Webiness, founded by Ethernet guru Bernard Daines as a Web-site design and hosting company, is getting out of that business, says Daines brother, Dan Daines, Webiness general manager.In February, Artesian Direct, a Liberty Lake-based and it

Inland Asphalt Co., of Spokane, has been awarded more than $15 million in road construction projects by the Washington state Department of Transportation.The largest of the projects, a $6.9 million contract for the resurfacing of Mission Avenue

POST FALLSThe city of Post Falls is considering annexing 320 acres of land that would be developed into a residential subdivision with nearly 1,200 housing units. The proposal by a group called Prairie Falls LLC features plans for 879 homes to

After decades of discussion and planning, work on the nearly $1 billion North Spokane Corridor project, known more commonly as the north-south freeway, now is just a matter of weeks from getting under way.The Washington state Department of this

COEUR DALENEDan Dolezal describes his Coeur dAlene business, the Camera Corral, as basically a toy store for adults, himself included. A Fuji panorama camera recently came into the shop through a trade-in and left again right awayin He

Spokane is touted by economic cheerleaders here as one of the most wired cities in the U.S. for its size, but whether that has translated into increased recruitment of information-technology companies and quality jobs in the citys core is to of a

Spokane developer Walt Worthy, who is rehabilitating the Davenport Hotel, says he hopes to begin erecting a seven-story parking garage just southeast of the downtown landmark in September and to complete it by the end of the year.He says hed a

3M, the huge international company that acquired Spokane-based American Electronic Sign Co. late last year and renamed it 3M Dynamic Message Systems, isnt wasting any time in making its presence felt here.The Spokane business unit, now as a of

A Clarkston, Wash.-based developer of cooling systems for electronic components says it expects as early as 2003 to move its headquarters to Spokane and open a manufacturing plant here, both of which would employ 300 to 400 people.The company, a

CHENEYIf community leaders here get their way, Spokane Countys second-largest city will be known as much more than a sleepy college town.The city of Cheney is seeking grants to develop an industrial park, has set in motion about $5.5 million