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Transit center in works at Riverstone in Cd'A

New project out for bids, to be completed mid-2019

August 2, 2018

A new transit center is planned for the Riverstone area of Coeur d'Alene. Kootenai County Public Transportation Director Jody Bieze says the project, to be built at the northwest junction of Riverstone Drive and Seltice Way, is out for bids through Aug.

Two apartment buildings rising in Spokane Valley

Construction underway on North Side center

August 2, 2018

Samantha Peone

Construction is expected to begin this month on two, three-story apartment buildings in Spokane Valley, and work has begun on a retail center in north Spokane, says Jeff McCloskey, president of Spokane-based McCloskey Construction Inc. McCloskey is an

Design West Architects adds new Spokane office

Firm's fifth location allows greater work focus here

August 2, 2018

LeAnn Bjerken

Meridian, Idaho-based architectural firm, Design West Architects PA has opened a Spokane office. Located on the sixth floor of the Empire State Building, at 905 W. Riverside, the 1,000-square-foot space is the fifth office for the firm, which also has

Spokane practice to join MultiCare

Partnership expected to expand access, coordination of care

August 2, 2018

LeAnn Bjerken

Spokane Internal Medicine will join the MultiCare Rockwood Clinic in November. Founded in 1979 by three physicians, Spokane Internal Medicine is a primary care clinic that offers both internal medicine and adult primary care services to the communities

Vision for Cheney School

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August 2, 2018

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Fieldstone Memory Care construction starts on South Hill

$12.5M project to include 48 units, other amenities

August 2, 2018

Samantha Peone

Construction has started on the $12.5 million Fieldstone Memory Care assisted-living facility at 4515 S. Freya on Spokane's South Hill, says Justin Younker, principal of Yakima, Wash.-based Cascadia Senior Living LLC. The company does business as and

Valley concern helps widows find independence

Widows Might nonprofit offers resources, guidance

August 2, 2018

Virginia Thomas

Twenty years ago, Wes Teterud and his wife, Adrienne, started Widows Might in the basement of a local church, with the goal of the Spokane Valley nonprofit to provide guidance and resources on practical matters for widows who might not have support from

Landmarks commission receives national recognition

Honor celebrates work highlighting midcentury modern architecture

August 2, 2018

Mike McLean

The Spokane Historic Landmarks Commission has received a national award for its work on an inventory of midcentury modern architecture here. The Commission Excellence Award, which honors outstanding efforts and achievements by local preservation

Retiring in Lilacs

Senior-living community offers activities, events

August 2, 2018

Samantha Peone

Larry Enloe thinks everybody should look into Lilac Plaza Retirement Community LLC. 'I love it â€¦ they have everything,â€ says Enloe, who has resident of the 14-floor independent-living retirement community for nine years. Enloe says he likes to car

Spokane Architect aims for consistent oversight

Trade worker shortage still impacting design timelines

August 2, 2018

Virginia Thomas

Rex Anderson, owner and principal of Fusion Architecture PLLC, says the name of his firm has everything to do with his approach to architectural design. 'My skill set really does blend a beginning-to-end type of oversight for projects,â€ Anderson says