Member Feature: MultiCare Occupational Medicine
When time matters most, MultiCare Occupational Medicine helps injured employees recover faster—reducing downtime, cutting costs,…
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Chamber News
New & Renewing Members – June
Thank you to the new and renewing members in the month of June! Your partnership…
New & Renewing Members – May
Thank you to the new and renewing members in the month of May! Your partnership…
Washington Legislature Adjourns. Here are the Business Impacts.
Washington’s 2025 legislative session has ended—but the impacts on Spokane Valley businesses are just beginning.…
New & Renewing Members – April
Thank you to the new and renewing members in the month of April! Your partnership…
🧭 Legislative Session Ends—What’s Next for Washington Businesses?
The 2025 legislative session has ended, but many questions remain for Washington’s business community. From…
Felts Field Sky Queens Set to Soar in 2025 Air Race Classic
Spokane pilots Sarah Roark and Rachel Skirvin, the Felts Field Sky Queens, are set to…
🧭 2025 Legislative Crossroads: What’s Happening in Olympia—And Why Spokane Valley Businesses Must Pay Attention Now
Washington State’s 2025 legislative session is rapidly concluding, with potential sweeping changes to taxes and…
⚖️ Last-Minute Moves, Long-Term Impacts: What Businesses Need to Know About Washington’s Final Sprint to Sine Die
With just 10 days left in Washington’s 2025 legislative session, bills like HB 2081 and…
Gov. Ferguson Takes a Stand on Washington’s Budget Proposals
Gov. Bob Ferguson opposes Washington’s budget plans, citing excessive tax increases and an untested wealth…
2024 Harry E. Nelson Citizen of the Year
Marty Dickinson, a lifelong Spokane Valley advocate, is named the 2024 Citizen of the Year…
Under Pressure: Rent Caps and the Fight for Local Investment
Spokane projects vie for state funding as lawmakers debate the 2025-27 capital budget. Meanwhile, EHB…