The Journal of Business has selected its 2025 class of Inland Northwest Icons. 

Earlier this month, the Journal of Business hosted Albert Tripp, city manager for the city of Airway Heights, for its most recent Elevating The Conversation podcast.

Cone Ventures LLC, which does business as Electric Photoland, is the Journal's 2025 Small Business of the Year. 

Built To Move Chiropractic & Sports Rehabilitation has been selected as an Inland Northwest Business of the Year finalist. 

Owned by Dan and Jodi Martinez, AllStar Glass Co. is a finalist for the Inland Northwest Business of the Year Awards, in the small-business category. 

Each year, we publish this magazine to update readers on the most significant projects in our market. Some are nearly finished; others won't start for months. Regardless of their stage of development, all have the potential to provide jobs and improve quality of life in our communities. 

The Journal of Business hosted Lars Gilberts, Numerica Credit Union's vice president of equity and community engagement, for its most recent Elevating The Conversation podcast.

The Journal of Business hosted Spokane Dutch Bros. CEO Kevin Parker for its most recent Elevating The Conversation podcast.

Fred Brown, a serial entrepreneur and early innovator in the artificial intelligence arena, is taking his newest AI venture to market and expects to ramp up quickly.

Some of the Inland Northwest's largest, most venerable companies announced leadership changes this year, while some interesting developments started to come out of the ground. And as some exciting new companies emerged, others changed hands and were shuttered.