A new Taco Bell is in the works at 6404 N. Ash, and preliminary site plans submitted to the city of Spokane suggest it would displace the longstanding Five Mile Heights Pizza Parlor building, at 6409 N. Maple, a predevelopment application with the city of

Nearly two years after opening its first Spokane-area store at 9324 N. Division, California-based shoe giant Skechers USA Inc. is making plans for a second outlet, near the southeast corner of Sprague Avenue and Evergreen Road in Spokane Valley. The Skec

The developer of a newly proposed five-story, $4.5 million mixed-use building on the lower South Hill has revised original outlined plans first submitted to the city of Spokane a little more than two years ago. The development, named the Vinegar Flats Pu

7 Wonders Beauty Spa and Wellness has opened in the former Evergreen Wellness Center, at 10 N. Evergreen Road. Ann Cao says she purchased the 6,000-square-foot building in August and worked with a local independent contractor to remodel its interior spa

Downtown Spokane's iconic Steam Plant has reopened with a freshly renovated interior, and new rooftop event space. Spencer Sowl, facilities operations and property manager for the Avista Development, says the historic building at 159 S. Lincoln closed

Spokane-based artisan coffee roaster Roast House Coffee plans to open its first coffee shop this spring. Roast House owner Deborah Di Bernardo says the shop, to be called First Avenue Coffee, will occupy a 3,000-square-foot space on the ground floor of t

Spokane chef Adam Hegsted plans to open a new casual dining space to be called Incrediburger & Eggs in the heart of Downtown. Hegsted says the restaurant is set to open early this month at 909 W. First, in 3,000 square feet of street-level space formerly

Preliminary plans on file with the city of Spokane show the first floor of downtown Spokane's former Sterling Bank building could soon be converted into a multitenant 'food hall” restaurant space to be called Market Hall Eatery, following a renovati

Spokane-based office furniture dealership Contract Design Associates Inc. has changed hands following its founders' retirement, says Gwendolyn Marlow, a current co-owner. After 37 years, husband-and-wife duo Bruce and Jill Butterworth retired on Dec. 3