Sunrise Wood Products Inc., a Spokane-based manufacturer of custom doors, mantels, and moldings, plans to move to a bigger facility next spring from its current location near the Iron Bridge Corporate Campus.Sunrise will occupy a 50,000-square

Inland Northwest Health Services extensive electronic medical-records network here has caught the eye of some high-level federal officials, and the Spokane nonprofit hopes to be in on the early stages of an effort to form a national records CEO a

Serving in a ministerial position with the Catholic Church during his 20s, Michael Carmody didnt have much discretionary income. What he did have, though, was a high number of bird sightings under his belt and a good reputation in circles. I

Coldwater Creek Inc., the Sandpoint-based national retailer thats opening new stores at a blistering pace, will add 60 employees at its headquarters campus in the coming year and also will launch a major renovation there that will boost its space

Washington State University has begun raising money for a $55 million facelift and expansion at Martin Stadium, the Pullman, Wash., home of the WSU Cougars football team.WSUs athletic department is spearheading fund raising for the proposed a

Crown West Realty LLC, the Spokane-based owner of the big Spokane Business & Industrial Park, is on an aggressive building-acquisition spree in Phoenix, having been involved with two recent purchases there worth more than $80 million, including one

With the upcoming winter-sports season about ready to get under way, Inland Northwest ski areas are making or planning sizable capital improvements, buoyed partly by rising numbers of young snowboarders andin a couple of casesby visions of from

Dix Corp., the longtime Spokane specialty construction company, is working on $21.5 million in improvement projects on two dams on the Snake River in southeastern Washington.Two of the projects involve upgrades to Ice Harbor Dam, which is on 10

Leone & Keeble Inc., of Spokane, has negotiated or begun work on projects worth about $38 million that are scattered across the Northwest, says Paul Keeble, company president. Additionally, its wrapping up construction on two other big that a

Checking accounts with no monthly service fees have replaced free toasters and other promotional gifts that Spokane-area financial institutions used in marketing campaigns to attract customers years ago. Today, free checking accounts are so to