Teri and Russell Riberich have set out to ride a path to economic vitality with the small community of Harrison, Idaho, on the southern shore of Lake Coeur d'Alene.
The Riberiches, owners of Harrison Cycle Haus Corp., which does business as The Cycle H
Valley manufacturer plans to keep operating as usual
September 14, 2017
There's not enough designated developable land here to meet demand for housing through the next two decades, says Michael Luis, a Seattle-based economic and public policy consultant.
The current process that's used to set boundaries for urban growth
Valley manufacturer plans to keep operating as usual
September 14, 2017
Spokane Valley-based Key Tronic Corp. says it learned last week through a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing that it's the target of a hostile takeover bid by an East Coast electronics manufacturer.
Brett Larsen, chief financial officer for
Carbon Logic, the first product line to be produced by Ag Energy Solutions Inc., of Spokane Valley, is going to pot-yes, the green leafy stuff.
Ag Energy originally was formed in 2010 to make equipment to convert agricultural waste into energy. For now
Rising number of small fitness clubs rely on personalized training, loyal followings
September 14, 2017
'Yeah, Greg! Come on, you got that,†Courtney Moczulski barks at fellow CrossFit Rewired member Greg Safranek, who's early in his workout and preparing to deadlift more than 400 pounds.
It's Friday afternoon, and CrossFit Rewired gym owner Adam L
The Spokane-Coeur d'Alene area has lost publicly-traded company headquarters at a greater rate than similar sized metropolitan areas, according to an analysis completed earlier this month by Spokane-based Hart Capital Management Inc.
Nine publicly trad
Spokane-based Vandervert Construction Inc. is erecting a speculative retail building at 2710 E. 57th on the upper South Hill, says company spokeswoman Andrea Frye.
The nearly $800,000 project is under construction at the southeast corner of 57th Avenue a
Scott Wetzel, owner of Windermere Services Mountain West, of Spokane, says he and his wife Tracie are expanding into the residential development market this year, with plans to launch a new Spokane Valley subdivision.
Wetzel says the couple, along with o
Government offices of the city of Spokane Valley will move into the new City Hall building in the former University City mall site by the end of next month, says Carolbelle Branch, a city spokeswoman.
Branch says city officials are hopeful the new home f
Last year, the passage of state Senate Bill 6206 made it possible for licensees to plant the first industrial hemp crop Washington state has seen in 90 years, through a research pilot program managed by the state's Department of Agriculture called the I