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Spokane massage therapist creates mobile app

Restaurants & Retail

June 20, 2019

Spokane massage therapist Katie Wilcox says she's created a new mobile platform called Knead It Now that's designed to help self-employed massage therapists reach new clients, build their businesses, and recover losses from cancellations.

Cycling gym opens on Monroe

Restaurants & Retail

June 20, 2019

LeAnn Bjerken

Spincity LLC is a new cycling gym that opened early this month at 1215 N. Monroe. Owner Jared Mueller says the business occupies an 1,800-square-foot space that previously housed Don Juan's Tailoring & Formal Wearhouse LLC.

River Rock Taphouse to open downtown

Restaurants & Retail

June 20, 2019

LeAnn Bjerken

River Rock Taphouse Inc. plans to open late this month in the former Spokane Chronicle newspaper printing room, in the Chronicle Building, at 926 W. Sprague downtown.

Canadian company eyes Addy smelter purchase

Company plans green magnesium smelting operations in the states

June 20, 2019

Natasha Nellis

Western Magnesium Corp., a British Columbia, Canada-based producer of magnesium metal, has announced it is exploring the purchase of a former smelter site in Stevens County.

Quest Integration expands with new showroom

Company plans to offer public 3D printer clinics

June 20, 2019

Virginia Thomas

Quest Integration Inc., the Post Falls-based seller and support provider of manufacturing-design software and hardware, has expanded with a new showroom and two new partnered product lines.

Chick-fil-A scopes its first restaurant site in Spokane

Atlanta company named in environmental review

June 20, 2019

Virginia Thomas

Spokane could soon have its first Chick-fil-A restaurant, according to documents filed with the city, although the Atlanta-based restaurant chain declines to confirm those plans.

Cheney extends moratorium on Terra Vista development

City plans $4M in road projects near development

June 20, 2019

Virginia Thomas

Cheney City Council has extended by several weeks a moratorium on new development in the area of the more than 1,000-unit Terra Vista apartment and multiplex development, citing a need for more time to review transportation and public safety impacts

Tamarack Aerospace files for bankruptcy reorganization

Decision a direct result of grounding of jets by two aviation regulatory bodies

June 20, 2019

Natasha Nellis

Sandpoint, Idaho-based aerospace manufacturing company Tamarack Aerospace Group has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Multimillion-dollar Black Tank cleanup moves ahead

Decontamination effort will take more than a decade

June 20, 2019

Virginia Thomas

A BNSF Railway Co.-owned site in the Hillyard area known to have oil contaminants deep in the soil is undergoing a multimillion-dollar cleanup operation to protect drinking water, without slowing down the North Spokane Corridor freeway project.

Mountain America Credit Union enters North Idaho market

Utah-based orginization opens branch in Post Falls

June 20, 2019

LeAnn Bjerken

Mountain America Credit Union has taken its first step to expand into the Inland Northwest. The Sandy, Utah-headquartered credit union now has a total of 14 branches in Idaho, having just opened its first North Idaho branch in Post Falls early this month