Brentwood, Tennessee-based AMI Metals Inc., a global aerospace manufacturer, has announced it will nearly double its Inland Northwest footprint by building a new 101,000-square-foot facility in Spokane Valley.

Plans for the envisioned American Aerospace Materials Manufacturing Center are continuing, for now, despite the U.S. Department of Commerce’s recent decision to cancel nearly $50 million in funding for the Spokane-Coeur d’Alene tech hub.

Selkirk Sport, a family-owned manufacturer and retailer of pickleball equipment, has grown to 200 employees and 1,500 square feet of space in the past five years. 

The Trump administration’s tariff policy, and the uncertainty that surrounds it, has had immediate and disruptive effects on some Inland Northwest businesses.

Amid its continued and rapid growth, Spiceology Inc. has mixed in some major changes recently, including an expansion into two downtown Spokane spaces and the launch of a new interactive online feature.

Taylor'd Containers has grown in a niche market of desinging custom training props for fire departments across the country. 

The founder and former CEO of Selkirk Pharma Inc. claims he was ousted from the company’s C-suite and board by former board members who were working to devalue the company to make it more attainable for their preferred buyer.