Deputy Editor Mike McLean has worked his entire journalism career in the Inland Northwest. Mike, who also lives to reel in fish and crank up music, has worked for the Journal since 2006.
If this winter's weather falls somewhere around "normal," ski areas here will enjoy a big run this season, Inland Northwest resort operators say.Ski areas here report early sales of season passes have gone well, and most say skiers and boarders &
Seeing growing demand for mobile banking services, several financial institutions here are enhancing their online services and developing mobile-dedicated web applications so customers can more easily conduct their banking via their Bank, Spokane a
MW Consulting Engineers PS, of Spokane, says it has relied on its reputation with local clients to maintain a steady workflow through the recession, and it has strengthened its relationship with the U.S. Department of State to help land complex the
A real estate investment group headed by Spokane dermatologist Dr. William Philip Werschler has agreed to buy a 14,200-square-foot building at 323 S. Grant, east of downtown, that was last occupied by Discovery School, says a spokeswoman for one of
Spokane County and the Spokane Indians baseball club have begun work on a $1.7 million improvement project at Avista Stadium, says an Indians executive.The work includes replacing the main concession building with a new 4,700-square-foot the and
Spokane Valley contractor L&L Cargile Inc. has submitted the apparent low bid of $4 million for the planned second and third phases of an ongoing aviation ramp rehabilitation project at Felts Field Airport.The Spokane Airport Board, which Felts
Spokane Valley real estate company Brumback Inc. has started site work for a planned $5.7 million mixed-use development at the former site of a Tidyman's supermarket in the Five Mile commercial district and expects to obtain building permits this a
Tax preparers here say they're bracing for a frantic winter regardless of how the tax picture shakes out, as their clients take advantage of tax breaks for 2012 and start planning for big changes in 2013.With the Bush-era tax cuts set to expire
Graham Construction & Management Inc., of Spokane, and a number of subcontractors from Spokane and Kootenai counties have donated materials and labor to Shriners Hospitals for Children-Spokane to help cover the costs of remodeling part of its lab,
Spokane Valley-based InCyte Pathology PS, which has enjoyed steady growth through the recession, plans to accelerate that growth by expanding into a regional practice, which would give it greater resources to remain competitive with national and a