Spokane hoteliers hope to buck West Side trends
Pre-pandemic office design could be going the way of the fax machine and rotary phone. As employee...
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The economic effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on the health care sector has been as uneven...
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This isn’t the Great Recession for Inland Nortwest bankers. And that’s a good thing, executives...
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The child care industry was facing workforce shortages and high operating costs before the COVID-19 ...
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Though money for research has risen steadily in recent years at Washington State University Health Sciences Spokane, officials are concerned a prolonged global pandemic could have a compromising effect on future funding. ...
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We were lost. Not dangerously lost, but definitely turned around and off-course. During the third day of a 50-mile backpack trip with my son’s Scout troop, we broke camp and unknowingly started following a ridgeline that led away from our planned route....
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Spokane-area health care providers want to ramp up coronavirus testing—a necessary step to return to business as somewhat usual—but persistent testing kit shortages continue to hamper their efforts. ...
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The commercial real estate sector is taking a hit as business shutdowns and significant cash flow declines force some companies to miss their rent payments, while some in the industry contend that businesses are choosing not to pay. ...
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Nearly $7 billion of the total $348 billion in Paycheck Protection Program loans offered by the U.S. Small Business Administration have gone to businesses in Washington, including a number of employers in the Spokane area. ...
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Meet & Greet with Idaho Central Credit Union’s Manny Hochheimer
Mammoth Liberty Lake warehouse project proposed
Meet & Greet with Downtown Spokane Partnership’s Emilie Cameron
Employee training is best cyber crime protection
Rebranding effort helps Kelly Right’s market growth
Short-term rentals said to subsidize development in Spokane