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Wheatland Bank's 2011 net income was on par with previous year

Bank expects loan growth, jump in net income in '12
February 16, 2012
Treva Lind
Wheatland Bank, of Spokane, says it posted net income of slightly more than $1 million last year, down about $75,000 from $1.1 million in 2010, while it had strong increases in deposits and assets.Susan Horton, president, CEO, and chairwoman of
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—Staff photo by Chey Scott

Crazy for baskets

February 16, 2012
Chey Scott
It all started with a friend's baby shower.Timmie Coon and Chris Hjelm, a mother-daughter team who own a Spokane Valley business called The Basket Cases, hosted that baby shower in early 2008 and purchased what they considered to be a rather for
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Washington Trust Bank report jump in net income

Its $16.2 million profit last year nearly doubled prior year's net income
February 16, 2012
Kim Crompton
Washington Trust Bank, of Spokane, has reported net income of about $16.2 million for last year, up substantially from earnings of $9.1 million in 2010 and $3 million 2009.Jack Heath, the bank's chairman and chief operating officer, says, "I was
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Magnuson Hotels delays launch of travel website

Magnuson Hotels CEO says surge in interest pushes start to March
February 16, 2012
Treva Lind
Tom Magnuson, CEO of Spokane-based Magnuson Hotels, says the launch of a new international online travel agency for booking hotel rooms is being delayed until next month because of a higher than expected demand in hotels wanting to also CEO of a a
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Rite Aid consider new store on Spokane's North Side

Rite Aid aims to construct freestanding structure on mall's northern side
February 16, 2012
Mike McLean
Rite Aid Corp., the Camp Hill, Pa.-based pharmacy and retail store chain, plans to construct a stand-alone store in the north portion of the Franklin Park Commons shopping center where it would move an existing outlet from another part of the is to
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Providence Health prepares for Epic shift in electronic health records

Organization's operations here are scheduled to have system on line by year-end
February 16, 2012
Linn Parish
Providence Health & Services, the big health services network that includes Spokane-based Providence Health Care, is poised to do something Epic with its health records system, a move that it expects will make its operations more is preparing to by
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- Staff photo by Chey Scott

Spokane County's Urban Growth Area plan update is in full swing

Projected growth would fit in current boundaries; many say leave them be
February 16, 2012
Chey Scott
Spokane County's planning department is in the process of updating the county's urban growth area boundaries, which determine higher-density residential zones as well as commercial- and industrial-zoned parcels of land around cities. The current
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—Staff photo by Linn Parish

Mild winter brings welcome respite for some businesses

Some industries benefit from nice winter after couple of harsh ones
February 16, 2012
Linn Parish
Two and three years ago, Spokane Realtor Ron McIntire had to shovel out front doors in order to show houses. At the time, McIntire says, about four in 10 houses on the market were vacant, and many listing agents didn't keep the sidewalks clear.
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—Staff photo by Mike McLean

Fuel cell maker ReliOn forecasts big growth surge

Fuel cell maker expands markets, says profitability closer
February 16, 2012
Mike McLean
ReliOn Inc., the Spokane Valley maker of fuel-cell-powered critical backup power systems, says it expects strong revenue growth this year and to attain profitability next year through expanding markets, new product sales, and general settling in on
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In the News

February 16, 2012
Feb. 13 / Avista seeks to lower gas ratesAvista Corp., of Spokane, asked utility commissions in Washington and Idaho for permission to reduce overall natural gas rates by 6.4 percent and 6.0 percent, respectively. If approved, the changes would
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