Wheatland Bank, of Spokane, has chosen the Pine Water Plaza development as the location of its North Side branch and still is looking at potential sites for a new branch on the citys south side.Wheatland Bank President and CEO Susan Pittman a

A group of Spokane investors plans to develop a multimillion-dollar office building in the University of Idaho Research Park, in Post Falls, next year.The envisioned structure would be built on a two-acre site just north of the University of at

A Spokane development company has bought the former Ashley Gardens at Fairwood retirement complex on Spokanes North Side and three acres of vacant land nearby.The company, Alpol Enterprises LLC, has landed tenants for the bulk of the space in

Addison Pemberton calls his obsession with antique aircraft old airplane disease.Its symptoms include working thousands of hours and spending thousands of dollars restoring and rebuilding airplanes from the late 1920s and early 1930s for is

A Monroe, Wash., company is developing a $9.8 million apartment complex along Upriver Drive here, just east of a large complex it also developed.The company, Rudeen Development LLC, has started site work for the planned 114-unit development, of

Two Inland Northwest mining companies expect to decide between now and the end of the year whether to construct three proposed mines on two continents that would cost a combined $600 million.Coeur dAlene Mines Corp.s board of directors is a

A pair of Oregon investors has bought two large chunks of land at opposite ends of Post Falls and has development plans for the parcels that could result in a total of $32 million in work.The two investors already have launched infrastructure a

Spokane contractor starts recreation center, student union building at CWULydig Construction Inc., of Spokane, has started work on a $40.7 million recreation center and student union building at Central Washington University, in Ellensburg, be

A type of residential subdivision called a planned-unit development, or PUD, has become a common part of the landscape in Spokane County in recent decades, but that trend could change in coming years amid possible municipal tightening of PUD local

Dr. Lynn Kohlmeier believes osteoporosis is a problem that not only wont go away in the near future, its going to get worse.Kohlmeier, an endocrinologist with the Spokane Osteoporosis Center, at Deaconess Medical Center, is on a mission to