Spokane-based energy company Avista Corp. is taking additional steps to improve its ability to reduce the risk of wildfires in areas the company serves.
The company has designed what it's calling a Wildfire Resiliency Plan, a document crafted to
Denver, Colorado-based Kodiak Building Partners has added two Rathdrum-based construction companies to its growing portfolio.
Mandere Construction Inc. and Northwest Building Components Inc. have been acquired by the building materials supply and
CloudEngage Inc., a personalization software company operating in downtown Spokane, has bought a Seattle company that specializes in online self-service through the use of artificial intelligence.
A Priest River, Idaho, manufacturer and distributor of aftermarket parts and accessories for Glock brand firearms has been bought by an out-of-state company.
Lone Wolf Distributors Inc. was acquired on May 22 by Jersey Village, Texas-based Vigilant Gear
Spokane-based Turner Family Enterprises LLC has purchased as an investment nearly 7 acres of vacant land on the southwest corner of Bigelow Gulch Road and Jensen Road. Gene Arger, of G. Arger Company Real Estate Inc., handled the transaction.
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Empire Eye Physicians PS, of Spokane Valley, has broken ground on a new facility and expects to move into its new space in mid-2021.
The facility, to be called Empire Eye Physicians & Empire Eye Surgery Center, will be located at 16010 E. Indiana, in
Over four decades ago, John Duncan went from cutting french fries in the basement of a Coeur d'Alene restaurant to opening his own wholesale produce business.
As it turns out, innovation runs in the family.
In March, Duncan Produce, the company the
Two liver specialists with the University of Washington say they've provided liver treatment consultations to over 200 patients with acute and chronic liver disorders throughout the university's year-old medicine-liver clinic in Spokane and have plans
Uncertainties in overseas markets due to COVID-19 will almost certainly put a dent in the sales of most Washington commodities abroad.
An observer of the state's grain market thinks wheat exports will remain unchanged this year, while the head of the a
Spokane's Excelsior Youth Center is now prepared to treat minors who have been placed in inpatient treatment involuntarily for behavioral health and addiction issues.