Spokane-area universities say they're finding their computer-science programs are doing more than simply producing workers for the high-tech industry—they're also churning out entrepreneurs who are launching their own ventures and, in turn, a

Coeur d'Alene-based Beehive of North Idaho Inc., which owns and operates Bee Hive Homes assisted-living centers in Coeur d'Alene and Pinehurst, Idaho, says it plans to develop a large senior-living complex in the Wandermere area north of Ghramm, of

These conceptual drawings show the first and latter two phases of Washington State University Spokane's envisioned Biomedical and Health Sciences Building proposed for the Riverpoint Campus east of downtown. It would be constructed along the north

The head-hunting arm here of Michigan-based Scope Services Inc. says it expects its growing executive-recruitment activities to expand further in coming years due in part to smart-grid initiatives and federal stimulus dollars allocated toward and a

Jodi Davisson says she never used to see an educational future for herself."I wasn't even expecting to graduate high school," says the soft-spoken Spokane Community College student. She didn't imagine herself studying computers, either, she was