Ryan Arnold has channeled his passion, breadth of knowledge, and interpersonal skillset to make a positive impact on not only the Inland Northwest, but the entire world, some of his peers say.
Arnold, 39, is the Coeur d'Alene-based vice president of
Nichole Mischke, 35, created the online media platform Uncovered to give people who are hiding debilitating secrets an opportunity to share their stories and eventually heal from the accompanied feelings of isolation and shame.
'It takes being vulner
Tony Reed is the longest-standing employee at Spokane-based Spiceology Inc., the fast-growing spice and rub manufacturer.
The 34-year-old executive director of culinary innovation uses his formal chef training to help develop new spice blends
The state held another carbon credit auction last week, and like the previous auctions, it showed the cost of the Climate Commitment Act continues to skyrocket.
A program that lawmakers originally thought would raise $2 billion in its first two years
A regional approach to addressing homelessness remains the best path forward for helping the Spokane area's most vulnerable people. Elected leaders must put political ideologies and partisan influences aside to find ways to work together to make the
Are you confused about the health care directive? Is it the same as a power of attorney for health care? And what about a living will, do-not-resuscitate order, or portable order of life-sustaining treatment?
These concepts can be confusing when it
As a Providence Family Medicine doctor in rural northeastern Washington, I am used to seeing a variety of cases, whether it is a cowboy in the emergency department who was thrown off a bull or a pregnant mother coming in for a routine checkup.
I love living in Coeur d'Alene. I graduated from Lake City High School, and when it came time to start a family, my wife-born and raised in Coeur d'Alene-and I were intentional about doing so where we grew up.
I've known from a young age I
The annual Fall Festival of Homes by the Spokane Home Builders Association is scheduled Friday through Sunday, Sept. 22-24, and Sept. 29 to Oct. 1.
This year's festival features 17 residences constructed by 14 area homebuilders. Ten show homes are