The city of Spokane plans to construct a $14 million central facility for its fleet services division that would include compressed natural gas dispensing equipment, says Rick Romero, the city's utilities director.The facility, tentatively named
North Idaho native Randy Kramer has opened Gem State Mint, in Coeur d'Alene, bringing to fruition his long-running dream to manufacture coin-sized medallions of his own design, he says.Kramer, who has 20 years of experience at two other mints, a
Spokane developer and hotelier Walt Worthy has filed environmental documents for his proposed 15-story convention center hotel project, and he says he hopes to begin construction within a month or two.Worthy's Spokane Valley-based development a
Spokane Public Schools has approved a lease for Joe Albi Stadium in which the district plans to take over operation of the city-owned stadium with an option to buy it, says Mark Anderson, the district's associate superintendent for support $1 if by
Prominent Coeur d'Alene-based real estate brokerage Coldwell Banker Schneidmiller Realty has opened an office in downtown Coeur d'Alene, says Kelsey Anfenson, the brokerage's office manager.The new office, which occupies 2,500 square feet of is
Spokane Valley homebuilder Markham Homes Inc. has started construction in the 24-lot first phase of the Centennial Place subdivision, on 9 acres of land north of Mission Avenue in east Spokane Valley, says Bill O'Dea, the selling agent for the will
The city of Spokane Valley is implementing high-tech features in its permitting system that soon will enable builders and contractors to apply for and track certain building permits online, says Doug Powell, the city's building official.Spokane
Liberty Lake-based real estate development company Greenstone Corp. has submitted building permit applications for 28 town-house units in the Kendall Yards urban village development northwest of downtown, says Drew Benato, manager of Greenstone's a
Stratford Building Corp., of Rathdrum, which operates a 55,000-square-foot factory complex, expects 2013 to be a banner sales year after having gained footholds in new construction-market sectors during the recession, says John Davis, the company's
North Idaho College is assembling the components it needs to launch aerospace manufacturing and maintenance programs starting next month under a $3 million federal grant, says Kassie Silvas, NIC's director of aerospace and outreach.The goal of a