Investors hoping to recoup a larger portion of the money they had tied up in Metropolitan Mortgage & Securities Co. and Summit Securities Inc. before those affiliated companies here shut down 11 years ago have received some encouraging news.
Based on the
Now that funding is committed to erect the long-envisioned $15.4 million University District pedestrian bridge, the next step is to coordinate public and private development to maximize the critical access link, says Mark Mansfield, the new Spokane Univer
Chewelah, Wash.-based 49 Degrees North Ski Area, located about 60 miles north of Spokane, is kicking off a $500 million Sunrise Basin resort community today by putting on the market a mix of 35 single-family and multiunit residential lots near the base of
Apollo Spas, a Spokane-born hot tub and spa equipment manufacturer and retailer, is moving its former North Side operations to larger quarters near Interstate 90 this weekend and also plans to consolidate its longtime Spokane Valley operations there by ea
Spokane couple Deborah and William Weisgerber have opened The Fox Hole, a new bar and pizza eatery in the University District, and they've moved their pub operations there from the Garland District.
The Fox Hole occupies 1,600 square feet of leased spa
Airway Heights is the center attraction for commercial growth on the West Plains, some developers, contractors, and city employees say.
Projects valued at more than $90 million are planned or under way on the West Plains, many of them within the city of
Owners of the South Hill Senior Living complex, also known as the Cooper-George Building, at 707 W. Fifth, are contemplating a $7 million makeover of the building, a pre-development application on file with the city of Spokane shows.
Former high school buddies Kevin Pereira and Jhon Goodwin have opened a restaurant named Lost Boys' Garage Bar & Grill owners in the former Stop N Go Drive-in building at 6325 N. Wall, about a block north of Francis, on Spokane's North Side.
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Current restaurant in path of highway, will be razed
July 30, 2015
A new McDonald's restaurant will be developed in Hillyard next year to replace one that has been operating along north Market Street since the late 1970s.
The Washington state Department of Transportation's acquisition of property near Market Street