Reporter Virginia Thomas has worked at the Journal since 2017 and covers the health care industry. As a reporter, she loves learning about Spokane's many growing industries. She enjoys traveling with her husband, snuggling with her cats, and cross stitching.
Demand for used vehicles has increased significantly, and that's unlikely to change until vehicle manufacturers catch up to demand for new cars and trucks, industry sources say.
The number of people receiving long-term unemployment benefits in the Spokane area remains high, and the number of people who have dropped out of the workforce has increased.
Banner Bank is laying off employees here for the first time since it entered the Spokane market.
Kelly McPhee, Spokane-based vice president of communications and public relations for the Walla Walla-based bank, says six people here have received
Spokane-based window manufacturer Coeur d'Alene Window Co. and sister company McVay Brothers Contractors Inc. have moved their corporate offices into a building at 2205 N. Woodruff, in Spokane Valley.
Coeur d'Alene Window President Mark McVay says th
Elaine Couture has been with Providence Health & Services for 34 years, but she's worked in health care for her entire career.
Couture, now age 65, first joined Providence as director of the organization's TotalHealth program.
There might not be enough advisers to handle the 'great wealth transfer†anticipated to occur as baby boomers pass away and leave assets to their heirs, some in the Spokane-area financial planning industry say.
A South Carolina company has agreed to acquire Cascade Defense LLC, a Spokane Valley-based information technology security service company.
The acquirer, Green Cloud Technologies LLC, has stated it intends to double the size of the
A cardiologist at MultiCare Health System's Pulse Heart Institute, in Spokane, says a new combination of existing technologies allows patients and doctors to monitor cardiac activity in real time.
Dr. David Cleary says Bluetooth-enabled implantable
Zeke Smith, age 47, came to lead Empire Health Foundation in October. Smith says he grew up in poverty alongside several half-siblings in Northern California and began working in nonprofits while attending Lewis & Clark College, in Portland, Oregon.
After being grounded for most of a year, the Historic Flight Foundation is ready to ascend into Spokane's events scene again.
Sheila Geraghty, executive director of the Historic Flight Foundation, says that the facility is reopening to the public