Dublin, Ohio-based Options for Supported Housing will complete a redevelopment project involving four separate Spokane-area houses to be leased to low-income people with developmental disabilities, says Jacob Pollowitz, housing developer and asset manager

A new aircraft fueling facility will be constructed at Felts Field this summer, and the current fueling system will be demolished, says Todd Woodard, spokesman for Spokane Airports. Woodard says the project, which has an estimated cost of between $1.5

Construction has started on a $3.5 million project at AutoNation Honda Spokane Valley, at 8201 E. Sprague, that will double the size of the current showroom floor and the service-area waiting room. 'We had a minor upgrade about three years ago, but t

Terry Gurno, of Coeur d'Alene, is a professional speaker and leadership development and training provider. His son, Levi Gurno, reversed roles on him about three years ago when he motivated his dad to train for an Ironman competition. The Gurnos have

Consultants from Washington, D.C.-based Cardinal Infrastructure LLC revisited Spokane Transit Authority headquarters this month with encouraging updates regarding progress toward obtaining a $50 million-plus Federal Transit Administration grant to help fu

The Spokesman-Review newspaper has formed Triple-Nine Digital, a digital marketing company charged with helping entrepreneurs further improve their online abilities to reach existing and potential new customers. Operating in a third-floor suite at the

As part of Northern Quest Resort & Casino's nearly $20 million south-side expansion at 100 N. Hayford Road, in Airway Heights, the entertainment venue is adding three new eateries to its food court, says Brandon Haugen, general manager of Kalispel Devel

Thanks to the merger between Potlatch Corp. and Deltic Timber Corp. that was completed on Feb. 20, the composite value of the nine Inland Northwest-based publicly traded companies rose to $12.7 billion in the recently completed first quarter of 2018. T

Pullman, Wash.-based Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Inc. says it plans to build a 100,000-square-foot electrical power and research facility near Purdue University in West Lafayette, Ind. that could generate 300 or more jobs there. The Schweitzer