The Idaho Transportation Department recently has awarded contracts totaling $12.4 million for highway projects now in their early construction stages in North Idaho, says Marvin Fenn, the department's Coeur d'Alene-based District 1 engineering manager
As the Larry H. Miller Dealerships chain continues to expand its sales and service facilities here, a real estate affiliate submitted a pre-development application to the city of Spokane for a proposed new building on west Third Avenue for its Honda deale
Spokane-based ReHistoric Wood Products LLC considers itself one of the Spokane area's leading distributors of reclaimed wood products, having increased its sales volume tenfold since its founding in 2008 by co-owners John Morrow and Bruce Johnson.
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Post Falls, once considered a bedroom community to both Spokane and Coeur d'Alene, has become home to a vibrant medical district that's brought hundreds of health care jobs to the River City.
The growth in medical and health services and facilities i
Watching the gradual post-recession rise in the Spokane-area economy sometimes seems to me a bit like attending a celebration party where everyone's chatting happily about the mostly upward trend of things, while failing to notice the elephant in the co
While it's discouraging to see the number of Spokane-area publicly traded companies dwindle yet again with its announcement that Mines Management Inc. will be acquired, it's heartening that another Inland Northwest company, Hecla Mining Co., is the ac
A privately owned Portland-based fiber optic company plans to expand into Eastern Washington and rural locations across the state.
LightSpeed Networks Inc. says it will bring LS Networks to more businesses and residential customers in Spokane, Tri-Cities
Inland Northwest Rail Museum, a nonprofit organization that formerly operated under the name Inland Empire Railway Historical Society, is getting ready to open to the public the $1.9 million first phase of a new museum by that name near Reardan, about 20
Spokane-based Maid Naturally plans to purchase an 8,600-square-foot building in Spokane Valley and to move there on July 11 from Spokane's North Side, says Nathan Brown, head of product sales and purchasing for the company.
The cleaning service compan
Litehouse Inc., the Sandpoint-based salad dressing maker, grew sales by more than 10 percent in 2015, a year after becoming 100 percent employee owned, says Litehouse CEO Jim Frank.
Litehouse formed its employee stock ownership plan in 2006, selling 30 p