DOMA Coffee Roasting Co. is opening a retail coffee shop amid the Toll Brothers Waterfront Development in Post Falls. The cafe will serve as a platform that displays the company's offerings and sets itself apart with seasonal brews. 

Dry Fly Distilling has sold a majority stake of the spirits company to Napa Valley, California-based winemaker, Caymus Vineyards. 

Gold Reserve has raised over $50 million as it waits to hear the results of a court-ordered auction of a U.S.-based oil refiner wholly owned by the Venezuelan government.

After 40 years of leading a design studio that has developed over 500 logos and branding campaigns, Rick Hosmer is settling into retirement and looking back at his career. 

In the two years since forming, LaunchNW has raised nearly half of its $150 million goal, and created programs that will help children succeed starting from birth to career attainment. 

For the third time, Spokane makes Forbes Magazine's best places for retirement list, among many other publications that have given Lilac City more visibility. 

Following company growth and the acquisition of another firm, J-U-B Engineers Inc. plans to move its Coeur d'Alene office to Post Falls by next summer. 

Gonzaga University has appointed a new dean for the College of Arts and Sciences, Jacqueline Van Hoomissen, a neuroscientist who has had a 22-year career at the University of Portland. 

Garco Construction Inc. names a new CEO and announces several other promotions into the company's executive leadership team. 

Construction on a Post Falls housing development dubbed Miracle on Britton and targeted for middle-income professionals earning between $75,000 and $116,000 is set to begin by October.