Nearly a 1 1/2 years into the $45.2 million remodel and expansion at its main campus, Kootenai Health is on pace to complete the major project this fall.
The project involves revamping some existing spaces and adding a three-floor, 21,500-square-foot a
Excelsior Wellness Center has started the $7 million first phase of expansion and renovation at its campus in Spokane's Indian Trail neighborhood.
In all, the organization plans projects that will be completed in three stages over the next four years
Two projects with a combined value of $34 million are under development on 5 acres of land in the Iron Bridge Office Campus. The projects will add an office and training facility and residential apartments to the 23-acre campus.
Groundwork is underway at the project site for the 59,000-square-foot Idaho Central Spokane Valley Performing Arts Center, in the Mirabeau Park neighborhood.
'We are anticipating having the shell of the building up by this fall so that we can work
The Spokane Indians Baseball Club, Spokane County, and the city of Spokane Valley recently reached an agreement to share the $22.8 million cost of planned Avista Stadium renovations, and Chris Duff, president of the club says, he anticipates having
Construction is well underway on Spokane Public Schools' new sports stadium, which is on schedule to be completed by late September, says Greg Forsyth, director of capital projects for SPS.
The 5,000-seat venue is being built in Spokane's
In the race to electrify everything, there are glitches that may derail the plan over the next 20 years. One is a shortage of skilled electrical workers needed to rewire homes, make grid modifications, and install new electrical capacity.
The Spokane City Council acted correctly in scaling back its development fees for the time being.
In the upcoming 11 months, before the full 1,400% increase in development fees is due to kick in, the city's leaders should participate in a broader
At the start of the year, the Federal Trade Commission proposed a rule that would ban employers from imposing noncompete clauses, a practice it claims suppresses wages, hampers innovation, and blocks entrepreneurs from starting new businesses.
As our economy continues to recover, we still face a number of headwinds that are slowing the pace of growth.
Inflation and rising costs of living are straining household budgets at the same time employers are struggling to find candidates for good-pay