Greater Spokane Incorporated and Spokane wInternational Airport deserve the backing of the entire business community and civic leaders in their lofty endeavor to bring The Boeing Co. back to the Spokane region. Late last month, GSI and the airport announ

Originally built and occupied for an engineering firm named Opportunity Engineering in the early 20th century, the 5,200-square foot structure at 21 S. Pines, in Spokane Valley, is again inhabited by an engineering concern. Whipple Consulting Engineers I

Spokane Valley-based accounting firm Anderson Peretti & Co. CPAs PS has acquired Blodgett & Co. CPAs. Erica Young, vice president at Anderson Peretti, says all six employees with Blodgett & Co. will remain with the firm, including Dave Blodgett, who foun

Spokane couple Stuart and Rosie Boylan have purchased longtime exhibitor services and special events rental company LCD Exposition Services. The Boylans acquired the company, located at 220 E. Augusta, last month from previous co-owners Ken Quimby and Ba

MultiCare Rockwood Clinic plans to consolidate its North Clinic, at 9001 N. Country Homes Blvd., into its NorthPointe Clinic, at 605 E. Holland. Kevin Maloney, a spokesman for MultiCare Rockwood, says the North Clinic has outgrown its current 8,000-squar

Spokane-based office furniture dealership Contract Design Associates Inc. has changed hands following its founders' retirement, says Gwendolyn Marlow, a current co-owner. After 37 years, husband-and-wife duo Bruce and Jill Butterworth retired on Dec. 3

Coeur d'Alene nonprofit CDA 2030 has selected HVS Convention, Sports & Entertainment Facilities Consulting, of Chicago, to conduct a market analysis and feasibility study for a potential performing arts and events center in the Coeur d'Alene area, say

Spokane-based Avista Corp. is leasing land at the Spokane International Airport with the intention of constructing a new $1.6 million hangar there to house its corporate aircraft, says Anna Scarlett, Avista's director of shared services. 'Avista leas

Investors who lost tens of millions of dollars when Spokane-based Metropolitan Mortgage & Securities Co. and affiliate Summit Securities Inc. shut down about 14 years ago could receive a final distribution late this year from trusts set up to recoup some