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The Financial Wire
The Yakama, Colville and Spokane tribal nations are covered by the IRS wildfire relief that moves Washington tax deadlines to February 1, 2027
The Internal Revenue Service has moved a long list of tax deadlines to February 1, 2027 for people and businesses hit by the Washington wildfires that began July 31, 2026. The relief covers three tribal nations: the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation, the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation and the Spokane... The post The Yakama, Colville and Spokane tribal nations are covered by the IRS wildfire relief that moves Washington tax deadlines to February 1, 2027 appeared first on The Financial Wire .
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Older homeowners affected by Spokane fires weigh financial, emotional factors in decision-making
SPOKANE, Wash. — As families across Spokane recover from devastating fires, many face a critical decision: rebuild their homes or sell the burned property and start fresh elsewhere. For some, the choice hinges on insurance coverage and finances. But for older homeowners, the obstacles to rebuilding can run deeper...
inlander.com
Two best friends team up to open Freya Boutique on downtown Spokane’s West End
In an increasingly digital world, a new downtown Spokane boutique aims to serve as a haven for in-person shopping, female empowerment and connection while providing shoppers with fresh, one-of-a-kind pieces. Laura Kelly and Katie Jabara are lifelong friends and co-owners of Freya, which opened in May 2026 on South Cedar...
Yahoo!
Workers and communities shouldn’t foot the bill for Big Oil’s mess
More than 70,000 people were evacuated as wildfires engulfed Spokane, reducing entire neighborhoods to ash. Hundreds lost their homes. Damage is expected to exceed $1 billion, the most expensive wildfires in Washington's history. And while some point out that arson started the fire, it's clear that the damage wouldn't be...
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Couple sells property burned in Spokane area fires
Gonzaga Bulletin
Johnston Family Farms brings a farm side flare to fresh baked goods
Just north of Spokane, a scenic drive off of Highway 395 brings visitors to a quiet but thriving small family business; what began as a hobby of baking sourdough bread has evolved into Johnston Family Farm: a fully functioning cottage farm complete with poultry, dairy goats, horses and a bustling roadside farm stand.
Washington State Standard
Workers and communities shouldn’t foot the bill for Big Oil’s mess
More than 70,000 people were evacuated as wildfires engulfed Spokane, reducing entire neighborhoods to ash. Hundreds lost their homes. Damage is expected to exceed $1 billion, the most expensive wildfires in Washington’s history. And while some point out that arson started the fire, it’s clear that the damage wouldn’t be nearly as destructive without the […]