Spokane-based RiverBank plans to grow its assets by 8 percent to 14 percent a year during the next five to seven years to reach total assets exceeding $225 million, says bank CEO Dan Byrne.
The goal aligns with RiverBank's climb from a recession
As the trucking industry struggles with a shortage of drivers, increasing fuel and maintenance costs, and the looming threat of higher equipment costs as a result of tariffs, Produce Supply Express Inc. Vice President Lom Hutchins says the Spokane-based
Charlotte Nemec has been president and CEO of Spokane Federal Credit Union for about a month and says she already has big plans for the financial cooperative.
Some of those plans include opening a new branch in Spokane Valley, increasing efforts to
Spokane-based vacation rental company Stay Alfred plans to occupy 37,500 square feet of space in the former Itron Inc. headquarters complex at 2818 N. Sullivan Road, a building permit issued by the city of Spokane Valley indicates.
The Stay Alfred permit
Mary's Pacific Islands Store on north Monroe Street opened in May as a way to give Spokane's Marshall Islands community a taste of home, with some popular favorites lining the shelves.
Getting to the store, however, has been a challenge. The street
Spokane Valley-based gluten-free snack bar maker BumbleBar Inc. is abuzz with new growth this year, as it moves into a leaner model of manufacturing and works to expand both its own product line and co-packing relationships.
'Our focus right now is
Spokane-area dealers say boat sales and values are both up this year, with many consumers choosing newer, bigger, and better-quality models.
George Harris, president for the Northwest Marine Trade Association, says during the second quarter in Spokane
Members of a city-appointed working group charged with exploring options for a fiber optic network in Spokane say they've narrowed their focus to two possibilities: a public-private partnership or a private company.
The concept is not without its
Last month, General Electric lost its place among our nation's top 30 performing corporations. It was the last member of the original companies which composed the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
GE, once the world's most valuable company, was replaced
Amazon.com Inc. has announced what we already knew-or at a minimum, strongly suspected. Yes, it's building a 2.6 million-square-foot warehouse on the West Plains that's expected to employ more than 1,500 people. Construction crews are moving massive