Before Alla started as a reporter with the Journal in 2019, she freelanced for The Pacific Northwest Inlander mostly covering culture and food. A breakfast enthusiast, she appreciates the simple things in life like cozy nooks, mystery podcasts, and 90s sitcoms.
The Shiloh Hills Elementary School modernization and expansion is slated to be completed just in time for the 2019-2020 school year, says Ned Wendle, Mead School District director of facilities and planning.
After the last four combined sewer overflow tanks in the city of Spokane's Integrated Clean Water Plan are completed this year, the city will have about 16 million gallons of sewage storage available
Rockford-based TaylarMade Tailoring has begun offering sip-and-sew events, an evening with drinks, food, and sewing lessons.
Taylar Franz, TaylarMade owner and namesake, says the sip-and-sew idea grew from her desire to help others learn
MoMo Sushi Wok Grill, located at 101 E. Sherman, in downtown Coeur d'Alene, is expanding its bar and its menu. The changes are scheduled to be launched in April.
Online clothing store Velvet Hammer Boutique is slated to open a brick-and-mortar shop this summer at 2049 Main, in the Riverstone Village, in Coeur d'Alene.
The online store showcases clothes for women
A new Sharkey's Cuts for Kids salon is slated to open in spring in the Cedar Crossing commercial development, at 6501 N. Cedar, on Spokane's North Side.
The shop will be a franchise of Westport, Conn.-based national Sharkey's chain.
Lucent Law PLLC, of Spokane, plans to open a second office next month.
The new 600-square-foot office, to be located at 201 W. Francis, on Spokane's North Side, will have room for three employees, bringing Lucent's staff to a total of 11
MW Consulting Engineers PS, a Spokane design and engineering firm, plans to move in May to the 13th floor of the Wells Fargo Center, at 601 W. First downtown.
The Spokane office of Kutak Rock LLP law firm is looking to expand both employee count and floor space.
Currently at 10 lawyers in Spokane, including a three-person litigation team hired last fall, the firm is looking to grow eventually to 25 attorneys
The ongoing $22 million pavilion and $5.5 million promenade renovation at Riverfront Park are on track, says Garrett Jones, acting director of Spokane's Parks and Recreation department.