The Journal's View: While economic slowdown will come, reasons for optimism exist
Staff Report
Spokane-area economists have warned Inland Northwest businesses to prepare for an economic slowdown in the second half of 2019. ...
Full StorySpokane-area economists have warned Inland Northwest businesses to prepare for an economic slowdown in the second half of 2019. ...
Full StoryDuring the 1992 presidential campaign, then-candidate Bill Clinton famously intoned, “I feel your pain,” reassuring voters he understood what they were going through. Since then, similar statements of empathy have become a staple for politicians....
Full StoryNot long ago, I was driving with my son. As I flipped through the radio stations, he noticed that I only listened to music from the ‘70s and the ‘80s. He asked me why I didn’t listen to music from the ‘90s. I explained to him that during the ‘70...
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A pair of shareholders has filed a lawsuit against Hecla Mining Co. accusing the 128-year-old Coeur d’Alene-based company of violating federal securities law. ...
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Recent data released by Irvine, California-based real estate research company Attom Data Solutions show foreclosure rates for Spokane County, already at a historic low, continued their downward trend for the first quarter of 2019, a trend Spokane market ...
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Spokane-area inventory of homes for sale has declined steadily over the past five years, and since then, the number of major home renovations has increased, say local experts. ...
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Deanna Haggerty and her daughter, Kyla, have always loved vintage Volkswagen Type 2 buses. “Whenever we’d see one, we’d say, ‘It would be so cool to own one of those.’ But there was never really a reason to have one,” Kyla says. ...
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Several women’s leadership and business networking groups have sprung up in the Spokane area as more women seek positions of influence within their businesses or as they establish new businesses. ...
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Two Spokane-area women are working to teach young women about the value of empowering themselves and other women to be their best selves and break through industry barriers. ...
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Women in leadership roles in two Spokane-area Native American economic development organizations say their tribes are recognizing the benefit of diverse voices, and they anticipate more women will be filling executive positions soon. ...
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Spokane housing market undergoes a remodel ramp-up
Women shape tribal enterprises in the INW
Solar Roadways hopes to light pathway to production
Growing number of leadership groups help women support one another
Cluster of projects bolster downtown Spokane’s west end
Mountain America Credit Union enters North Idaho market