The Gonzaga Preparatory School athletic and fitness facilities renewal campaign has raised enough contributions to start work on the first two of three phases planned for the $6.5 million construction project. The first two phases include construction of

16 Cents Corp., a Spokane-based furniture retailer that does business as 16 Cents, 3 Shoes & 5 Socks, has opened its third location at 1233 N. Division, says owner Jason McSteen. The 22,000-square-foot building there also serves as the company's headqu

The Spokane Club, the longtime, members-only social-and-athletic club here, has hired Northbrook, Ill.-based KemperSports Management Inc. as its management partner, the club's board chairwoman says in a letter sent to members on June 12. Chairwoman Tri

Seattle-based structural and civil engineering company DCI Engineers Inc., which has a large Spokane office, has acquired Montana-based engineering firm Beaudette Consulting Engineers Inc., also known as BCE Structural Engineers. Financial terms of the

Prominent Spokane developers Harlan Douglass and his sons, Harley and Lanzce, are seeking a total of five amendments to the Spokane County comprehensive land-use plan. One request seeks to tweak language to clarify that development of access from major m

Transitions, a Spokane-based nonprofit that's goal is to end poverty and homelessness for women and children, is preparing to break ground on a $6 million housing complex to be located near its current facilities at 3128 N. Hemlock, in northwest Spokane

Spokane-based proprietary software company Imprezzio Inc. says it's formed a partnership with global technology consulting firm Infosys Ltd. to help both companies improve service to their customers. 'Considering Infosys' 300,000 employees, Imprezz

After years of litigation followed by several delays, Spokane-based Gold Reserve Inc. says it has received an initial payment of $40 million from Venezuela as the strife-ridden South American nation struggles through economic and political hardships. Add

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