Kevin Person retired from his 13-year post as CEO of Wagstaff Inc. The Journal caught up with him before he set off an a cross-country retirement road trip. 

Construction is expected to begin this summer on the first of several commercial buildings at Hayford Business Park, on the West Plains.

Reports of fraud are on the rise in Washington, and Spokane-area credit unions are taking notice.

"Remembering Expo ‘74," a podcast that shares the memories of people who worked or attended the World’s Fair in Spokane 50 years ago, released its first episode on March 28.

South Hill Village has just undergone a $10 million renovation that has given the 160-unit facility a fresh coat of paint, new floors, upgraded light fixtures, and new furnishings throughout the campus.

Some providers here are developing creative solutions to overcome labor issues impacting the in-home care industry.

The Journal of Business hosted Scott Wetzel, chief development officer for Windermere Real Estate, for its most recent Elevating The Conversation podcast.

W.T.B. Financial Corporation, the holding company for Spokane-based Washington Trust Bank, has changed its leadership structure with four key transitions and promotions within the financial institution’s executive leadership team. 

BuyWander Inc. is moving to a 6,000-square-foot facility at 403 E. Sprague, just east of downtown Spokane.

Wagstaff Inc. has announced Steve Anderson will take over as CEO effective April 1, succeeding Kevin Person who has led the company for 13 years.