Separate manufacturing facilities are under construction in the east and west areas of Spokane.
Pharmaceutical manufacturing and packaging company Jubilant HollisterStier LLC obtained building permits in September to begin the first of two expansion
The Idaho Transportation Department has launched its first full season of construction on a four-year, $78 million project at the Interstate 90-state Route 41 interchange in Post Falls.
Bridge construction will be the main focus of the project this
Construction is scheduled to begin April 3 on a $45 million high-rise condominium project in downtown Coeur d'Alene to be named the Thomas George, says Hayden Anderl, the sales agent for the project.
Garco Construction Inc., of Spokane, will be the
Following up on the completion of its new $67 million Interdisciplinary Science Center in late 2020, Eastern Washington University is in the midst of renovating its old Science Building in a two-phase project expected to exceed $110 million in value.
People who knew and worked with Rich Hadley saw him as a visionary who had his hands on some of the biggest recent and ongoing community and economic developments for the Spokane area.
He also is known for mentoring up-and-coming leaders to help carry
Spokane-based InterUrban Development LLC recently has submitted updated building permit applications for a three-building second phase of construction at the historic McKinley School site, in East Spokane.
Construction hasn't started yet on the first
Former Downtown Spokane Partnership CEO Mark Richard left Spokane a year ago to take an executive position with the United Soccer League, in Tampa, Florida.
He has left that job, and now works as the new downtown administrator for city of Largo
Idaho Strategic Resources Inc., the Coeur d'Alene-based mining company formerly known as New Jersey Mining Co., sees its future in rare earth elements, says John Swallow, company president and CEO.
The company took on its new name in late 2021.
Former Spokane Mayor John Powers says he's happy to be reacclimating to the Lilac City following a 16-year hiatus on the West Side after leaving office here in 2003.
During his time away from Spokane, Powers worked in regional economic development in