A Washington state appellate court panel here has overturned the denial of unemployment benefits to a woman who set up an insurance agency in an attempt to become self-employed, but failed to open it.In a ruling that reversed a Superior Court of
Creditors' long struggle to recoup money they had tied up in Metropolitan Mortgage & Securities Co. and Summit Securities Inc. before those affiliated companies here shut down seven years ago is entering its final phase.Still at stake are of of
The Providence Regional Cancer Center here has joined a long-term, international study on the early detection of lung cancer, including through the use of a procedure called autofluorescence bronchoscopy.The cancer center is a partnership of & is
Sirti, the Spokane-based Washington state economic development agency, has received final state clearance to move ahead with a major transformation.A bill signed by Gov. Chris Gregoire last week will abolish Sirti and a Seattle counterpart, the
United Lithographers Inc., of Spokane Valley, has closed its doors.Brandy Donough, who assumed ownership of the 30-year-old business two years ago following the sudden death that year of her father, Ray Tyson-Flyn, says the shop shut down about
A pediatric cardiologist here, Dr. Carl Garabedian, has become the first physician in the Inland Northwest to begin using a newly approved alternative to open-heart surgery for treating people, mostly children and young adults, with certain heart a
Spokane-area golf courses, after enduring a drop-off in activity the last couple of years due to a weak economy and reduced consumer spending, say they expect to see at least a modest upturn in business this season.Some of the public courses here
Phil and Heather Lanzone, who own Northstar Sea Foods Inc., a nearly eight-year-old Airway Heights distribution company, say they plan to open a fresh seafood market on the South Hill next week.The market, called Regal Street Seafood, will a at
Wheatland Bank, of Spokane, says it posted net income of just over $1.1 million last year, up about $92,000 from 2009, and had strong increases in deposits and assets, but a decline in loans, similar to what many other banks here M. Horton, CEO, of
Spokane Teachers Credit Union says it posted net income of $16.2 million in 2010, up nearly double from $9.1 million in 2009, and also had decent gains in loans and deposits, despite the continuing economic slump.The credit unionSpokane's