Spokane-based Northwest Trustee & Management Services LLC, a professional trust and estate management company, has agreed to acquire Olympia, Washington-based Capstone Trust.
The Coeur d'Alene Fire Department is building a boathouse for its fire boat at the foot of Tubbs Hill.
Fire Chief Kenny Gabriel says the project will cost about $450,000.
Oscar Escamilla, who co-owns Tacos el Sol restaurant with his wife, Irma Zuniga, says he considered closing the restaurant at 3422 N. Division, in Spokane, during the first month of the pandemic in 2020, as he put his staff of three on leave.
Financial industry experts here say 2021 has been stronger than many institutions had expected, and that momentum could carry into 2022, especially if the Federal Reserve raises interest rates.
Steve Scranton, chief investment officer and economist at
State Bank Northwest has opened a new loan production center in downtown Rockford, about 15 miles south of Spokane Valley.
The new office, located at the southwest corner of Emma Street and First Street in Rockford, opened on Dec. 1 within a building
Spokane-based RiverBank Holding Co., the parent company of RiverBank, has named Michael F. Wilson as its new CEO.
Wilson succeeds Mark Dresback, who died unexpectedly on Nov. 4.
Wilson, who most recently served as chief banking officer at RiverBank
Spokane accounting firm HMA CPA PS has acquired a smaller Spokane firm, Kavadias Group PLLC, and the combined firms will operate under the HMA name, says shareholder Kevin Sell.
In the transaction, HMA has brought on all eight staff members from
Worry is real. So are reasons to be hopeful.
One of the hardest parts about dealing with worry is that there are usually good reasons to worry. Even in 'good times†there are issues or potential issues, and the inevitably of struggle in some area of
Wealth management isn't just for the wealthy, says Michael Jackson, senior vice president and Spokane-Coeur d'Alene branch manager at D.A. Davidson & Co.
Jackson says he encourages anybody interested in their financial future and well-being to
A large share-46%-of American consumers say they expect to retire in debt, according to a recent survey by MoneyMagnify, a subsidiary of Charlotte, North Carolina-based Lending Tree, and some financial advisers here say that expectation isn't