Retirement investing is important, but not quite as effortless as it's sometimes made out to be.Onward and upward forecasts for 401(k) employee retirement accounts often disregard that financial markets carry inherent risk, which means periods a

Digital document maker moves to larger quarters Digital Scanning & Imaging Inc. is moving from a 1,450-square-foot space at 2627 E. Trent to a 4,000-square-foot space at 1101 N. Fancher. The 12-year-old company plans to complete the it

Clearwater Construction & Management LLC, of Spokane, has submitted an apparent low bid of $580,000 for a city of Spokane contract to replace a sewage lift station northwest of Spokane.The current lift station, which is located near the of Club

Siskiyou Living LLC, of Hayden, Idaho, doing business as Harmony House Assisted Living, says it's developing its third assisted-living facility there.The $800,000, two-story building, to be called Harmony House III, is under construction at N.

Cameron-Reilly LLC, a concrete contractor based in Airway Heights, has been awarded a $625,000 contract by the city of Spokane's Park Board to build a 20,000-square-foot skate park at the Dwight Merkel Sports Complex, located just north of Joe Albi

Walking through the eerily quiet Reliance Trailer Co. office building on Geiger Boulevard two weeks ago while looking for someone who could tell me about a looming auction of the shuttered company's assets, I half-expected to encounter some ghosts

Spokane Valley businessman William Tonani has filed for personal Chapter 7 liquidation in U.S. Bankruptcy Court here, listing assets of $1.2 million and debts of $1.5 million.Tonani was co-owner of the now-defunct University Appliance & TV Inc.,

Precision Machine & Supply Inc., a fabrication and precision machining company based in Lewiston, Idaho, plans roughly to double its space at a repair center it operates in the Spokane Business & Industrial Park, in Spokane Valley.Dan Wenstrom,

A large site south of Spokane Valley where an investor group had begun developing a 253-home subdivision that was to include residences priced mostly upwards of $500,000 has reverted back to Spokane lender Sterling Savings Bank after falling into a