When shoppers flock to the new Cabelas Inc. store in Post Falls this fall, one of the more notable amenities theyll see will be a 28-foot-high indoor mountain, complete with a waterfall, a stream, and plenty of outcroppings for displays of most
Spokane-based Yokes Foods Inc., which operates a chain of 13 Yokes Fresh Market stores in the Inland Northwest, says it plans to close an outlet in northwest Spokane that it has operated for 16 years.The 30,000-square-foot store is located
Bi-Mart Corp., a Eugene, Ore.-based members-only discount retail chain, has begun work on a 31,000-square-foot store in Cheney, which will be its first outlet in the Spokane area when it opens late this fall.Construction of the store started a
Envision Land & Development LLC, of Merced, Calif., which does business as Envision Homes, says it plans to develop a 98-lot subdivision named Crystal Meadows on a 24-acre site southeast of the Interstate 90-Medical Lake interchange on the West for
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Spokane expects to choose a buyer this week for a sizable chunk of developable land it owns on the West Plains.The nearly 93-acre site is located just west of Interstate 90 and directly south of Medical Lake Road,
Worthy Enterprises LLC, of Spokane, has committed to develop 900,000 square feet of office and warehouse space just northeast of Spokane International Airport, on a high-visibility, 80-acre piece of airport-owned land known as the Airport Tech who
New commercial and housing developments are cropping up in Suncrest, a community 10 miles northwest of Spokane that long has been a woodsy outpost along the 25-mile-long reservoir known as Long Lake. More than $20 million in commercial and is
A Coeur dAlene development venture says it plans to launch next spring a $50 million, 74-unit condominium project overlooking the Spokane River near the big Riverstone development.The five-story, 190,000-square-foot structure is to be located
Northwest Farm Credit Services has posted second-quarter net income of $25.6 million, compared with $34.9 million in the year-earlier period.In the second quarter of 2006, however, the Spokane-based, federally chartered ag-lending net income to
Spokanes Bouten Construction Co. is building a $71.8 million tower for Kadlec Medical Center, in Richland, Wash. The company expects to complete the project next spring, says President Bill Bouten. Its been a long-term project for Bouten, a