Pride Prep, Spokane's first charter school, has begun remodeling a space that will double its size and accommodate its first high school classes this fall. The organization's middle school, which opened in 2015, currently occupies a 15,000-square-fo

Like Miami's South Beach Wine & Food Festival and Oregon's culinary bounty FeastPortland, the organizers of next month's Crave NW in Spokane Valley want to put together an annual event that will rival those nationally recognized festivals. Crave NW

Maverik Inc., the Salt Lake City-based fueling station and convenience store chain, plans to construct two new outlets in the Spokane area in addition to two stores currently under construction and another new Maverik store that opened last week. The cit

Costco Wholesale Corp. is nearly ready to break ground on a project outside of the city of Spokane where it plans to move its North Side store, building permit application information submitted to Spokane County shows. The permit information shows the $1

Talk to economic development folks, and you'll hear more emphatic arguments that the ubiquitous mantra 'location, location, location” is being replaced by 'talent, talent, talent.” We are, as a community, in a fight to ensure that we have a comp

Visit Spokane's community branding effort is thoughtful, well timed, and has depth. The organization is to be applauded for providing a fresh brand that can be applied in a variety of contexts. Business organizations and the community as a whole should

A principal of the stalled SilverWing fly-in residential development in Sandpoint says he'll likely start marketing the $28 million development again this summer, 10 years after breaking ground there. While two court cases in which Silver Wing and Bonn