LunchboxWax salon franchisees Brandi and Mike Chapman plan to open a salon on Spokane's South Hill, its second overall, either in late May or early June.
The couple opened their first bikini and facial wax salon last July in 1,500 square feet of space
The Idaho Division of Veterans Services says it will resume construction in the spring on a 64-room veterans home in Post Falls on a 7-plus-acre parcel of donated land.
Veterans Services broke ground and began site work in the final quarter of 2020
Redevelopment has started at the former Atlas Mill site, located along the Spokane River in northeast Coeur d'Alene.
Hilary Anderson, community planning director with the city of Coeur d'Alene, says the first phase of
North Idaho wasn't exempted from the pandemic-induced economic crisis of 2020, but the entire state may be recovering slightly faster than most of the country, contends Sam Wolkenhauer, Post Falls-based labor economist for the Idaho Department of Labor.
Sandpoint, Idaho-based airplane winglet maker Tamarack Aerospace Group Inc. has opened an installation center in Aiken, South Carolina, marking its third expansion this year.
The new space, which was developed through a partnership with Aiken-based
A year marked by high demand, supply constraints, and mercurial commodities pricing likely will lead to continued volatility for at least the first half of 2021, some wood products industry observers say.
Joel White, executive officer of the Spokane Home
A Bellingham, Washington-based real estate investment company has bought the 93,000-square-foot commercial portion of the mixed-use Village at Riverstone, in Coeur d'Alene.
The company, All Terr LLC, purchased the property from Coeur d'Alene-based Id
Coeur d'Alene-based Five Pine Wealth Management has seen strong growth over the last year, having more than doubled its annual revenue this year compared with 2019.
Gee Automotive Group, of Liberty Lake, has acquired Boise-based Lyle Pearson Auto Group.
Ryan Gee, CEO of Gee Automotive Group, declines to disclose the terms of the transaction, which closed Nov. 18.
The notion that two of the Inland Northwest's publicly-traded companies, one that manufactures wood products and the other that makes paper products, would see a surge in demand during a pandemic may once have seemed hard to fathom.