Spokane wealth advisers agree that when it comes to investing, a diversified portfolio is essential for long-term stability as it generally outperforms and protects against inflationary erosion. It’s that confidence in long-term growth that allows them to see the potential benefits of the state investing long-term care funds into a mix of assets, including stocks and corporate and government bonds.
After completing the first phase of construction of The Course Spokane Valley last month, the city of Spokane Valley and its project partners will use the 2026 cross-country season to determine plans for a second phase of development.
Nordstrom Inc. is planning to open a Nordstrom Rack store at Northpointe Plaza in fall 2026, according to a press release from the Seattle-based fashion retailer.
Construction of a 17,500-square-foot 13-unit T-style airplane hangar has been proposed at Felts Field Airport, according to a predevelopment conference application on file with the city of Spokane.
Just a few steps outside of Silverwood Theme Park in North Idaho, construction crews are building 18 luxury cabins — the second phase of a $13.5 million development that aims to bring higher-end lodging to an area long dominated by recreational vehicle parks and roadside inns.
The Honeywell Electronic Materials Inc. plant in Spokane Valley, at 15128 E. Euclid, is now a Solstice Advanced Materials Inc. (Nasdaq: SOLS) facility following the completed spin-off of Honeywell International Inc.'s (Nasdaq: HON) advanced materials business.
Skagit Farmers Supply, the Burlington, Washington-based parent company of AFCO Distribution, which has a location in Spokane Valley, has acquired Anchorage, Alaska-based Alaska Mill & Feed.
Draper, Utah-based Swire Pacific Holdings Inc., which does business as Swire Coca-Cola USA, opened its newly expanded sales and distribution facility in Spokane Valley on Oct. 28.
Just a month after opening, Fratello’s Inc., an Italian sandwich shop in Kendall Yards, has exceeded expectations. The shop has had lines wrapped around the block and the business is already operating at full capacity, says owner Lauren Blumenthal.