A trustee's sale of a West Spokane motel and trailer park is slated for July 31, to satisfy a defaulted loan, interests, and fees totaling $829,000. The property is comprised of five parcels on about three acres, on which the Sunset Inn and the
A Spokane family trust has submitted to the city of Liberty Lake preliminary plans for an eight-lot commercial development.The development is proposed for 9.3 acres at 24023 E. Appleway, just south of Interstate 90, according to an application a
The Spokane City Council has passed a resolution confirming its intent to annex 15 acres near the Hillyard area where an 83-lot manufactured-home park is being developed. The property is located a quarter-mile south of Francis Avenue on the of
The owner of a Spokane Valley chocolatier, Chocolate Myracles Inc., says she is looking for a larger production facility to help the business meet increased demand for its products.The owner, Julia Balassa-Myracle, says she is looking to lease a
Mercy Housing Inc., a Denver-based affordable housing nonprofit, is seeking $10 million in federal stimulus money for proposed housing stabilization projects in two Spokane neighborhoods, along with similar requests in several other markets. The
Inland Power & Light Co., the Spokane-based electric cooperative, will be hit with a roughly 7.5 percent increase in its wholesale power costs on Oct. 1, but has decided not to boost its members' rates until next spring, says CEO Kris just don't We
David Guthrie, former president of Spokane-based Pacific Security Cos., is launching a new business brokerage here named Guthrie & Associates Inc.The company is affiliated with IndustryPro, of Midvale, Utah. IndustryPro is an international and
The Long Ear Compact Discs & Tapes, an independent music store in Coeur d'Alene, has seen music formats go by the wayside, supposedly replaced by something better. Now, with the growth of music downloads, the store is relying on its deep CD and of
A new health-care clinic has opened in Spokane Valley that will target uninsured and underinsured consumers who are willing to pay an annual membership fee in return for getting discounted services for primary and urgent care. The clinic, a new
Cases filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court here jumped 44 percent during the first half of this year, compared with the same period last year, and observers say this year's total could hit 8,000 cases, pushing the level closer to the peaks seen in 2004 a