Braiden Kingsford, a Liberty Lake-based physical therapist, has opened Kingsford Physical Therapy & Wellness PLLC, a mobile physical therapy service.
His mobile PT business serves clients in their homes in Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Post Falls, and
Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest has purchased the former Rings & Things building at 303 E. Third, where the nonprofit has moved its e-commerce and administration departments.
Spokane-based RiskLens Inc. has added a service to its platform that enables companies to analyze which cybersecurity and technology investments will provide the most bang for their buck.
With a desire to kick some grass moving into turf markets, The McGregor Co. has purchased HydroGro LLC, an Arizona-based company that specializes in the manufacturing of grass seed-nutrient products.
With the acquisition, the Colfax, Washington-based see
Angelie Melzer, owner of Team Pilates Barre & Yoga, says her life was forever changed by Pilates. The former professional ballet dancer says that she continued Pilates training throughout her ballet career, and opening her own studio for instructors
Spokane Community College has launched a program aimed at placing high school students on a path to a career in the trades and providing another workforce pipeline for local employers.
Nearly seven years ago, Sean Ruggiero, a Coeur d'Alene-based financial investment adviser, started an annuity and retirement company in large part because of the financial uncertainties he experienced in his childhood.
Julie Katzer and her husband, Shalako 'Shak†Katzer, have targeted Dec. 1 as the day they will unveil their Brews Bros Coffee Bar & Bistro in the newly rebuilt lobby of the Wells Fargo Building, at 601 W. First.
The popularity of payday lending in Washington state has been decreasing steadily, according to data released in August from the Washington state Department of Financial Institutions' 2019 Payday Lending Report.