A new health sciences building is rising at Whitworth University, and the $20 million project is on track to be completed early next year.
Formally named the Dana and David Dornslife Health Sciences Building, the three-level, 40,000-square-foot
Work on the Spokane Transit Authority's $92.2 million City Line rapid-transit bus line route is well underway, and the new-to-Spokane transit option is scheduled to be up and running by May 2022.
The Journal of Business has selected its 2021 class of Business Icons, who will be honored at a virtual event on May 5.
This year's honorees are:
•Judy Cole, former Avista Corp. executive;
•Rich Hadley, former CEO of Greater Spokane Incorporated;
One of Spokane's swiftest and most visible business casualties of the COVID-19 pandemic also made for the Journal's most-read story of 2020.
And it wasn't really close, according to page-view data generated by Google Analytics, for SpokaneJournal.com.
The COVID-19 pandemic dominated news headlines in 2020 and served as the subtext for many of the significant business decisions made in the Spokane area during the year.
With that backdrop, the Inland Northwest business community experienced a number of
If a few positive steps are taken in 2021, the Inland Northwest could regain all of the jobs it lost this year, Spokane-area economists say.
Such a recovery might not be V-shaped, but it would be a dramatic comeback, as Avista chief economist Grant
When I learned the Spokane City Council had hired a new spokeswoman, my first thought was, 'Man, how many people work at the City Council now?â€
The answer is 22. That's up from 15 employees six years ago and means the ratio of people working
Longtime Spokane retailer Acme TV Home & Office Inc. has opened a new furniture store, Bide & Burgeon, in the Sprague Union District, east of downtown Spokane.
The Journal of Business has selected 10 Spokane-area young professionals as its 2020 class of Rising Stars.
Those future leaders will be honored at a virtual event on Sept. 10.
This year's honorees include five women and five men, all of whom are
Pre-pandemic executive pay increased by just 1% for executives at Inland Northwest-based publicly traded companies in 2019, according to a Journal of Business analysis.