Chuck Horne Real Estate Closings Inc., of Spokane, has moved to the Longbotham Building, at 22 W. Main, downtown.Chuck Horne, owner of the real estate closing service, says he has leased 3,000 square feet of floor space, and has moved his there

The Spokane Business & Industrial Park, in Spokane Valley, says it has landed three new tenants that have leased a combined 25,600 square feet of floor space in its big complex at 3808 N. Sullivan.One tenant, Young's-Columbia of Washington LLC,

Spokane County has awarded an $8.9 million contract to Eller Corp., of Newman Lake, to construct the pipelines, called force mains, that will carry wastewater to the county's planned new wastewater treatment plant in east Spokane and will carry the

Rainier Patents PS, a patent and intellectual property law firm here, has tripled its leased space at the Fernwell Building downtown and has added a second attorney, says owner Paul Mitchell.Mitchell says the firm has moved from two small suites

The Spokane Public Facilities District plans to begin reconstruction of a block-long parking lot just south from its convention center complex, after the Spokane City Council approved its request to take 20 feet of the Main Avenue right of way for

Spokane United Methodist Homes, which does business as Rockwood Retirement Communities, has contracted with KOP Construction Co., of Spokane, to build a 38-unit low-income senior housing facility in Spokane Valley. Rockwood operates two here, it

Mike Taylor, the former Taylor Engineering Inc. president who was named Spokane's city engineer late last year, has developed and has begun marketing a software application, called StrengthsMapper, that's designed to help individuals and teams work

Northwest Therapy Resources PS, a Spokane Valley company that places physical-rehabilitation specialists in temporary assignments, has moved and now is sharing space and employees with Progressive Physical Therapy Inc., an outpatient physical of

The owners of Horizon Furniture Inc., which closed earlier this year, each have filed for Chapter 7 liquidation in U.S. Bankruptcy Court here.Douglas Johnson, who owned Horizon Furniture with his brother, Paul, says economic conditions forced of