Crompton to be editor; Read will take new post as operations manager
November 18, 2010
Longtime Journal of Business Editor Richard Ripley has announced plans to retire from the newspaper on Dec. 31.Meanwhile, Journal Publisher Greg Bever has announced two other management changes at the newspaper. Assistant Editor Paul Read will a
A new, upscale billiard hall, sports bar, and restaurant named Black Diamond Billiards & Eatery LLC has opened in the former McQ's Billiards & Sports Bar, at 9614 E. Sprague, in Spokane Valley.Owners Steve and Kenna Legault bought the assets of
Spokane's daily parking rates continue to rank among the lowest on the continent, based on results from a new survey by the Washington, D.C.-based National Parking Association that examined parking rates in 146 markets throughout the U.S. and and a
When Nathan and Mary Eberle decided to create handmade paper flowers for their wedding eight years ago, they had no idea it would lead to a career as entrepreneurs in a unique downtown business, aNeMonE Handmade Paper Flowers.So far, the couple
Northwest Farm Credit Services, of Spokane, has announced third-quarter earnings of $41 million, up sharply from $29.9 million in the year-earlier quarter.Through the first nine months of the year, the federally chartered ag lender reported of a
Brothers Pat and Peter Dix, longtime co-owners of Spokane-area specialty contracting companies Dix Corp. and Cobra Building Envelope Contractors Inc., have split the companies and have sold shares in them to their sons, the companies say.Pat's a
A joint venture between Inland Imaging and Providence Health Care has sold to a San Francisco company the intellectual property and marketing rights to a radiology-practice work-flow system it developed.The San Francisco company, Medicalis, will
As regulators in Washington state and elsewhere consider a proposed merger of Qwest Communications International Inc. and CenturyTel Inc., officials of the two telecom companies say it's too early to say what impacts the marriage could have on but
Greater Spokane Incorporated has contracted with a Pittsburgh firm to prepare a business plan for a proposed four-year medical school here, and a committee on graduate medical education has contracted with a Chicago firm for a study on how to for a
The city of Spokane Valley has taken the first steps toward dismantling its Sprague-Appleway Revitalization Plan, which was envisioned to attract development by cultivating a city center.The plan, known as SARP, which was written over six years