Community
Many people in the United States (and around the world) have struggled with housing instability and securing access to affordable housing. With the COVID-19 pandemic, access to affordable housing has become an even bigger challenge. Habitat for Humanity-Spokane has been helping alleviate this problem since it was founded in 1987, and continues to tackle this obstacle from a variety of angles.
Check out this inspiring interview with Gabe Tesch, a young man from Spokane who survived cancer at 11 years old and went on to become a race car driver. Despite undergoing surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy, Gabe never lost sight of his dream.
Val Mohney, the editor of Huckleberry Press, recently sat down with Linda McNeil, the Coordinator for the brand new Airway Heights Summer Market
Are you looking for inspiration and effective strategies to achieve optimal health and fitness? Look no further than the Huckleberry Press live interview with Steven Hicks, a renowned Health Coach and Personal Trainer, shot at Mad Co Lab Studios in Spokane.
Discover the power of community building for business growth with local Spokane real estate agent and author’s upcoming book, ‘Group Growth: How to Build Business Through Building Community.’ Follow our journey as we explore the importance of meaningful relationships in entrepreneurship and learn how to leverage them to drive success. Stay tuned for valuable insights and actionable tips to take your business to the next level.
One individual has been spreading messages of hope and resilience one sign at a time. Aaron Reese is a Spokane local who stood at a roundabout near Five Mile Road in Spokane holding a sign with a positive message for passersby to enjoy every Monday morning for 52 weeks straight.
Launch Northwest is a new program designed to assist students throughout their academic journey through job placement throughout Spokane, Eastern Washington, and Northern Idaho.
One seven-year-old boy has been making headlines in Spokane for his hot cocoa stand and generous spirit. Over his winter break this past December, Blaine Binger came to his parents, Stephanie and Tom Binger, with a cardboard box and an idea to set up a stand to sell hot cocoa.
This officially makes us a multi-media company. We’ll be producing many more videos, mostly highlighting on the local leaders who make a difference in the local community.
