Coeur d'Alene businessman Ron Ayers says the hotel he's planning would be the engine that drives an economic development campus, in addition to increasing lodging capacity near downtown Coeur d'Alene.
Ayers proposes to develop a $10 million, 112-ro
Activity so far this year on pace to best a banner 2015
March 24, 2016
Though the year is still young, the Spokane Convention Center already has generated $61.9 million in estimated economic impact for Spokane-area businesses, says Spokane Public Facilities District CEO Kevin Twohig.
That's far ahead of the 2015 pace in w
Spokane-based McBurns Law Office PLLC has moved to a larger space in the Flour Mill, at 621 W. Mallon, from office space downtown at 221 N. Wall and has changed its name to Evergreen Elder Law PLLC, says Holland McBurns, founder and managing partner.
McB
Quinn Group Advertising & Marketing, a longtime agency here, says it has rebranded by shortening its name to just QUINN, while also adding a new key team member after having last year expanded into full audio and video production.
Of the name change, Bon
A 30-year-old, Wenatchee-based telecommunications company plans to open a branch office here April 4 with hopes to expand on its customer base, says Aren Magnussen, the company's vice president.
Interwest Communications Inc. will lease 2,200 square fee
The Bartlett, a popular all-ages music venue, has opened a new bar in its building.
Spokane residents Caleb and Karli Ingersoll opened The Bartlett in January of 2014, but just opened a new bar portion and began serving hard alcohol within the venue, ca
Northern Quest Resort & Casino, in Airway Heights, has begun marketing its recently acquired Kalispel Golf & Country Club to casino patrons who belong to its Camas Rewards program.
Specifically, the West Plains casino is offering exclusive promotional p
Heads of two of the Spokane area's largest commercial brokerages say their companies have tallied consecutive years of record volume in terms of sales and leasing combined.
Dave Black, CEO of Spokane-based NAI Black, says the brokerage saw an increase
A preliminary financial report released last month shows revenue, passenger count, and total freight all rose at Spokane International Airport in 2015 compared with 2014, again exceeding the airport's projections for the year.
Todd Woodard, director o
Ink paintings of animals hang in a downtown Spokane storefront along First Avenue, where pedestrians and drivers slowing in traffic can glance at the artwork.
Spokane-based Window Dressing, a nonprofit arts program, orchestrated the display at 1011 W. F