Locally owned Valley fast-food joint opens Spokane restaurateur Harold Fettig has opened Stop N Go Family Drive-In, a family-owned restaurant, at 6505 E. Sprague, in Spokane Valley.The 3,200-square-foot building had been occupied by

Spokane Valley-based State Bank Northwest has reported second-quarter net income of $210,000, up from a net loss of $383,000 in the second quarter of 2009, according to documents filed with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.The institution's of

Imagetech, a vendor of copiers and other office machines here, plans to move this month from leased space at 15320 E. Marietta, in Spokane Valley, to a building it has bought at 1515 E. Houston, on Spokane's North Side. The company's new will of

RiverBank, which opened here four years ago, posted much higher second-quarter net income of $562,000, up from $58,000 in the year-earlier quarter, regulatory documents show.The privately held institution ended the second quarter with total of a

D.A. Davidson & Co. has raised its estimate of Potlatch Corp.'s 2010 earnings to $1.59 a share, from $1.40 a share, and has increased its estimate of the Spokane-based company's 2011 earnings to $1.75 a share, up from $1.71.The Great Falls, also

A Spokane developer has entered preliminary discussions with the city of Spokane about a proposed 12,000-square-foot retail addition at the Lincoln Heights Shopping Center, but hasn't disclosed what tenant or type of tenant might occupy the north a

When Itron Inc. announced its second-quarter earnings July 28, it also provided upbeat guidance on what it expects its full-year 2010 results will be, backing up President and CEO Malcolm Unsworth's statement that, "We are having a fantastic said a

The city of Coeur d'Alene has issued a permit to a Liberty Lake developer to start site work on the $6.2 million first phase of a planned 203-unit apartment complex northwest of the city center. The project owner, Riverview Venture LLC, also has in

Total building permit values here for the first half of 2010 were up 56 percent over total values in the first six months of last year, but industry observers say the construction slump isn't over yet.The combined values of permits issued June a