Tod Stephens is a business reporter with a focus on local news in Spokane, Washington. He writes for The Spokesman-Review, Yahoo Finance, and Yahoo News, covering topics such as new business developments, downtown revitalization projects, and local economic trends. His work has also been featured in Nelly Broadcasting, BOND, and CLIVE L.
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Tod Stephens primarily focuses on local business developments, city projects, and community activities in Spokane, Washington. His coverage heavily features press releases and government announcements related to business and industry, food & beverage, house & home topics.
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What previously housed Mountain Lakes Brewing Co. may soon be home to Bardic Brewing and Cider.
A century ago, structures were sparse on the Five Mile Prairie. It comprised of large properties for farms and ranches for those who sought to make a life outside the fledgling rail town of Spokane to the south.
The Latah Glen Residential Community, a contentious development planned for the Latah Valley neighborhood, is set to include 157 single-family homes.
By: Tod Stephens
Spokane's restaurants and bars are struggling, but that hasn't stopped a cohort of new owners .
A community consisting of 47 single-family homes is planned for the Grandview/Thorpe Neighborhood, according to plans submitted to the city of Spokane last week.
By: Tod Stephens
A cutting-edge facility is being planned by officials of the Spokane Falls Recovery Center, an alcohol and drug addiction treatment center in North Spokane.
By: Tod Stephens
Plans have been submitted to the city of Spokane to turn a Miller Paint location into a Boeing Employees Credit Union location on the South Hill.
By: Tod Stephens
By Tod Stephens For The Spokesman-Review Developers are planning two apartment buildings along Baldwin Avenue near the intersection with Ruby Street, according to permits submitted to the city of Spokane.
After Burlington Coat Factory earlier announced its decision to move next door, company officials have submitted plans to convert its former space into a self-storage operation.
Officials at Irvine, California-based, Habit Burger & Grill, are looking to open a Spokane location along U.S. Highway 2, just east of Airway Heights.
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