Natasha Nellis

Reporter Natasha Nellis joined the Journal in May 2018 and covers real estate and construction. Natasha is an avid reader and loves taking photos, traveling, and learning new languages.
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Transloader moves into part of old Kaiser Mead plant

Company is among first signs of activity inside long-dormant complex
Natasha Nellis
Tristar North Inc., a sister company of Vancouver, Washington-based Tristar Transload PNW Inc., has set up shop in the former Kaiser Aluminum Corp. plant at 2111 E. Hawthorne, north of Spokane. Peter Howe, owner of the transload company, says it's
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Banking AI in the Inland Northwest

New platform a starting point to automation of other services, systems
Natasha Nellis
Two Inland Northwest credit unions are turning to artificial intelligence to make credit and loan decisions, a move representatives say will make the process more accurate and efficient, while opening up employees to more engagement with customers.
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Inland Imaging, St. Mary partner

Company also inks deal with Dayton Hospital
Natasha Nellis
Spokane-based Inland Imaging has partnered with Providence St. Mary Medical Center to provide subspecialty radiology services in southeast Washington state. The partnership will fold the five radiology physicians currently working at St. Mary into
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Painted Hills developers looking to move forward

Vision includes over 580 residential units in Valley
Natasha Nellis
Black Realty Inc.'s planned Painted Hills residential development is looking to move forward with its plans to build over 580 living units at the former Painted Hills Golf Course, at 4403 S. Dishman-Mica Road, in south Spokane Valley. The development
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Continuous Composites Inc.

Continuous Composites secures $17M in financing

Company looks to double workforce within the year
Natasha Nellis
Coeur d'Alene-based additive manufacturer Continuous Composites Inc. has secured $17 million in funding that CEO Tyler Alvarado says will help the company double its workforce and bring its product to market within the next year. The financing round
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Goodwill plans West Plains facility

Nonprofit plans to open center in summer 2022
Natasha Nellis
Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest has purchased 6.3 acres of land on the West Plains, where the nonprofit plans to build a 60,000-square-foot retail store and salvage processing area.
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