Out There Monthly, a Spokane-based publication focusing on the Inland Northwest's multiple outdoor activities, has expanded in more than page count since a couple took over as owners four years ago.
Husband and wife Derrick and Shallan Knowles bought t
According to the Wall Street Journal, 'America's largest companies are on pace to post two consecutive quarters of double-digit profit growth for the first time since 2011, helped by years of cost-cutting, a weaker dollar, and stronger consumer spendi
Company expects revenues to crest $5 million this year
Randy Gentry always hated putting his dirt bike away for the winter as a child. And he was never impressed with what he believes is the lack of agility snowmobiles have to offer riders.
So starting at 14, Gentry, now 26, started working on an idea that
Edmonton, Alberta-based HiTest Sand Inc. is working on Plan C in its search for a site to develop a $300 million silicon smelter in northeastern Washington
HiTest Sand now is looking at a site south of Newport, says Colin Willenbrock, general manager of
Spokane Valley-based Inland Pacific Trailer Service & Repair LLC has spun off from Inland Pacific Trailer Sales Inc. to become its own corporation, says Steven Hanning, one of the three owners of the spinoff company.
Inland Pacific Trailer Service & Repa
Work has started on a long-planned ski-trail expansion at Mt. Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park following a decision by the Washington state Supreme Court not to hear an environmental challenge to the project.
The project, which will open up 279 acres to skie
Kelly Chadwick, owner of Spokane arborist service Spirit Pruners, has bought a former mechanic-shop building and single-family residence with 3,600 square feet of combined space at 2425 W. Broadway, where Chadwick plans to move the business and reside.
Seven Spokane-area women, six of them who are subleasing space, have teamed up to open a new bath and beauty store in the NorthTown Mall, at 4750 N. Division.
The 1,300-square-foot store, called BeYoutiful Bath Bombs & More, is located on the mall's f
Massive forest fires in western parts of Canada and the U.S. aren't only choking us with layers of smoke, but are cutting off lumber supplies around our country. The result is the cost of a new home is rising because of the growing shortage of framing l
The Washington State University Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine will welcome its charter class of students tomorrow, Aug. 18, with a white coat ceremony to signify their entry into the medical profession.
The event will focus on new beginnings for fut