Spokane boutique Rebel Hart Co.'s new and expanded location opened Aug. 31 at 2218 N. Monroe, in the space previously occupied by The Gilded Lily florist.
The dual-branded hotel Sleep Inn/MainStay Suites Spokane near the Spokane International Airport has sold for $10.2 million, just five years after it was constructed in 2019.
A gas station, and possible coffee drive-through stand or automotive lube station are planned on the southeast corner of Francis Avenue and Market Street.
Construction of a 210-unit multifamily project on Spokane's lower South Hill, dubbed Koz on West 4th Ave, is underway after breaking ground in mid-August following over a year of project delays.
The city of Spokane is preparing to finalize the South Logan Transit-Oriented Development project plans that will boost connectivity and livability in the South Logan neighborhood.
The Journal sat down with Colleen Dixon, the new CEO of Spokane-based Selkirk Pharma Inc., to discusswhat the company has been up to in the last couple of years and what Dixon is focused on accomplishing in her new post.
Paul Fish, outdoor recreation and environmental advocate, remains quite busy with his adventures and causes four years after closing Mountain Gear Inc.
More than 30 years after selling the historic Manito White House, Richard Palmer returns to the South Hill home to complete exterior renovation and restoration work on the property.
A new ordinance in Kootenai County will save thousands of dollars and months of time for property owners who divide their land to gift or sell to family members.
Strong demand for warehouse space is the driving force behind a Spokane developer's plans to build its third commercial building on the West Plains in as many years.
Presidential elections can create uncertainty around the stock market. Historically, however, those impacts typically aren’t as dire as some investors may believe.
Mountain West Bank has acquired the former Spokesman-Review building in Coeur d'Alene and plans to relocate its headquarters there in the next couple of years.
Kurt Walsdorf spent his entire 40-year career with Bank of America serving the community was born and raised in. While he's retiring from his role as president for the Spokane/Boise market, he still plans to stay involved.
Some independent community pharmacies are thriving through expanded clinical services and service areas in Eastern Washington, while some large retail chain pharmacies are confronting headwinds, namely bankruptcies and store closures.
Awareness and research about hormone replacement therapy have helped create more acceptance and understanding of the practice. Functional medicine provider Debbie Judd says The Metabolic Institute is growing consistently and is hiring a new provider to keep up with demand.
