Pend Oreille Public Utility District No. 1, in Newport, Wash., says it has awarded a $69 million contract to Andritz VA Tech Hydro, of Charlotte, N.C., to replace the turbines and do other related work at the districts Box Canyon Dam on the Pend
Timberlake Forest Products Inc., a Spokane Valley-based maker of specialized lumber, has closed its doors and has filed for Chapter 11 protection from creditors in U.S. Bankruptcy Court here. Stephen and Sheryl Kennedy and David Thompson are in
A representative of the Wingers USA restaurant chain says he plans to open a new Wingers Grill & Bar restaurant at the Spokane Valley Mall in a building that had been occupied by a Tony Romas restaurant, which closed earlier this new diner is
Rapid Clinics LLC, a new Spokane company, has opened a non-emergency health clinic in the Rosauers supermarket in Spokane Valley, and says it hopes to open as many as five more such outlets here over the next several years.Jay Molitor, Rapid of
Hours before an agreement was reached in late April for an Indian pharmaceutical giant to buy Hollister-Stier LLC, the deal fell through at the 11th hour, only to be put back together in a New York City hotel bar.The $122 million transaction of
Prium Companies LLC, the Tacoma-based developer that owns the big Rock Pointe Corporate Center just north of downtown Spokane, says it plans to build a fifth office building there and expand one of the complexs two parking garages.Prium Rock
New executive-pay disclosure rules, triggered nationally in response to shareholder outrage over big CEO payouts and unclear disclosure, are shedding fresh light on the components of executive compensation, but also are making it more difficult to
Purcell Systems Inc., a maker of outdoor cabinets for telecommunications equipment, says that after flat sales in 2006, its on track to boost its revenue by roughly 50 percent this year.The Spokane Valley-based company expects 2007 revenues &
Outside dining is bolstering sales at downtown restaurants here, to the point that a co-owner of one new establishment says open-air seating was a critical factor in deciding on the eaterys location.That restaurateur, Deb Green, who owns Caf
Prium Companies LLC, the Tacoma-based developer that announced plans last year to build a condominium tower in downtown Spokane, says it has dropped those plans for now, due to higher-than-expected construction costs.Last summer, Prium said it