Spokane Teachers Credit Union has set its sights on a lofty milestone: reaching $1 billion in assets by 2007.Unlike some other credit unions here, however, Teachers will rely on what it has been doing, and not expanding into new markets, to its

Numerica Credit Union, of Spokane, has bought a location in the Tri-Cities to build a new branch and enter the market there, continuing a trend of geographic expansion by leading Spokane credit unions.Earlier this year, Numerica Credit Union a

A development company here thats proposing a new downtown-Spokane office building has redesigned and expanded the envisioned structure with hopes of attracting a coveted anchor tenant.The company, Riverside 89 LLC, now is looking to build a a

A company headed by Spokane developer Dick Vandervert has bought an old United Furniture Warehouse building on Spokanes North Side and is remodeling it with hopes of landing a new retail tenant for the property.The building is located at the

Concrete Works Statuary Inc., of Spokane Valley, has leased space in the Spokane Business & Industrial Park and plans to move its manufacturing operation there from the Airway Heights Correctional Center.The 8-year-old company expects to hire a

The 141st Air Refueling Wing of the Washington Air National Guard plans to renovate and expand its medical-training facility at Fairchild Air Force Base next year.Construction costs would fall in the $1 million to $5 million range, says Lt. is

Western Rail Inc. moved to the West Plains so it would have rail service.Little did the seller of used locomotives and parts know it would end up providing rail service itself.With whats known as the Geiger spur facing closure, Western to

A company formed by the owners of Spokane Valley-based Lydig Construction Inc. plans to develop a $2.8 million structure in the Valley that will be the future home of ITT Technical Institutes Spokane branch.The company, East Indiana College a

You might say Kale Bassler and Terrie Wharton have the St. Nick knack.The good friends discovered their niche after years of local craft shows at which they peddled reindeer made of clothes pins and other Christmas-themed baubles they had by in

Itronix Corp., the Spokane-based maker of rugged wireless computers, plans early next year to begin looking for a new location into which it can consolidate its operations here. Were seeing pressure on our current space, says CEO Tom We