Saad's shop to move its North Side outletSaad Brothers Inc., doing business as Saad's Shoe Repair, is moving July 1 to retail space along Division Street from nearby NorthTown Mall, where it has been a tenant since the shopping center opened in

Blew's Construction Inc., of Spokane Valley, has started work on a $3.1 million addition and renovation at a fire station in Sunnyside, Wash., located between Yakima and the Tri-Cities.Jeff Orwick, a Blew's Construction project manager, says the

Brothers Scott and Ken Adkins have bought a 5,100-square-foot commercial building in Spokane Valley, where they plan to open on July 1 an automotive service center to be called Quantum Mechanics LLC.Quantum Mechanics will specialize in servicing

Whether it's newspapers or television stations, blogs or radio programs, media always have one strong news story to fall back on this time of year: the effects of road construction on business. Regardless of which paper or what station, most it,

Planned Parenthood of Greater Washington and North Idaho has moved its Spokane Valley clinic to a new structure it has built, says public affairs manager Jen Ham.The nonprofit reproductive-health center operator is now seeing patients in the new

Baker Construction & Development Inc., of Spokane, has started work on a 4,600-square-foot, two-tenant building in the South Perry Business District, on Spokane's South Hill, that will be occupied by a new microbrewery and have room for another is

Devon Romney, owner of Romney Motion Inc., of Otis Orchards, says the contract manufacturing company has bought a 5,500-square-foot building in Post Falls and plans to move there in August.The building at 1111 N. Innovation Way, a block south of

Womer & Associates, a Spokane-based, Native American-owned architectural and engineering firm, says it has moved downtown as part of an effort to raise its visibility and has merged with a Spokane Valley fire-protection consulting company.The a

The Fairmount Memorial Association, of Spokane, has acquired the assets of the Opportunity Cemetery Association, says Denny York, president and CEO of Fairmount Holdings Inc., a for-profit division of the organization.York says no money changed