Lakewood, Wash.-based Golden Services LLC says it has acquired the Spokane Valley operations of Lile Moving & Storage, located at 11016 E. Montgomery. Golden Services branch manager Matt Cortez says the acquisition occurred on June 30. Cortez says he doe

Spokane Sports Commission President and CEO Eric Sawyer says the city of Spokane could reap $2.3 million in visitor spending from this weekend's 2017 USA BMX Lumberjack Nationals at the Dwight Merkel Sports Complex, in North Spokane. The sports commiss

SPi CRM, a Philippines-based subsidiary of Japanese business process outsourcing company Relia Inc., plans to remodel a former Sports Authority store space within the Silver Lake Mall, at 200 W. Hanley, for use as a new customer service call center.

Red Lion Hotels Corp., of Spokane, said in its second-quarter earnings report released this afternoon that it has moved its corporate headquarters and principal executive office to Denver, effective today. The company, which has roots that trace back t

Wayne, Pa.-based aerospace manufacturer Triumph Composite Systems Inc. told employees this morning that its West Plains manufacturing plant is no longer for sale, and the company plans to continue operating it. Triumph employs about 400 people at the f

Wildflowers Vintage, a furniture and home décor store, has opened in the Millwood neighborhood, at 3201 N. Argonne Road. The store is owned and operated by John and Brittnie Sochte and their business partner Joy Arch, who are its sole employees. 'W

Menlo Park, Calif.-based development, design, and construction company Katerra Inc. has acquired Spokane design firm Nystrom+Olson Architecture and plans to grow a permanent presence here, the company announced recently. Now renamed Katerra Spokane, Nyst

Did you know there's an estimated 75 million baby boomers, born between 1946 and 1964, that are winding down their careers and approaching retirement in the United States? That means today's 40 million senior citizens will swell to roughly 89 millio

Retirement, per se, is still a relatively new phenomenon. Not all that long ago, people pretty much worked until they died. Retirement, as a definite period of your lifetime, is something that only really came into being starting in the 1970s in the U.S.