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February 22, 2021 By Sue McMurray, Carson College of Business The School of Hospitality Business Management at Washington State University will kick off its annual Hospitality Week Tuesday, March 2, featuring a lineup of virtual events open to the public, including the Bellhop and celebration of new inductees into the SHBM Hall of Fame. Tuesday’s events include an expert industry panel at 9 a.m. that will feature hospitality experts discussing career opportunities and challenges in the hospitality industry. Registration is available on the expert industry panel website. Panelists include: J...

Throughout the pandemic, they’ve implemented new ways to serve the community. “They’re comfortable, they’re heated, and they have a great view of the river,” Damskov said when describing igloos at the restaurant. “They’ve been a big asset for us throughout this tough time.” A new drive-thru BBQ option is also located out front. Igloos on the patio align with the former guidelines that allowed only outdoor dining. The Osprey is just one of several restaurants that can bring indoor dining back at 25% capacity on Valentine’s Day. “I think people just needed a little bit of ho...

Five additional regions will move to Phase 2 of reopening on Feb. 14, which means most counties can offer limited indoor dining for Valentine's Day. 

Unemployment bill becomes first Washington bill signed into law in 2021 Gov. Inslee signs Senate Bill 5061, the unemployment bill, into law. (Governor Inslee's office) An unemployment bill has officially been signed into law, marking the first bill to get the governor’s autograph this year. “I’m signing Senate Bill 5061 very happily,” Governor Jay Inslee announced, as he added his John Hancock to the bill. “We just made some good law in the state of Washington.” Touted by legislators as a helping hand to small businesses, the bill passed both the House and the Senate late in Janua...

Gov. Inslee and the Washington Hospitality Association say to skip Super Bowl parties outside your own household this year.