Spokane International Airport is planning an estimated $12 million project to modernize and expand its fuel facility, a building permit application currently under review by the city of Spokane shows.
Todd Woodard, director of marketing and public
A partnership between Spokane manufacturer Wagstaff Inc., the Inland Northwest Aerospace Consortium, and East Valley School District has landed a $200,000 grant from the Washington state Department of Commerce to improve East Valley High School's shop
Spokane-based food truck Good 'Dilla will soon be dishing up its quesadillas and tacos at the River Park Square food court, at 808 W. Main, in downtown Spokane.
While owners Kathryn and Zack Robertson will continue food truck operations, they've
Airdome Northwest LLC expects to complete its 40,000-square-foot air dome in Spokane's Hillyard neighborhood next month, says Cantu Commercial Properties LLC founder Dan Cantu.
The air-inflated, climate-controlled structure, located at 3939 E. Joseph
Ray Boston's computer retail and service business, L33t Box Computers, has evolved from his home to a brick-and-mortar store in Spokane Valley.
The business moved to its new 1,500-square-foot location at 12308 E. Broadway, at the southeast corner of
Chubbuck, Idaho-based Idaho Central Credit Union plans to open a new branch at the site of a former Wells Fargo building on Spokane's South Hill.
ICCU will demolish the Wells Fargo building, located at 2910 E. 30th, just east of South Regal Street
Spokane Lilac Festival Association is moving its office to a 600-square-foot space in the Monroe Court Building, at 901 N. Monroe, just east of the Spokane County Courthouse.
The association had leased space for several decades in the old Wells Fargo
On April 29, a line of customers spanned two full blocks in anticipation of the grand opening of Lego resale hobby store Brick Buy Brick LLC, providing optimism for its owners, Bryce Colvin and Frankie Foote.
Brick Buy Brick buys, sells, and trades new
Cher and Jim Desautel, 70 and 74, respectively, recognized a void in the public relations sector in Spokane in the 1990s. While there were PR professionals in town, Cher says, many of them were headquartered elsewhere.
After outlining a plan on a bar
Providence Hospice is expanding its end-of-life care and bereavement services by opening an office in the Spokane area.
In January, the Washington state Department of Health issued Providence a Certificate of Need to expand