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Millwood sets stage to attract business

City plans projects intended to improve safety, walkability

March 15, 2018

The little city of Millwood is in the midst of a transformation, some say, with several projects in the works that are aimed at improving infrastructure and attracting new businesses. Surrounded by the city of Spokane Valley on three sides, Millwood cove

Blockchain technology makes its way into the Inland Northwest

Mechanism supporting cryptocurrency said to be alluring to some

March 15, 2018

Samantha Peone

Christopher Armitage, co-founder and co-owner of West Plains-based cleaning business Armitage Cleaning LLC, predicts that 10 years from now blockchain technology will be so omnipresent in society that people will use it daily without even appreciating how

Tariffs import uncertainties for some Spokane-area manufacturers

Some critics wary measure could hinder U.S. exports

March 15, 2018

Kevin Blocker

Although images show President Donald Trump surrounded by smiling aluminum and steel workers after signing two proclamations imposing tariffs on imports of aluminum and steel, some Spokane-area buyers and manufacturers of steel and aluminum say they aren

Cobra BEC to merge with Canadian contractor

Dix brothers to maintain their leadership roles here

March 15, 2018

Samantha Peone

Spokane-based Cobra BEC Inc. and Mississauga, Ontario-based Flynn Group of Cos. plan to merge and operate under the Flynn Group name, says Travis Dix, chief operations officer of Cobra. The two building-envelope contracting companies expect to finalize

LabCorp to lay off nearly 200 employees here

Downsizing will occur over next several months

March 8, 2018

LabCorp, the Burlington, N.C.-based S&P 500 company that acquired Spokane-based Pathology Associates Medical Laboratories last year, confirmed Thursday it will lay off close to 200 employees here in the coming months. "We've tried to be upfront as much

On The JoB podcast: Spokane's proposed Sportsplex

Journal of Business reporter Kevin Blocker talks about the proposed Sportsplex complex envisioned on Spokane's North Bank.

March 1, 2018

Staff Report

Journal of Business reporter Kevin Blocker talks about the proposed Sportsplex complex envisioned on Spokane's North Bank.

On The JoB podcast: Spokane-area school projects

Journal of Business reporter Samantha Peone discusses school construction projects that will be funded by recently successful bond elections.

March 1, 2018

Staff Report

Journal of Business reporter Samantha Peone discusses school construction projects that will be funded by recently successful bond elections.

Around Town

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March 1, 2018

Staff Report

Family Auto Care LLC, a new Spokane full-service automobile repair and maintenance business, has leased 1,500 square feet of warehouse space in the Decatur Storage complex, at 3707 E. Decatur, from Canter Commercial Properties LLC. At the same complex, Sp

Population health aims to improve overall well-being

Current curriculum helps future physicians view health care more broadly

March 1, 2018

Dr. Darryl Potyk

The concept of population health that the University of Washington School of Medicine is implementing throughout its curriculum aims to help physicians become proactive toward improving the health of groups of people, rather than only reacting to disease

Innovative medical education key to health care's future

Doctors trained to guide patients to better outcomes

March 1, 2018

Dr. John Tomkowiak

If you talk to any health care professional or any health care company, you will hear a common reprise of looking to the future of health care. There's no doubt that everyone in the industry is looking toward revolutionary technologies and systems that