L&M Precision Fabrication Inc., a custom manufacturing contractor based in Airway Heights, says it's enjoying a rebound in production due in part to its recently upgraded certification as an aerospace manufacturer. L&M has started hiring again a
People who pick wild huckleberries in the mountains of North Idaho and Montana often keep mum about where they find the elusive fruit.Now, huckleberry fans can get at least a taste of the mountain treat if they turn off U.S. 95 in Coeur d'Alene
Command Center Inc., a Post Falls-based temporary staffing company with 54 offices in the U.S., has reported second-quarter net income of almost $670,000, or 1 cent per share, up from just over $330,000, also about 1 cent per share, in the company
Avista Corp. says it has lined up more than $1 million in work this summer and fall related to its hydroelectric projects on the Spokane River near downtown.One of the most visible of four projects will include constructing a platform near Upper
Advanced Dermatology & Skin Surgery PLLC, of Spokane Valley, is building an office in Coeur d'Alene, its second overall. The new location is expected to open by October.Wendy Stoehr, clinic administrator, says construction of the office in on
Melanie Dressel, president and CEO of Tacoma-based Columbia Banking System Inc., says visiting the Spokane area is like coming home - and she's had reason to come home a little more often than usual this month.Columbia State Bank, the wholly of
Many businesses throughout Spokane and Spokane Valley say they have faced challenges in maintaining sales and customer traffic amid a number of large-scale street repair projects across the metro area.Several of those projects have required road
TJX Cos., a multinational retail corporation, has applied to the city of Spokane to remodel the largest vacant space at NorthTown Mall for a new Marshalls store. The company also has posted online job notices for managers at the planned store, a
Companies have been laying off workers left and right since the economy tanked several years ago, but Linda Oien, a Spokane native and longtime former Xerox Corp. executive, thinks it was a flurry of such activity in the early 1990s that still is a
Challenge and opportunity alike have landed at Spokane International Airport since Lawrence Krauter took the helm as director and CEO last March. Fresh off a 12-day lapse of Federal Aviation Administration funding following a congressional and is