Lydig Construction Inc., of Spokane, has landed an $11.4 million prison-complex upgrade project at the Washington State Penitentiary, in Walla Walla. The job involves improving security features in a three-building medium-security complex so it

Just east of downtown Spokane, nondescript Sprague Avenue and the nearby railroad tracks do little to inspire thoughts of romantic Florence, Italy.In the future, though, a grand bridge structure reminiscent of the Ponte Vecchio in with cafes a

A Spokane couple say they plan this summer to open a nonprofit events facility, to be called the Service Station, along Nevada Street on Spokanes North Side, and work on the $1.9 million building that will house it is under way.Scot Robinson,

Iron Bridge LLC, of Spokane, could start work this summer on as much as $22.5 million in new buildings at the Iron Bridge Corporate Campus, located along the Spokane River just east of the University District.Kent Hull, Iron Bridges managing

Home builders here say a tightening supply of lots is triggering heightened competition for parcels and raw, developable land, and also is prompting more talk about expanding the urban growth boundaries mandated by the states Growth Management of

Bank and credit union executives frequently laud their employees when talking about how their institution has succeeded in a particular market or improved the bottom line.The common refrain is putting in place the right people.That to I

Empire Health Services and Spokane Cardiology PS are participating in a national study to compare two methods of diagnosing coronary-artery disease in women.Dr. Janice Christensen, a cardiologist with Spokane Cardiology and lead investigator in

Wells & Co., of Spokane, has sold four floors of the seven-level main building at the Freeman Center complex downtown.The center, also known as the old Display Block, is located at the northwest corner of Second Avenue and Lincoln Street, and &

The Spokane family that founded A To Z Rentals in Spokane 45 years ago has re-entered the rental business by buying back the assets of the three-store chain it sold to Denver-based RentX Industries Inc. in the mid-1990s.The family, which now as

A development company headed by Spokane businessman Don Barbieri plans to build a multimillion-dollar, five-story luxury-condominium building on the north bank of the Spokane River, just west of the Flour Mill downtown.The company, Upper Falls