In response to COVID-19-and the need to secure his own employment-Spokane physical therapist Trey Nichols has started Northwest Mobile Physical Therapy Specialists PLLC.
A South Carolina native who moved to Spokane in 2007, 38-year-old Nichols says
A new ownership group at The Ref sports bar, in Spokane Valley, says it plans to open its kitchen for take-out and delivery starting Monday, Dec. 21.
It's one of two business plans operating partners Casey Garland, Rakesh Kaushal, and Hilary Yarno have
A Spokane-based investor group doing business as Northern Heights II LLC and a handful of minor investors have purchased a 232-unit Airway Heights apartment complex for $33.5 million, according to Spokane County Assessor's Office records.
Liberty Lake-based Itron Inc. has signed a contract with East Coast utility Nation Grid to help that company with its meter reading capabilities.
Based in London and doing business in three northeastern U.S. states-New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode
A resort development proposed more than a decade ago on the Washington-Idaho border could get a reboot as a 130-space RV park, according to documents on file with Spokane County.
The Spokane County Hearing Examiner held a virtual hearing for the proposed
Sandpoint, Idaho-based airplane winglet maker Tamarack Aerospace Group Inc. has opened an installation center in Aiken, South Carolina, marking its third expansion this year.
The new space, which was developed through a partnership with Aiken-based
A 60-acre site just north of Mission Avenue in Liberty Lake is envisioned as the future home of a new mixed residential development, according to documents filed with the city's planning and building services division.
A notice of application shows the
Gestalt Diagnostics LLC is on track to double its annual revenue this year and expects to see strong growth again next year.
Dan Roark, CEO of the Spokane-based maker of software for pathologists, says, 'In 2020 we are on track … for 100% growth.
The mining industry in the Inland Northwest and throughout the U.S. shares some guarded optimism looking forward to 2021 and the incoming presidential administration, says Mark Compton, executive director of the Spokane-based American Exploration & Mining
The tourism industry here expects to see some signs of recovery in 2021 from the stifling effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, but likely not until midyear.
Meg Winchester, president and CEO of Visit Spokane, says that by all accounts, 2020 was shaping up