Pinehurst
Pinehurst, ID · Business
everafterinthewoods.com
This Giant Washington Fabric Store Feels Like A Crafter’s Paradise (And, It Totally Is)
There is a very specific kind of panic that sets in when a room has approximately a million gorgeous fabric prints staring right into my soul. Finding myself completely lost in this massive Washington sewing paradise was supposed to be a quick, in-and-out kind of errand, but who am I kidding?
KHQ Right Now
Amazon cutting 121 jobs across Seattle, Bellevue and Sumner
SEATTLE, Wash. — Amazon is planning to separate approximately 121 employees across more than a dozen Washington state facilities, with locations in Seattle, Bellevue, and Sumner among those affected, according to a filing with the Employment Security Department. The separations are scheduled to take place between October 1 and...
gotodestinations.com
How A Mobile Farmers Market Trailer Built Spokane, WA’s Most MAGICAL Pizza Haven
🕒: Tue-Sat: 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM; Sun-Mon: Closed. Seth and Laura Carey started firing pies in 2009 with a custom mobile wood-fired oven trailer at regional farmers markets before opening their permanent brick-and-mortar dining room at 1333 West Summit Parkway in 2014. The kitchen mixes and proofs...
kxly920.com
Companies donate nearly $70,000 in aid to Spokane fire victims
SPOKANE, Wash. — Companies from across the country have united to support Spokane fire victims by filling a shipping container with nearly $70,000 worth of donations. A branding company, Image Source, reached out to its vendor network and coordinated the relief effort. The donations include essential items such as blankets, portable chargers, socks, and jackets, along with backpacks filled with school supplies, lunchboxes, and water bottles.
Housing Wire
Eastern Washington agents balance business and wildfire disaster recovery
Washington's wildfires have burned 850,000+ acres and destroyed 830+ homes in Spokane. Agent Denise Thrasher describes market disruptions—insurance challenges, contamination testing, and evacuation-zone uncertainty. Displaced homeowners face slow rebuilding decisions and temporary housing shortages. Recovery is expected to take years, with September adding further wildfire risk to the region. AI Summary.
Gonzaga Bulletin
GU students to expect changes in on-campus employment
When Zags arrive back on campus for the fall semester, so do all the opportunities for on-campus jobs. Whether that is working at the library, giving campus tours or helping with different organizations on campus, there are many options for every student, no matter your interests. The job board on...
KXLYcom 4 News Now
Spokane area fires expose evacuation challenges as region grows with new housing developments
SPOKANE, Wash. — The recent wildfires that swept through the Spokane area forced one of the region's largest mass evacuations, moving 65,000 people out of their homes in a matter of hours. But the experience exposed a critical vulnerability: the infrastructure simply couldn't handle the volume of traffic fleeing the danger.
NonStop Local KHQ
'This is the first job I absolutely loved.' Livelihoods among the devastation from Spokane fires
SPOKANE, Wash. -- Next week marks one month since fires ravished parts of Spokane and surrounding areas. Homes and cars were lost. So were livelihoods. The Washington Employment Security Department says they currently have 74 unemployment applicants identifying themselves as impacted by the Spokane complex fires. One of them is James Miller. "It was like a second family," he said of his time working at the Spokane Rifle Club. "I realized it a lot more when it's not here anymore. I miss all the people." Current estimates are fire damages will soar past $1 billion. That includes homes, vehicles and non-material destruction. "It looked like a movie," Miller said. "Everyone running from their front doors with their animals....I was scared, yeah." Miller was on shift at the Spokane Rifle Club (SRC) when he first spotted the smoke. He recalls how quickly things escalated. "I let the fire department in, yeah and then I had to go," he said. The damage to the SRC was extensive. https://spokanerifle.com/fire-faq/ "That was my shop, my workshop," Miller said pointing to destroyed structures. "It's hard to be here." And that's a very unfamiliar feeling for someone who truly loved going to work as the group's
pharmaceuticalonline.com
JHS And Altoura Selected For BioTools Innovator VANGUARD Level Up-XR Program
Altoura–JHS Partnership Awarded Approximately $300,000 to Evaluate Extended Reality Training for Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Technicians. Jubilant HollisterStier(JHS) and Altoura will be of only three company-CDMO pairs participating in the BioTools Innovator VANGUARD Level Up-XR Program. The partnership has been awarded approximately $300,000 in non-dilutive funding to develop, implement, and evaluate an extended reality (XR) training pilot over the next 12 months.
Yahoo!
Boomtown: Spokane Valley's Orchard Vista opens, offering 240 affordable apartments
Hundreds of new affordable apartment units are now available in Spokane Valley, creating more options for people who want to live, work and build a life for themselves and their families. As Spokane Valley continues to grow, so does the need for places people can actually afford to call home,...
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Spokane Exterior Cleaning Company Responds to Wildfire Cleanup Surge as Out of Town Contractors Flood the Market
"Kris Ott, owner of The Bright Side, uses a commercial surface cleaner to remove Phos-Chek fire retardant from a Spokane area home following the Spokane Area Fires. August 2026." The Bright Side is working weekends and extended hours to serve homeowners affected by the Spokane area wildfires who were sold...