Center Inc. has acquired the assets of C

Carpet Barn to open store in March on North Side

Spokane carpet and flooring retailer and installer Carpet Barn is planning to open a second location

Deaf-assisting facility here looks to boost its presence

Sorenson Communications, a Salt Lake City-based provider of communication products for the deaf and

Port delays could hurt agricultural markets, Northwest Farm Credit Services report says

Northwest Farm Credit Services, the Spokane-based agricultural lending cooperative, says in a 2015 m

Plunging fuel prices boost economy somewhat

As the price of gasoline continues to fall in Spokane and throughout the U.S., consumers here are fi

Buffalo Girls Vintage: Salvaged beauty

Spokane salvaged jewelry and home decor creators Tamra Brannon and Ginger Lyons, co-owners of Airway

City of Spokane awards contract for downtown gateway project

The city of Spokane has awarded a contract for development of its long-awaited $598,000 Division Str

Cd’A fly fishing club uses sport to help women heal

The North Idaho Fly Casters, a fly-fishing club based out of Coeur d’Alene, is using the therapeut

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Our Reporters

Katie Ross

Reporter

About Katie

Phone: 509.344.1264

Katie's Articles

New state transportation plan pushes North Spokane Corridor funding

The Washington State Transportation Commission has completed its 20-year transportation plan and sub

Exit-plan consultants use trade acumen to aid others

Two longtime Spokane businessmen, Ned Rumpeltes and Ray Lawton, are entering their fifth year as Rum

Small food businesses in West Central share space, ideas

Mika Maloney and Karyna Hamilton, owners of Spokane small businesses Batch Bakeshop and Flora Yogurt

Northwest Vital Records buys data-storage concern

Spokane document management company Northwest Vital Records Center Inc. has acquired the assets of C

Carpet Barn to open store in March on North Side

Spokane carpet and flooring retailer and installer Carpet Barn is planning to open a second location

Deaf-assisting facility here looks to boost its presence

Sorenson Communications, a Salt Lake City-based provider of communication products for the deaf and

Port delays could hurt agricultural markets, Northwest Farm Credit Services report says

Northwest Farm Credit Services, the Spokane-based agricultural lending cooperative, says in a 2015 m

Plunging fuel prices boost economy somewhat

As the price of gasoline continues to fall in Spokane and throughout the U.S., consumers here are fi

Buffalo Girls Vintage: Salvaged beauty

Spokane salvaged jewelry and home decor creators Tamra Brannon and Ginger Lyons, co-owners of Airway

City of Spokane awards contract for downtown gateway project

The city of Spokane has awarded a contract for development of its long-awaited $598,000 Division Str

Cd’A fly fishing club uses sport to help women heal

The North Idaho Fly Casters, a fly-fishing club based out of Coeur d’Alene, is using the therapeut

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