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Shoe repairer adds shop on North Side

February 2, 2012
Richard Vogt, owner and operator of the One Stop Shoe Shop, at 503 E. 30th on Spokane's South Hill, says he has opened a second outlet, near the Division Y on the North Side.The new shop occupies a 600-square-foot leased space at 9433 N. in the
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North Idaho grocers erect 12th store in Bonners Ferry

Super 1 outlet to hire about 85 employees; June opening planned
February 2, 2012
Mike McLean
Manito Super 1 Foods Inc., a Spokane company owned by Hayden-based, father-and-son grocers Ron and Randy McIntire, is constructing a supermarket in Bonners Ferry, Idaho, it 12th overall.The project cost will total about $10 million, including 1
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Product developer to move to big Liberty Lake complex

Design Source Solutions to expand, plans to hire 15 more people this year
February 2, 2012
Treva Lind
Design Source Solutions Inc., a Liberty Lake-based product development and manufacturing firm, expects to move this month into a newly upgraded space in the Meadowwood Technology Campus, also in Liberty Lake.The company will occupy almost 5,200
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Kalispels look to expand Fatburger franchise here

Economic development agency aims for growth outside current holdings
February 2, 2012
Mike McLean
The Kalispel Tribe of Indians is looking to expand its Fatburger franchise, starting with an outlet in Spokane.Representatives of the Kalispel Tribal Economic Authority met recently with city planners to look into opening a Fatbuger restaurant a
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—Staff photo by Mike McLean

Hotel completes two-year, $4.6 million update project

DoubleTree adds Hilton to name, capping off upgrades
February 2, 2012
Mike McLean
The DoubleTree hotel downtown has completed a two-year, $4.6 million update topped with a name change that references its parent company.Mike McLeod, the hotel's general manager, says the name change to Double Tree by Hilton Spokane City Center,
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—Staff photo by Treva Lind

A sharper security view

February 2, 2012
Treva Lind
Operating out of a renovated fire station in Cheney, Cascadia Video Products LLC plans to deploy a newer technology on a wider scale for closed-circuit security systems that its owners say produce high-definition images on par with Blu-ray disc for
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Farm Credit refund hits new record

Coop's stockholders get patronage checks totaling $53 million
February 2, 2012
Kim Crompton
Northwest Farm Credit Services, the big Spokane-based ag-lending cooperative, says it's sending out to its stockholders patronage refund checks totaling $53 million.FDS Board Chairman Kevin Riel said in a press release that this year's refund is
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Bankruptcy filings fall in Inland Northwest

Spokane County's drop outpaces district; Cd'A court sees slight decline
February 2, 2012
Linn Parish
There were almost 1,000 fewer bankruptcy filings in Eastern Washington last year than in the previous year, the second consecutive year of declining activity, year-end data show.Consumers and businesses filed 6,214 bankruptcy petitions last year
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Revett posts record-year production

Mining company also reports increased cash flow from its Troy Mine
February 2, 2012
Treva Lind
Spokane Valley-based mining company Revett Minerals Inc. said it had total production of 1.29 million ounces of silver and 10.65 million pounds of copper last year at its Troy Mine, near Troy, Mont.The full-year production amounts for the mine's
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Incoming residents increase

Licenses surrendered here from other states rise, reversing trend
February 2, 2012
Mike McLean
Out-of-state driver's licenses surrendered in Spokane County increased in 2011 for the second consecutive year following three years of steep declines, but economic analysts have varying views on what that means for the economy here.One analyst
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