Lilac Plaza and Lilac Terrace, independent-living retirement communities on a shared campus on Spokane’s North Side that cater to lower-income seniors, are in high demand, with lengthy waiting lists for prospective future residents.

Vineyard Park at South Hill is acquired by a Western Washington company and begins to renovate the facility in keeping with the company brand. 

Besse Bailey, a 20-year banking veteran has been promoted to regional market president of Mountain West Bank. The Journal sat down with Bailey to discuss how she got into banking and what she hopes to accomplish in this new role. 

A student-run Gesa Credit Union branch opened earlier this month at Ridgeline High School, in Liberty Lake.

A centuries-old approach to wealth management, dubbed the family office, is gaining traction once again, due to a growing demographic of highly affluent families in the market.

Plans for a downtown Spokane zip line are progressing, with construction of the aerial tour attraction expected to begin in the spring.

Plans for a proposed Chick-fil-A restaurant at the southeast corner of Ruby Street and Mission Avenue are continuing to move forward.

The Spokane chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction is working to build on its 42 individual and company members.

Reducing energy usage directly impacts any bottom line and is the most cost-effective and readily available resource for small businesses aiming for a sustainable future.