Work could start by midsummer on a 14-screen movie theater in a portion of the 74-acre Riverstone mixed-use development in Coeur dAlene. The developer of that portion of the Riverstone project, Price Legacy Corp., of San Diego, wants to have

A yellowed Sears, Roebuck & Co. sticker on the screen door of Mark Strains Spokane Valley home says the premises are monitored by electronic devices.Upon entering the basement where Strain operates his business, Strain Security & Night Vision

A Spokane company headed by developers John Miller and Bob Bonuccelli plans to develop two additional phases of Pinecroft Business Park, in the Spokane Valley, that they project will be the site of $68 million in new commercial buildings.The in

Workers at MacKay Manufacturing Inc. will have to be happy with the fancy new piece of equipment being installed this month at the Spokane Valley precision machine shop. Valued at a few hundred thousand dollars, its the only major capital MacKay

Washington State Universitys Spokane campus is expected to become vastly more important in the WSU constellation in the near future, offering many more graduate-level and research programs and leading a new push into human-health sciences, school

Unless you need the exercise, theres less reason these days to walk from your desk to the office fax machine to grab a fax or to send one off. A few clicks of your mouse might do.Desktop faxing capabilities on corporate networks are getting a

By Kim CromptonOf the Journal of BusinessImagine being able to get broadband access to stock-market quotes, breaking news, and office work systems and e-mail from your handheld or laptop computer while relaxing on a bench in Riverfront

A unit of a Houston-based renewable energy company is proposing to build a 182-megawatt wind-turbine electrical generation facility near Ellensburg in Central Washington.The unit, Sagebrush Power Partners LLC, in January submitted an to the to

The Washington state Department of Ecology has completed an investigation report on a former industrial site in East Spokane that is polluted with polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs.The site, at 708 N. Cook, had been used by now-defunct Spokane

When Thomas, Dean & Hoskins Inc. entered the Spokane market in 1987, it employed one engineer and had even fewer clients here. Since then, growth has been steady at the Great Falls, Mont.-based engineering companys Spokane office, which now a