Cancer Can't is developing a residential facility for adult cancer patients who travel to Spokane to receive oncology treatment and need a temporary place to stay.

A 7,000-square-foot vacant church building in east central Spokane will become an assisted-living and memory care center for adults by this summer.

The $6 million apartment project is expected to help sustain Garland Theater operations.

Indy Dehal has taken the helm at longtime Spokane design firm ALSC Architects PS.

King Beverage plans to sell its Spokane distribution center to Hotstart Thermal Management and build a significantly larger facility on the West Plains.

As a longtime commercial real estate broker and developer, Dave Black, has established his presence as a successful CEO whose market expertise has helped influence major community projects.

Cowles Co. President Stacey Cowles is among the fourth generation of family leadership of the storied Spokane-based company.

Barry Baker has been building relationships at Baker Construction & Development Inc. for over 45 years.