Linn Parish

Linn Parish

Editor Linn Parish has worked for newspapers and magazines since 1996, with the bulk of that time being at the Journal. A Montana man who has called Spokane home for some time now, Linn likes Northwest trails, Deep South foods, and lead changes in the ninth inning.

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Gonzaga is involved in two projects worth $116M

Regional health center planned; science building work gets underway
March 26, 2020
Linn Parish
Gonzaga University is involved in two projects with total construction value of just over $116 million. Gonzaga and University of Washington have committed to a long-term lease for space in the envisioned, $60 million health sciences building.
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City delays 'nonurgent' building inspections

Meantime, county to restrict public access at several offices through May 1
March 17, 2020
Linn Parish
The city of Spokane is delaying 'nonurgent building inspections” until a later date, due to the coronavirus pandemic. Some inspections, however, will be conducted virtually, via videoconferencing, and some will be left to the inspectors' discreti
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COVID-19 hits big West Plains employers

Fairchild reports first case; Kalispels shutter most operations
March 17, 2020
Linn Parish
Coronavirus has affected two of the Spokane area's largest employers, both based on the West Plains. Fairchild Air Force Base disclosed last night that one of its active-duty airmen had tested positive for COVID-19, and Col. Derek Salmi, the base com
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Mullen Technologies Inc.

The Journal's most read stories of 2019

Old Costco, new cars top this year's list
December 23, 2019
Linn Parish
More people might be shopping with a click than a physical cart these days, but brick-and-mortar retail news tops the Journal of Business' list of most-read business stories in 2019.
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Spokane economists predict 1.5% employment growth

Concerns persist about a deceleration this year
December 19, 2019
Linn Parish
After respectable – albeit slower – gains in employment this year, Spokane-area economists are projecting up to 1.5% growth in jobs next year. That would equate to roughly 3,000 new jobs in the Spokane Metropolitan Statistical Area in 2020, which
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