Fifty years ago, the U.S. economy was facing a combination of high inflation and unemployment, which brought about the creation of the misery index.
Used to help measure general economic distress felt by the average citizen, the misery index originally
As I write this, the U.S. stock market is off by the largest amount since the COVID bottom. The fear index watched by many on Wall Street is currently 'extremely high.†And it just seems the market's current momentum is down. I've been doing this
This year, Stephen Lalonde, a retired high school teacher, published his fifth book, 'Anissi,†the final in a trilogy for which he says had a waiting list of people ready to purchase it. He is 72 years old.
You've worked diligently and saved and invested for retirement. You put in 40 to 60 hours per week for a whole lot of years. Now, at long last, you'll get to kick back and do whatever pastimes you enjoy.
Funeral industry workers here say alternative burial methods are slowly gaining acceptance among Spokanites, while cremation continues to be the most popular overall option.
Selling a business is a major component of a retirement strategy recently for some Spokane-area business owners, who are also happy that the new ownership has remained local and retained their employees, in some cases.
Spokane-Valley based Numerica Credit Union plans to build a new branch at 6281 N. Maple Street, south of W. Francis, near the Five Mile Shopping Center, says, Licia LeGrant, an architect with Bernardo|Wills Architects PC, of Spokane, which is designing
The former Supercuts building in the Heritage Village Shopping Center, at 9205 N. Newport Highway, will be demolished this month to make way for an automotive oil change franchise shop expanding into the Spokane area, says Dave Black, co-owner of
Spokane Transit Authority has entered the second phase of construction on stops for its $92.2 million City Line rapid-transit bus line.
Brandon Rapez-Betty, chief operations officer at STA, says installation of vertical elements at the 28 stops along
Two Spokane real estate companies, Millennium Northwest LLC and Greater Northwest Assets LLC, are planning a mixed-use development featuring 60 living units on five lots along Wall Street, between Garland and Walton avenues, in the Garland District,