The owner of Schweitzer Mountain Resort envisions about $85 million worth of enhancements at the North Idaho ski resort over the next decade, executives there say.
Taylor & Rachel Gano
Fluffy's Candy
9502 N. Newport Highway, suite 4B, Spokane

 In November of 2019, after two years of throwing the idea of opening a full-service candy store around, my wife and I finally made the jump and began looking
Over the last few weeks, a half-dozen businesses with employees in Spokane County have filed notices signaling the Washington state Employment Security Department of temporary layoffs of more than 800 workers.
Spokane Valley-based online retailer etailz Inc. has secured a round of investment funding for the second time this year, says the company CEO Kunal Chopra.
The newly raised capital, just more than $5 million, comes from a group of investors
A three-person panel of arbitrators has ruled that a long-time Spokane investment company and its owner didn't breach its fiduciary duties, nor did it commit fraud, as claimed by a Spokane businessman who had invested in the company.
Keith Fauerso, executive director of the Cheney Care Community senior living home, says quarantine measures implemented due the coronavirus pandemic only have furthered the isolation experienced among those who are the most susceptible to the virus.
Shannon Myers never thought she'd be talking about toilet paper so much, even though she's the spokeswoman for a company that makes it.
Though Spokane-based Clearwater Paper Corp. doesn't have hard revenue figures yet for the first quarter of 2020
The Washington State Department of Financial Institutions has accused a former Spokane financial planner of swindling millions from at least 19 clients over a 16-year period, starting in 2003.
The signs of work on the North Spokane Corridor in northeast Spokane are readily visible now.
When completely finished in 2029, the $1.49 billion project ultimately will create a freeway linking Interstate 90 in east Spokane to U.S. 395 north of Spokane.
After 103 years, the Post Street Bridge in downtown Spokane will be replaced. Construction is scheduled to start in April.
Marlene Feist, director of strategic development for the public works department, says plans call for the project to be completed