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Credit union approaches 40K members in market Growing up on a Valley farm, Steve Hauschild tackled arduous jobs like clearing rocks from crop fields. Years later, he would clear the way for one of the nation’s largest credit unions to sprout in a new market. Five years ago this month, Hauschild was hired by Boeing Employees Credit Union as market leader and director of business lending in Eastern Washington, which was new territory for the financial cooperative with deep roots in the Puget Sound area. Since then, Hauschild has helped BECU establish three new branches and a home loan cen...
Little Noodle: Asian-inspired restaurant in the Garland District featured in The Great Dine Out March 16, 2021 5:36 AM Destiny Richards Updated: SPOKANE, Wash. — Little Noodle just opened in the Garland District this past October. After closing about a month later due to new COVID restrictions, the restaurant did take-out only throughout the winter months. https://twitter.com/DstnyRichardsTV/status/1371799521190051840?s=20 Being a part of the Great Dine Out, Little Noodle is hoping to bounce back with some new exposure and new customers coming in to try the Asian c...
Over 160 local restaurants signed up for the Great Dine Out The first-ever event is in lieu of Restaurant Week. The Inlander still plans to host Restaurant Week this August. Author: Madeline Nelson Updated: 4:05 PM PST March 12, 2021 SPOKANE, Wash. — In less than two weeks, Spokane will get its first taste of Restaurant Week in months for the first ever Great Dine Out. The event takes place March 12 through March 27. Over 160 restaurants in the Spokane and Coeur d'Alene area have signed up, according to a press release from The Inlander. The list includes Fer...
Kinja HOW TO ORDER In the pandemic, ordering food ahead has become a little more complex. Of course you can always call, but more and more restaurants have online ordering systems in place; just follow their instructions. It's important to start at the restaurant's actual website, because if you just Google their name, you may get diverted to a third-party app that could charge more fees. Most restaurants offer the ability to choose your pickup or delivery time, and, as always, place your order early enough to give them time. KNOW THE GUIDANCE E...