Valley-based security company has been operating for 20 years
February 11, 2016
Major Bambino is a retired Washington State Patrolman who once served in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves. Harry Sladich is a 30-year veteran of the hospitality industry and currently is executive vice president of sales, marketing, and distribution for Spo
Spokane-based Avista Corp. reports that its small-business program, having already saved enough energy in its first six months to power 100 homes for one year, is well on its way toward a much larger conservation goal that will help its entire service com
While the flurry of wind farm creation that occurred across the Pacific Northwest for the better part of the last decade has subsided, proponents of wind energy say it's still important for utility companies and other energy experts to keep finding ways
Joe Hamilton, owner of Pilgrim's Market and a pioneer in Coeur d'Alene's natural and organic food sales, now is blazing a trail for urban farming in the Lake City.
Hamilton recently bought an 8,000-square-foot residential lot next to the 25,000-squ
St. Luke's Rehabilitation Institute, at 711 S. Cowley, has incorporated more Pilates-related training into rehabilitation regimens for patients in recent years.
Among the popular fitness trends in recent years-including in the Spokane area-is a growing number of personalized fitness studios, or boutique gym settings.
Discussing finances with family members may not be anyone's favorite conversation, but it's a topic that can't be ignored. Delaying or simply not having conversations about the transfer of wealth might leave families unprepared and in a dramatically
n 1996, Dr. Thomas J. Stanley published his New York Times best-selling book, 'The Millionaire Next Door.†The book shattered the commonly held beliefs of the wealthy in America.
Stanley used extensive research to reveal the secrets of the wealthy
150-unit downtown facility gets praise from residents
December 3, 2015
The associate director for seniors and housing for Catholic Charities says every low-income apartment complex here owned by that nonprofit organization has greater demand than it can accommodate, which she believes it is a reflection of the continuous nee